S1 Ep18: The Murder of Missy Grubaugh (Part 2)

Crime Weekly

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🗓️ 9 April 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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It was just before dawn on April 7th 1994 at the Holly Park apartment complex in Arlington Texas when the residents of one of the buildings were evacuated due to a blazing fire that had started in one of the units. It was a three alarm blaze that damaged eight units and left twenty people displaced, but as the tenants stood outside, huddling together and watching the flames engulf their home, they noticed that someone was missing. 19 year old Missy Grubaugh was not standing amongst them, but her neighbors saw her car in the parking lot. The fire department was able to get the fire under control within an hour so they could locate the source, but they did not anticipate what they would walk in on. Missy was found laying on her bed, naked, and stabbed multiple times through the heart, and police believed that whoever had killed her had started the blaze to cover their tracks and to destroy evidence. In today’s episode we will discuss what happened to Missy, who was just days away from her 20th birthday, and we will find out who did this to her, and why.

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0:42.4	Hello everybody, welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow.
0:45.9	And I'm Derek Lvassar.
0:46.9	And today we are continuing with part two of the Missy Gruba case, and just, you know,
0:52.7	as a spoiler in case anybody was worried there would be another part or five other
0:56.7	parts. This is the last part, only two parts. So you are safe. You can enjoy this without
1:03.3	anticipation that there might be in other parts. I know people always say that they're
1:06.3	like, oh, you should tell us beforehand how many parts there's going to be so we can
1:09.3	anticipate it. But yeah, we don't know. We don't know. We don't know. We don't want to
1:15.3	rush it. We just kind of, we want to, we want to go through the case the way we want
1:19.4	to go through it. Sometimes we go off on side notes. That's what we enjoy it. We enjoy
1:24.0	doing it this way. So when you get caught up in it and you're having, you know, a good
1:28.1	time with each other telling the story, but also diving into the details, it can run
1:33.1	a little long to be honest. So we don't, we don't like to put restrictions on ourselves.
1:37.2	But I feel like you are going to hear things here that you probably won't hear any
1:41.1	play sales. So there's value there. I'm biased, but I agree.
1:45.1	Well, today we're going to continue on. But before we dive in, do we have anything we
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