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Dead. Authorities say this is
becki dillard was found
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near where becki's body was
found. They say she was near
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her car, but her injuries were
not consistent with that of a
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car crash.
The vehicle was still
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running. The young lady was
laying in the roadway with a
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gunshot wound to her head.
When Justin drank, he became
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a totally different person. He
became angry.
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Every day, I've gone over
what happened, if I could do
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anything different.
A lot of cases turn on just
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luck. And that's what happened
in this case.
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Adrenaline was coursing
through my veins. How far
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behind was I from the killer?
Five unique perspectives.
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Five points of view.
One murder.
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I'm becki dillard's husband.
I am becki's mother.
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I was the first responding
trooper to the murder.
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I'm a criminal investigator.
And I was the prosecuting
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attorney.
My name's Justin dillard.
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I'm becki dillard's husband.
Becki was like a little
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Bumblebee. She was adhd,
running around, touching
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everybody, making everybody's
life happy. Like a little fairy,
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just as sweet as she could be.
I loved that she could walk in
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a room, and it could be a bad
day in that room, and she'd
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just turn it all around. "I'm
here. Here I am. Smile now."
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"It's okay." We were doing
pretty good at that
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happily‐ever‐after fairy tale,
kind of what we wanted. Here we
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are married, down the road, and
kids. This is my best friend,
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my wife, mother of my kids. We
were supposed to be together,
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arguing, bickering over her
cooking 20 years from now. My
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life literally changed ‐‐ all
‐‐ it changed completely in one
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day. I have never felt the pain
that I felt. I wouldn't wish
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this on anybody. It was Friday
the 13th. I remember thinking,
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"oh, lord, here we go. What's
gonna happen today?" Becki got
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home and changed and was
getting ready to go to her
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sister's party. It was sarah's
21st birthday party. She was
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already late. She had to get
gas, she had to go back to
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Walmart. She was gonna pick
something up for Sarah. I
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really didn't want to go. I
changed my mind two or three
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times and finally, I decided,
"you know what? I'll just stay
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"home." well, at 9:30 that night,
her brother had called and said,
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"where's becki?" She should be
there pretty soon. She left at
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9:00. 10:00 came around, and
she still wasn't there. Talked
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to Sarah that time, and Sarah
said, "well, she should be here"
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by now." And I said, "well,
yeah, she should be there." And
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she still wasn't. By the third
phone call, I was worried. I
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thought, "okay, something ain't
right." At that point, I knew
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it was not good. So then, okay,
we need to go find out where
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she's at. So I called my friend
Lindsey that was also her
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friend, as well. I said,
"Lindsey, come up here and get
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me." so Lindsey says, "I'm on
my way." And she comes and gets
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me, and we try to track her
down, and we went where she was
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supposed to be going. We
actually went to the gas
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station she was going to. We
went the way she was going, and
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she wasn't on the side of road.
Nobody knows where she's at.
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And that's not like her. We
always knew where everybody
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else was. We get to the party
and there's some police that
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want to talk to me. They tell
me that I need to come with
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them. I didn't think it had
anything to do with becki. My
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world was perfect. And she's
not supposed to be hurt. She's
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not supposed to be harmed. That
never crossed my mind. When
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becki and I met, we hit it off
right off, right off the bat.
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We became really close, really
good friends. Becki was the new
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girl. And, you know, when
somebody is new, everybody
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wants to find out about them,
what they're doing, who they
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are, what's going on. And I had
a small, little crush on her.
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Our interests were very
similar. She was into fashion
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and clothes and hair and
appearance. And I know that
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sounds vain, but back then, we
were still in high school. We'd
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call each other and be like,
"well, what are you gonna wear?
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"I'm gonna wear this." We were
always inseparable, but we were,
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for real, together. We
graduated high school in may.
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And by mid‐june, she moved in
with me and my mom. I got to
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the police station. I sat there,
and it seemed like I sat there
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forever and ever and ever
before anybody even came in.
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And but then this man came in.
They wouldn't tell me anything.
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They wanted me to answer all
these questions, but they would
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not answer any of mine. And
finally, this older gentleman
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said, "well, we found becki
without a pulse." I'll never
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forget the pain, the sickness.
