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48 Hours

Jocelyn Peters and the Notebook

48 Hours

CBS News

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.17.8K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2026

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Why did a man eat pages from a notebook when facing questions about the murder of a third grade teacher?

Transcript

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0:00.0

I'm going to be a little city police department.

0:12.0

Let me help you.

0:13.0

I just got home and the door was open and I walk in and I think she had my girlfriend's been shot.

0:19.0

Where was you shot at? It looked like the hit.

0:22.6

Did you see who did it?

0:24.6

I don't know, I can't go in there.

0:27.6

This victim resided at an apartment inside the building.

0:31.6

Uniform officers had already been there.

0:34.6

The first thing we do is we're going to go in and we're going to see where our victim is.

0:40.3

My name is Mark Beondelino.

0:42.3

I'm a retired homicide detective from the city of St. Louis.

0:45.3

And I investigated the murder of Jocelyn Peters from March 24, 2016.

0:50.3

This isn't someone who would accidentally leave a door open.

0:55.0

She was responsible, one of the most responsible people.

0:58.0

I knew it just didn't make sense.

1:02.0

She was a strong force, fierce advocate for children, loved them dearly, and everyone was going to succeed in her classroom.

1:09.0

She always wanted to do the next best thing.

1:13.6

In her free time, she was always checking out what she could do differently to meet the kids' needs.

1:18.6

What programs there were out there.

1:20.6

There are only three to four full-time arts teachers at the middle school level.

1:25.6

She'd bust into my office, Hey, I need you to come to my classroom today.

1:29.3

I've got some magic going on, and you need to come and see it.

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