The Murder of Missy Bevers

True Crime Society

True Crime, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 7 December 2023

⏱️ 64 minutes

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(3:15) - Olivia’s Neighborhood Crime
(8:03) - Spotify Wrapped
(13:02) - Missy Bevers

Terri ‘Missy’ Bevers was a mother to three daughters and she had been working on getting herself in the best shape of her life in 2016. She had started facilitating fitness bootcamp classes, run out of a local church in Midlothian, Texas.

Missy had a class scheduled for 5am on Monday, April 18, 2016. The weather was predicted to be stormy, so she made a social media post advising the attendees that the class would be held indoors.

Missy arrived to the church early to set up, and waiting for her was a person dressed in police riot gear. This person had entered the building around 30 minutes before Missy arrived and was seen on CCTV walking from room to room, causing damage to the property.

When Missy’s class attendees arrived, they found a bloodied scene. Missy had been attacked and murdered by the person in the police gear.

7 years later, Missy’s murder is still unsolved. Did she disturb a robbery or was this a targeted murder?

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss the unsolved murder of Missy Bevers.

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0:00.0	The True Crime Society Podcast contains adult themes and violence and is not intended for all audiences.
0:05.0	Listen or discretion is advised.
0:07.0	If you'd like to skip the intro, please refer to the time stamp listed in the episode description.
0:13.0	Thank you. What's up,? Welcome back to another episode of the True Crime Society podcast with Stephanie and Olivia.
0:37.0	As you guys know, I think we talked about how we double recorded because I was going away and you know just one week off and I already
0:45.4	forgot like what time we recorded at and had to start late because I was like oh shit I
0:49.4	we record at five and not 530 So, even I had to look at our old messages because there's been obviously all the time
0:57.5	changes to over the last, like our time changing in October, I think you know, it's changed in November.
1:01.6	So it's been kind of up and all over the place for a little
1:04.4	Yeah, it's easy. It's amazing how quickly you forget one week off and I'm just lost
1:09.3	I don't know how to do anything anymore. I don't know how how to because we also record Patreon on the in the same kind of recording
1:16.2	session I'm like I can't remember which one we do first.
1:18.2	So yeah I went to Vermont that was fun. There was snow up there had some beers
1:26.5	Nothing too crazy happened stand in some hotels. It's funny I don't know if I talked about it here on Patreon. I was talking about just how
1:34.2	hotels are expensive. I stayed at one that was like a fair price and one that was a little more
1:38.0	expensive. I actually liked the one that was cheaper better. So expensive doesn't always mean better.
1:44.6	No I feel like sometimes they're expensive for their like facilities or whatever that you're
1:48.7	either not going to use or not so much the actual room where you're going to spend time.
1:53.0	Yeah, it's crazy.
1:55.0	I just remembered this.
1:56.0	The expensive hotel, it was like $300 a night.
2:00.0	Me, that's not expensive to some people, but I'm not trying to spend $300 for one night in a hotel that I'm not even going to be at that much because I'm going to be out but there was like the person who said there before us must have had a pet like Like it was dog friendly I think and there
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