That is not something you can
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describe, when someone tells
you your whole world is not
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alive, is gone, is dead, is
over ‐‐ that blunt. You don't
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just do that to somebody. They
questioned me for, it seemed
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like hours. They asked me
questions like, "do you have"
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weapons? Do you have guns? Is
there anybody that would harm
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her? Would you harm her? "I
watch enough TV to know that"
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they come after the husband or
the spouse in these situations.
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I thought, "well, surely."
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I'm Clinton howell. I was
the first responding trooper to
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the murder of becki dillard. I
was north of west plains on 63
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highway working some traffic
that night. And troop called me
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and informed me of a motor
vehicle crash with injuries on
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ff highway, in the Southern
part of howell county. While I
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was en route, then I was
advised that there may be a
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fatality involved. I come
around the corner, and there
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was a vehicle sitting on the
left‐hand side of the road in
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the grass, still running. And I
could see a young lady laying
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near the center line, all
crumpled up, and there was a
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few people standing around. I
jumped out of my car real quick
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and went right to her right off
the bat. I noticed blood on her
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scalp. I assessed her real
quick, and she was already
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gone. There was nothing I could
do for her at that point. This
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young lady was still very warm.
It wasn't like she'd been
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laying there very long. It was
an odd scenario because the
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vehicle didn't have any damage
on it when I rolled up. And it
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was upright, sitting off in the
grass like it had been pulled
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off there. So my gut instinct
was already going wild. Started
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looking around, located a
couple shell casings in the
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road near her body. They shined
in my patrol car headlights.
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Adrenaline was coursing through
my veins. Is there somebody out
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just 20 feet off the road in
the brush? Because there's no
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lighting out there, and the
only way the scene's lit up is
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with my patrol car headlights.
I knew that I needed some help
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real quick. I immediately keyed
up and told troop to get ddcc
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investigators en route. As I'm
waiting for my investigators
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and backup to show up, I'm
telling everybody to stay put
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and not move because they're
actively part of a crime scene.
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One of them could be the
shooter. So I visited with each
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one of them individually to try
to assess them and their story,
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why they were there. There was
no flags from anybody I talked
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to. I moved over to her vehicle,
making sure not to touch it,
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looked in it through the glass.
I could shine my flashlight in
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there. I could see that the
heater was on and it was
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sitting there idling. Her purse
was still there in the vehicle.
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It didn't appear to be
disturbed. It was, like, in the
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same spot where she had set it,
over in the passenger side.
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When people break in and steal
vehicles, of course, they
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usually dump them or scatter
stuff. Robbery was not a motive
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with this victim. When entry
was made into the vehicle, it
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was made by Warren wiedemann,
our ddcc investigator. He
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looked in her purse, of course,
so there was a driver's license
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and it was easy to make
positive identification right
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there. Her name was becki
dillard, from the west plains
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area. The early assumption is
that she was traveling to an
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undisclosed location ‐‐ we
didn't know ‐‐ and for some
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reason, she got flagged down,
and she exited her vehicle to
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get out and talk to them, and
they shot her right there in
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the middle of the road. She
would not stop in the middle of
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the night for a stranger in the
middle of nowhere on this old
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backroad. It was blatantly
obvious it was somebody that
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she knew and that she felt
comfortable with. Everything
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was intact. None of her
clothing was ripped. There was
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no signs of no struggle. So all
the obvious indicators are it
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was a hit. And it was our job
to find out why and get that
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person. If there's a fatality
involved, then I have to notify
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next of kin and contact family.
And we never do that by the
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phone. We always do it in
person. Throughout our
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conversations with some of our
local contacts and people, we
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were able to determine that
becki had a husband and his
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name was Justin dillard. Of
course, we don't rule out
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anybody at that early stage.
Everybody is a suspect at that
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point, and we needed to
interview him. We developed
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information that becki's
husband was at a party on a
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county road west of west
plains. So me and a deputy
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rolled onto that location. We
tell him that we have, you know,
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some bad news for him. He's
distraught. Very, very, very
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dramatic. Some initial
observations that made some
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flags go off, from just an
investigation standpoint ‐‐
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he's a young male married to a
beautiful young woman with two
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beautiful kids, and he's
wearing pink cowboy boots, a
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pink shirt, and has makeup on.
