Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Missy Bevers Murderer Caught on Tape - Why is Murder Unsolved

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🗓️ 2 June 2024

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Missy Bevers was murdered inside a church before 5 a.m. while she was preparing for her morning fitness class. Her body is found by a student and Missy is pronounced dead at the scene. On this episode of Body Bags, Joseph Scott Morgan will discuss the possible weapons used to kill Missy Bevers and Dave Mack will dig into the possible suspects in an unsolved murder where the main suspect is caught on camera wearing a police swat kit and walking the halls of the church with an unusual gait, waiting for Missy to arrive.

Transcript Highlights

00:00:24 Introducing Missy Bevers

00:01:51 Discussion of unsolved murder

00:04:12 Talk about Camp Gladiator

00:08:38 Discussion of murderer seen on video

00:12:28 Discussion of odd gait

00:17:13 Talk about suspect, man or woman?

00:21:13 Discussion of SWAT disguise

00:26:09 Talk about new kit

00:30:13 Discussion of long hammer as a weapon

00:34:31 Discussion of injuries matching weapon

00:39:05 Talk about coverage of case in media

00:43:20 Discussion of no gun belt

00:46:44.Conclusion

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0:00.0	Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. I've worked out throughout my life for any number of reasons either you know in some
0:18.0	I've worked out throughout my life for any number of reasons either you know in sports or military or just to try to stay in shape or get back in shape and it's hard to stay the course. I'm sure that you all
0:35.6	you all know this everybody knows this. It's hard some days just to get out and
0:39.8	take a walk. I've always been fascinated by people that have a level of commitment where they will
0:51.6	get up at 4 a.m. you know even even in in the Army we didn't get up until I think
0:59.9	4.45 to get up at or show up at 4 a.m. that means that you would have had to
1:09.3	started prepping, you know, at 350 maybe if you're going to throw in your workout clothes and then to lead
1:16.3	to show up motivated that's the thing about it to show up motivated to drive people to get in shape and not just that but call you know call this
1:29.6	this program that you're involved in camp Camp Gladiator. Today I want to discuss one of the
1:35.1	most baffling cases that has come down the pike in a long long time. I've been
1:39.2	covering it for years. It's the first time I've ever done a body bags on it. We're going to talk about at least to this time the
1:47.9	unsolved of Missy Beavers. I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body backs.
2:00.0	Dave Batch.
2:01.0	Joe, let me jump in real quick.
2:03.0	Missy Beaver's case exploded in 2016 because one it happened in a church when she was
2:11.2	all alone before 5 a.m. but too because police released
2:16.0	surveillance video of the person they believe committed the murder in the
2:19.2	minutes before the murder took place. We see a person walking throughout the church in Midlothian Texas the On top of that, this video shows that the person has an unusual walk, an unusual gate,
2:34.4	and police release the surveillance video for everybody to see it, expecting somebody to go,
2:39.2	I know who that is. That's how unique the walk is. That's why this story went viral.
2:44.4	It's still not solved eight years later. That's why we're digging into the story today.
2:48.0	Now, Joe, she was there, as you mentioned, to lead a workout.
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