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About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
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bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
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the
concise and complete episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the following sources for this episode:
The Fresno Bee
Family of four missing; car found
SoCal man pleads not guiltyin four slayings
Suspect in killings owed victim $30k
The Los Angeles Times
On quiet cul-de-sac, a family vanishes
Grisly find deepens mystery
Business partner held in killing of McStay family
Family's accused killer to be tried
A legal milestone in a mysterious case
Detective testifies in McStay case
Jury hears 2010 police interview in McStay case
Jurors in McStay trial visit gravesite
McStay family murder trial nears end
Defense's turn in McStay murder trial
Guilty verdict ends the McStay saga but not its mystery
McStay relatives describe loss in trial’s penalty phase
Death Penalty in McStay Killings
The Sacramento Bee
Slain family records ordered unsealed
Santa Maria Times
FBI joins search for missing family
Visalia Times-Delta
Year later, SoCal family's disappearance a mystery
McStay family murder suspect Charles ‘Chase’ Merritt fires attorneys
A final goodbye for the McStay family
McStay murder mystery: Who is Chase Merritt?
PODCAST EXCERPT
But
what
Joseph
didn't
know
is
that
Chase
had
a
lengthy
criminal
past
going
back
to
1977.
He
was
sentenced
to
six
months
in
jail
and
three
years
probation.
But
he
failed
to
attend
court
when
required
and
his
probation
had
dragged
on
for
years.
He
was
still
on
probation
when
he
began
manufacturing
for
Joseph.
He
also
didn't
know
is
that
Chase
was
a gambling addict and heavily in debt.
What
is
known
is
the
someone
pulled
out
a
carton
of
eggs
and
put
them
on
the
kitchen
counter.
Laying
nearby
was
a
banana.
Two
bowls
of
popcorn
were
on
the
sofa
in
the
living
room.
And
at
some
point
Chase arrived at the house.
At
7:47pm
a
neighbour's
surveillance
camera
captured
what
appeared
to
be
the
McStay's
white
SUV
passing
by.
Chase
drove
their
SUV
a
hundred miles to the desert near Victoriaville. There he dug two graves.
VICTIMS: McSTAY FAMILY
SILENT DESERT WINDS
Joseph
didn't
know
that
Chase
was
a
gambling
addict
and
heavy
in
debt
with
a
criminal
past.
His
work
quality
was
poor
and
he
was
about
to
be
fired.
Chase
drove
the
SUV
a
hundred
miles
to
the
desert.
There
he
dug
two
graves.
About Murder In 20
Bobbie
Stevens
is
o
bsessed
with
true
crime
and
passionate
about
writing
and
story
telling
and
delivers
a
new
and
fascinating
episode
every
Wednesday.
Tune
in,
get
the
concise
and
complete
episode in 20 minutes. Less Talk. More True crime.
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Murder in 20, British Columbia, Canada
Copyright 2024. All rights reserved.
PODCAST EXCERPT
But
what
Joseph
didn't
know
is
that
Chase
had
a
lengthy
criminal
past
going
back
to
1977.
He
was
sentenced
to
six
months
in
jail
and
three
years
probation.
But
he
failed
to
attend
court
when
required
and
his
probation
had
dragged
on
for
years.
He
was
still
on
probation
when
he
began
manufacturing
for
Joseph.
He
also
didn't
know
is
that
Chase was a gambling addict and heavily in debt.
What
is
known
is
the
someone
pulled
out
a
carton
of
eggs
and
put
them
on
the
kitchen
counter.
Laying
nearby
was
a
banana.
Two
bowls
of
popcorn
were
on
the
sofa
in
the
living room. And at some point Chase arrived at the house.
At
7:47pm
a
neighbour's
surveillance
camera
captured
what
appeared
to
be
the
McStay's
white
SUV
passing
by.
Chase
drove
their
SUV
a
hundred
miles
to
the
desert
near
Victoriaville. There he dug two graves.
MI20 wishes to thank and acknowledge the
following sources for this episode:
The Fresno Bee
Family of four missing; car found
SoCal man pleads not guiltyin four slayings
Suspect in killings owed victim $30k
The Los Angeles Times
On quiet cul-de-sac, a family vanishes
Grisly find deepens mystery
Business partner held in killing of McStay family
Family's accused killer to be tried
A legal milestone in a mysterious case
Detective testifies in McStay case
Jury hears 2010 police interview in McStay case
Jurors in McStay trial visit gravesite
McStay family murder trial nears end
Defense's turn in McStay murder trial
Guilty verdict ends the McStay saga but not its mystery
McStay relatives describe loss in trial’s penalty phase
Death Penalty in McStay Killings
The Sacramento Bee
Slain family records ordered unsealed
Santa Maria Times
FBI joins search for missing family
Visalia Times-Delta
Year later, SoCal family's disappearance a mystery
McStay family murder suspect Charles ‘Chase’ Merritt
fires attorneys
A final goodbye for the McStay family
McStay murder mystery: Who is Chase Merritt?
VICTIMS: McSTAY FAMILY
SILENT DESERT WINDS
Joseph
didn't
know
that
Chase
was
a
gambling
addict
and
heavy
in
debt
with
a
criminal
past.
His
work
quality
was
poor
and
he
was
about
to
be
fired.
Chase
drove
the
SUV
a
hundred
miles
to
the
desert.
There
he
dug
two
graves.
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