And that may not be a flag in a
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Metro area, but in rural howell
county, that's a huge flag. We
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had to figure out, was there,
you know, extramarital affairs
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going on? Was there domestic
violence? We placed him in a
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patrol car, headed towards the
sheriff's office as quickly and
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safely as possible. At that
point, it was time for me to
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step back out. When I left the
sheriff's office that night, he
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was one of the suspect.
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I am Debbie talbert, becki's
mother. Around 2:00 that night,
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the phone rang. I got up and
answered it. And it was becki's
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father, Benny. He was crying,
which is unusual for Benny, and
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he said, "something has
happened to becki, and you need"
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"to come to the police station
right now." We got there to the
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police station. Charlie, who
was sarah's husband at the time,
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grabbed me and sat me down, and
told me that becki was gone.
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Before I even had a chance to
react at that particular time,
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Justin comes running in the
room and grabs me by the head
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and said, "oh, my god, oh, my
god, becki's dead," and
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started crying. I immediately,
instead of crying, got angry
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because I knew that he had done
something. I wasn't surprised
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when becki told me that she was
seeing Justin. I thought he was
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a little feminine then, but he
seemed to be a really nice boy,
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and they hit it off pretty
good. Justin would listen to
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becki, and he knew exactly what
to say to her. He was a more
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softer person, more gentle.
When becki found out she was
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pregnant, she had a good
support system on both sides.
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Both becki and Justin wanted to
go to cosmetology school.
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Justin's mom, Debra, took care
of cobey while they went to
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school. And they were getting
along really good living at
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debra's house. When they were
going to school, Justin started
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to drink a little bit more. I
don't exactly know why. Maybe
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he was more scared of actually
raising cobey and providing for
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cobey as a father. He was
falling down on his duties as a
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provider for the family. And a
lot of times, he missed school
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because he over‐drank the night
before. It was causing a rift
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in their relationship. She
didn't want to live in that
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house forever. She wanted her
own house, just like every
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person does. Becki was hoping
that once they had saved up
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enough money, they could get a
place of their own and they
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could actually make a go of
being a happy family. Well,
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after cobey was about 3 1/2
years old, becki became
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pregnant again. She had asked
Justin to stop drinking because
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she wanted to have another
child. So he did for a while,
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and then after she became
pregnant again, he started
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drinking again. When Justin
drank, he became a totally
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different person. He became
angry at everything and
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everyone. I begged her to
please come and stay with us,
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but she wouldn't do it. Becki
did have some hope that they
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would be able to be together
and make a happy family. But in
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my heart, I didn't see that
happening. So she started
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taking some of her check and
hiding it so that she would
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have some money, eventually, to
get an apartment or a down
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payment on a home. She was
trying to move out of the house
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with Justin and get out from
underneath the chaos that was
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in the dillard home. Whenever
someone is murdered, you
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usually look to the spouse
first. On that particular night,
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Justin did show up at sarah's
party at a particular time, and
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he was yelling and crying out,
"where's becki? Where's becki?
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"And they didn't know what was
going on. He was crying, "oh,
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"she's in a ditch somewhere,
dead." My whole family knew
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that Justin was involved in
some way. They just had to
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prove it. Whoever was in the
truck following becki had
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stopped her on the highway.
There was a vehicle that came
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from the opposite direction,
and they saw both vehicles
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stopped there.
There's two cars. A s. U. V.
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And, uh, I think a Chevy
pickup. It was parked on the
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side of the road.
It was a big break in the
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case for the detectives,
because had not someone
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remembered seeing that truck on
the road, they probably never
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would have been pointed in the
right direction.
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My name is Warren wiedemann
with the Missouri state highway
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patrol. I'm a criminal
investigator, and I assisted in
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the investigation in the
homicide of becki dillard. When
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I advised Justin of his Miranda
rights, he became extremely
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emotional, to the point of
almost being hysterical. It was
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obvious that he was under the
influence of something. We
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weren't really getting a whole
lot out of him. He was leaning
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forward and just rocking side
to side and crying. He just
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didn't seem that concerned to
help us. He was more worried
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about his own emotions than he
was trying to figure out what
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happened to his wife. We didn't
have enough to take him into
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custody, but we still felt it
was very possible that he was
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involved in this death.
