Part 2 | The Welfare Check: Lisa and Joel Guy Sr

Unspeakable: A True Crime Podcast By Kelly Jennings

Jim Chapman

True Crime

4.8 • 614 Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

In this Part 2 of "The Welfare Check" Kelly delves deeper into the chilling true crime story of the Guy family murders, exploring the gruesome details of the crime scene and the emotional impact on those connected to the victims. Michelle Tyler's struggle to come to terms with the loss of her parents and the revelations surrounding her brother, Joel Jr., add layers to the complex narrative. The investigation exposes the meticulous planning and shocking motives behind the heinous acts, culminating in a trial that delivers justice but leaves a community shattered by unspeakable evil.

Timestamps
0:02:50 Part Two: The Guy Couple Killings Investigation Begins
0:08:41 The Gruesome Scene Unfolds
0:12:29 The Killer's Methodical Actions
0:16:27 Breaking the Heartbreaking News
0:19:55 A Daughter's Desperate Request
0:22:22 Advocating for Victims' Rights
0:24:56 Michelle's Alarming Discoveries
0:26:26 The Clue in Joel Jr.'s Actions
0:30:20 Unforeseen Crime Scene
0:30:47 Questionable Story Unveiled
0:37:03 Disturbing Plans Revealed
0:40:05 Sinister Document Unearthed
0:51:41 Arrest and Revelation
0:54:25 Crucial Financial Evidence Uncovered
0:56:24 Heartfelt Family Tributes
0:59:14 Guilty Verdict and Sentencing

Transcript

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0:00.0	Welcome to Unspeakable, a true crime podcast where I tell stories of real crimes with real victims,
0:11.7	whose cases are so shocking that many are left wondering, how is this even real?
0:30.9	I use my experiences in law enforcement, corrections, and combined with my years as a criminal justice educator, dig deep into complex cases of evil acts.
0:34.4	Some so evil, many feel they are unspeakable.
0:50.4	The unspeakable. Warning, unspeakable is intended for mature audiences.
0:54.0	If you are easily offended, then I'm not your girl.
0:56.6	Listening discretion is advised. Hey y'all. KJ here back for another episode of Unspeakable. How is it going?
1:02.0	I have got some shoutouts that I need to do today. And they're all over the place. We've got Montana and Maine and Texas and Louisiana. So let's say hello to some people. Let's start with
1:14.8	Scott. Is it Grazofi? It's got to be Grazofi. Scott, I hope I nailed that one. All the way from
1:20.8	New Roads, Louisiana. Hey Scott, thanks for joining. I'm so glad to have you. And you're a Louisiana
1:26.1	person like me. And that always makes me feel good in terms of support, right?
1:29.3	When you're people from your own state like you. That's a good thing. And then Miss Katie Branton from Troop, Texas. Hey, Katie. So glad to have you. Tell all your friends about me too. Texas is a state that gives me lots of support. So tell all your friends to listen up. And then this one, all right, we got to talk
1:45.2	about this one, because this is Lisbon, Maine. Okay. Now, in Louisiana, we would say Miss Mary
1:51.8	Reischard. But in Maine, I don't know if you're Miss Mary Richard or if you're Miss Mary
1:58.4	Richard. So I'm going to say hey to both of y'all. So hey, Miss Mary
2:02.2	Richard, whichever one you are. You got to message me on my Facebook and let me know. I
2:07.8	got to know which one you are. It's bothering me because I want to know. But hello, all the way up
2:12.5	there in Maine. I'm so glad to have you either way. And then Miss Stacy Burns from Bozeman, Montana.
2:19.0	I don't know that I've had a Montana yet.
2:21.2	I don't recall.
2:22.1	But hey, Miss Stacy, thank you so much.
2:24.9	And then last but not least is going to be Caitlin Berg from Tibado, Louisiana.
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