As we're driving up, I said, Don, we don't know if her husband was involved in this murder, but I said, you don't take your eyes off of him.

Just be prepared for anything.

I don't know if we walk in if we're going to get shot or what. I'm Scott Weinberger,

investigative journalist and former deputy sheriff.

I'm Anasiga Nikolazi,

former New York City homicide prosecutor

and host of investigation discoveries true conviction.

And this is Anatomy of Murphy.

Before we begin, we just wanted to let you know that today's story

includes some particularly disturbing content and graphic details.

As we've endeavored to do in the past, our aim in telling this story is to

pay respect to the victim, her family, and the outstanding investigative work of local law

enforcement, and not to focus solely on the horrifying details of the murder itself or the person

responsible. With a population of less than 300, Skidmore, Missouri is what you might imagine when you hear

the words small town USA.

Located about 100 miles north of Kansas City, this small farming community in the heartland

is not the bustling hub of opportunity that many young people seek

when they're heading out on their own. But for 23-year-old Bobby Joe Stinnett, it was home.

Here's former sheriff and retired Detective Randy Strong, who was assigned to the major

case squad in northwest Missouri back in 2004.

Bobby Joe was a local girl. She was eight months pregnant,

expecting her first child. She had married Zeb Stennett just less than two years earlier.

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