Lieutenant Gary lambe and I
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began to interview numerous
people that had been at the
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party. Dean ellis'name came up
quite a bit. We found out the
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Dean Ellis was actually
justin's father, who had had
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nothing to do with Justin for
about 15 years. And it was my
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understanding that Dean Ellis
was having some heart problems
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and had decided he wanted to
basically reconnect with his
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family and get to know his son.
So Dean Ellis, just a short
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time before this, had actually
moved back into Debra dillard's
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residence with Debra dillard
and her current boyfriend, and
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becki dillard and her husband,
Justin. So it was unusual
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having your father living with
your mother and your mother's
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boyfriend, all in the same
residence. We'd gone back to
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the residence to photograph
vehicles, to check for any
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firearms and other weapons at
the residence. And then when
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Dean was there, as he came out,
you know, I asked if he'd be
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willing to talk to me. He was
an older man, did not seem very
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healthy, did not get around
real well. It just did not
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appear that he was involved. He
didn't have the ability to
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leave the residence. He was
pretty open with discussing,
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you know, the coming and goings
at the house, of becki getting
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home from work, of Debra
dillard going to run errands,
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about what time people got
home. It did kind of stand out
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to me when he told me that
Billy eastep had been sleeping
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all evening through all of
this. Billy eastep's name had
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come up during the
investigation. That was Deborah
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dillard's boyfriend and lived
with her. I specifically asked
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him, "how do you know that he
was sleeping?" And that's when
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he pointed out that that's what
Debra dillard had told him to
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tell us. Now, it seemed unusual
that Debra dillard is providing
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alibis for Billy eastep. That
was definitely a red flag. Our
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initial interview with Billy,
basically, we were just trying
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to kind of go through the
timeline of the previous day.
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It seemed like he was trying to
distance himself from
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everything and just say he was
asleep and knew nothing. I felt
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like he was holding information
back. Between Debra dillard,
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Justin dillard, and Billy
eastep, we're really narrowing
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it down, but we're not sure if
it's all of them, one of them.
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So we're still looking for more
physical evidence. About five
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days later, a witness comes
forward. And that was a big
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turning point in this
investigation. And that was
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Tyler bean. Tyler bean was
driving on highway ff that
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night with his girlfriend.
There was a vehicle sitting
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facing northbound with the
headlights on. And when he went
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by, Tyler described that as
this black Ford explorer. And
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he said behind it was a
Chevrolet pickup.
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Um, can you describe that
truck for me again?
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Um, I know it was a
dark‐colored Chevy pickup. It
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had a light‐colored mismatched
body part on the driver's side
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of it. Um, it was probably late
'90s, early 2000s model.
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Okay, uh, when you say
light‐colored, what color would
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you say the body part was?
I'd say more like white.
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That was an absolutely huge
moment. Not only that somebody
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had drove by and saw this, but
somebody who knew vehicles well
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and could not only just say
that he saw two vehicles ‐‐ he
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described them and was able to
pick those vehicles out. He
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actually looked at photo
lineups of vehicles and picked
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out the vehicle that becki
dillard was driving and Billy
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eastep's truck. We absolutely
wanted to bring back Billy for
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an interview and basically
either confirm through a
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polygraph that he was the one
that did this or to help clear
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him. The questions would be
very direct of whether he
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caused the death of becki
dillard or whether he knew for
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sure who did cause that death.
Billy eastep showed deception
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was indicated during that
examination. But in the
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post‐test interview
interrogation, he did not admit
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to having shot becki or even
being present when she was
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shot. He stuck to his story and
continued to deny it until
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eventually he wanted to leave,
and so he was allowed to leave.
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We didn't have enough at that
point to charge him. His
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girlfriend, Debra dillard, is
requested, and she voluntarily
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comes to the highway patrol
headquarters. She is driven
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there by Billy eastep in his
vehicle with the white door.
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Debra dillard comes in for her
polygraph. And she also fails.
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After somebody fails a
polygraph examination, in the
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post‐test interrogation, it's a
very direct accusation, because
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now you know that they either
did it or they know for sure
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who did it. And so you go after
them. During the interrogation,
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she admits that she has lied to
us and that she knows who
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killed becki dillard. And she's
saying that Billy eastep is the
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one that did. She said he threw
the gun into a lake and that
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the gun is gone. So, of course,
with Billy eastep also being
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present, officers immediately
got a hold of him and began to
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talk to him, also. They're
letting him know that she is
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telling the truth and she is
blaming him and that he's the
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one that did it. And at that
point, he admits that he was
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there and he has lied to us.
But he says that Debra dillard
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was the one that pulled the
trigger.
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My name is rizwan ahad, and
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my name is rizwan ahad, and
I was the prosecuting attorney
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in this case. I'd received a
phone call from law enforcement
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officers that they had asked
Billy eastep to come to the
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highway patrol to discuss his
involvement. When I arrived,
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he'd been speaking to law
enforcement for probably about
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30, 45 minutes. When Billy
eastep was confronted with
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Debra dillard's statement, I
just remember the surprised
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look on his face, almost like
he knew he'd been caught. At
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the time that Billy eastep was
arrested, we knew that Debra
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had knowledge of the murder,
but we didn't know her
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involvement. When he made that
statement that he was present
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at the shooting, in my mind,
Debra became a stronger person
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of interest. During the
investigation, we'd determined
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that Debra dillard and becki
dillard had a tumultuous
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relationship, that there was a
lot of animosity between the
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two of them. There were a lot
of disagreements ‐‐ mostly over
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Justin, but there were other
things. We learned that becki
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may have been thinking about
leaving Justin. And Debra was
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very concerned that if becki
were to take the children, that
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she may not have any more
contact with them. Billy eastep,
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in his explanation, he stated
to us that Debra dillard and
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becki had an argument, that
becki was wanting to go to the
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party and that Debra wanted her
to stay so that Justin could
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get ready and go with them. But
becki had left. According to
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Billy eastep, he didn't know
exactly what was going on.
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Debra told him to get into the
vehicle, and they followed her.
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They caught up to her, at which
point, Billy says, Debra
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dillard started flashing her
lights. Becki pulled over.
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She got out, and she said,
"becki, come here. And becki"
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started walking over there.
Stopped in front of the truck,
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and she said, "Justin wants you
to go back and go get him." And
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when she turned around, Deb
went, "pow."
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At that point, becki went
down. And Billy saw Debra walk
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up to becki and shoot her a
second time.
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Then she got back in the
truck, and I looked at her and
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I said, "I ‐‐ I can't believe
you did it. I can't believe you"
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really did it."
It would have been enough to
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charge her, but it wouldn't
have been enough, I believe, at
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that point, to take her to
trial and convict her. We found
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more evidence later on. What
happened was, the longer Billy
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stayed in jail, the more Debra
was becoming a little more
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guilt‐ridden. She started
discussing with individuals
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that Billy was being railroaded,
that he had nothing to do with
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it. We received information
that Debra dillard had written
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a several‐page letter. Law
enforcement officers then went
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to Debra dillard's house, where
they discovered she was laying
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in bed with a gun next to her,
and this letter that she had
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written. She's confessed in
that letter that she was the
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one who shot becki dillard that
night on that highway.
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According to the officers, she
was very distraught. They
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stated to me she looked
suicidal at that point. The
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sheriff himself, I believe,
removed the gun from her. It
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was loaded.
Are you're afraid of sitting
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in jail for what you've done?
No.
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No, I'm serious.
I haven't done anything.
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She said that she cared
about Billy so much that she
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figured that she was gonna
write this letter admitting to
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this, and then killing herself
so that Billy could be
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released.
That's my story that I made
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up to get him out.
She then said that she
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decided that she wasn't going
to do it, but it was too late
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because she had already sent
out these letters.
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I gotta have you tell me the
absolute truth today. I am so
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sick of all the drama and the
bullcrap, man, I could ‐‐ I
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could flush it all away.
You don't, because I want to
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know who killed becki. And I'm
telling you.
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At that point, we weren't
100 percent sure she was
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confessing to the crime or she
was trying to get Billy out of
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it.
I just want to believe with
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everything that I am that Billy
didn't do it.
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We only have one shot to
convict a person. Otherwise,
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double jeopardy attaches and we
would not be able to try her
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again.
You realize how bad this
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looks, Deb?
I'll take my break.
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A lot of cases turn on just
luck. And that's what happened
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in this case. Now, west plains
is a pretty small town, and one
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day, the sheriff of howell
county, Mike Shannon, happened
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to be getting a cup of coffee
at the convenience store. The
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cashier made a statement to him
that Debra dillard had once
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stated to her that she was
going to kill becki dillard,
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but that she received a
reprieve because she was
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pregnant with a child, and that
she was gonna wait a year. And
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oddly enough, almost to the day,
a year later, becki dillard was
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murdered. When we received that
information, we felt like we
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had enough evidence to charge
Debra dillard with the murder
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of becki dillard.
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I've dealt with other
scenarios with in‐laws and
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family members and everything,
but never nothing so violent,
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so cold‐blooded. They're just
acting like the concerned
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grandparent and her boyfriend.
And the whole time, they're the
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ones that done it.
Every day for 10 years, I
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have gone over what happened. I
don't feel that my mother had
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anything to do with it, the way
that everybody is saying she
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did.
Our theory behind the case
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was that Debra dillard just
wanted becki out of the way.
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She was making justin's life
miserable, that Debra had had
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enough.
She wanted those children,
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and the only way that she saw
she was gonna keep them is by
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getting rid of becki. Because
Justin ‐‐ there's no way that
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he would ever get custody with
his alcohol problems.
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Becki is gonna get the
babies, she's gonna get child
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support, and then she's gonna
go on with her life.
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Debra knew that once those
children left, that becki's mom
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and the rest of her family was
not gonna let those children go
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back.
We believe that was the
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motivation that pushed her over
the edge. That night, becki had
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angered Justin, and we believe
Debra had just had enough, and
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that she was going to cure the
problem.
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When I walked into the
courtroom, Debra dillard looked
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at me, but I tried to ignore
her as much as possible. I saw
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the hatred in her eyes.
Deb dillard felt like she
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could control things, like she
could make this happen and that
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she could get away with it.
The defense focused on Billy
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eastep, stating that Billy was
actually the one that did it.
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She had to put the blame on
someone. So she chose Billy, to
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put him as the scapegoat.
He knew that she had extra
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money because it was Christmas.
He robbed her. And so she
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wouldn't tell on him, he killed
her and played it off like
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nothing had ever even happened.
We believed we had enough
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evidence to prove Debra dillard
guilty beyond a reasonable
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doubt without him. But we
wanted him to testify. We found
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out when we arrived for trial,
is that somebody had hit Billy
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eastep, had given him a black
eye. And at that point, Billy
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refused to testify. Debra
dillard also took the stand,
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and she testified on her own
behalf. And she explained that
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she and becki had a wonderful
relationship, that she was a
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great daughter‐in‐law.
She is my child. I love her.
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She didn't even know what a
mama was until she ‐‐ until she
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moved into my home.
She wanted me to be with
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becki. She liked becki. She
still will say "my daughter"
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when she talks about becki.
The entire focus of her
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cross‐examination was the
letter that she had written. I
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went line by line with her on
that and actually gave her the
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opportunity to explain it away.
And she tried, and it was
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obvious to me that she was not
being truthful.
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Her brother testified
against her and actually told
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the whole court that she had
conspired to do this a year
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before when she found out becki
was pregnant, that she was
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going to be the one that
murdered becki because she was
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bad for her son.
If she was gonna kill
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somebody, it wouldn't be her
children. It wouldn't be me. It
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wouldn't be becki. It wouldn't
be our kids. It would be
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somebody that hurt us. My
mother confessed because if she
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didn't, she was afraid that
they would come after me and
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the kids.
Whenever a case goes to the
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jury, I'm always concerned. Did
they believe the witnesses? Did
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they believe debra's version?
Every prosecutor has that
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concern because, of course, we
have to prove a case beyond a
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reasonable doubt. The jury
found her guilty. She broke
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down. I mean, she basically
fell apart.
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Not until the jury came back
and said "guilty" did she show
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any kind of emotion. That just
tells me she was guilty, with
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no remorse whatsoever.
She didn't kill anybody. She
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wasn't there. She couldn't have
been there. Whoever killed
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becki, I don't think we will
ever know why.
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In a first‐degree murder
case in Missouri, the only
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sentence in this case would
have been life without parole.
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So when the verdict came down
and the sentencing came down, I
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just felt like justice had been
served.
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We were never able to prove
that Justin dillard had
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anything to do with becki's
death. There is suspicion. But
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even today, I couldn't tell you
for sure who pulled the
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trigger.
Becki's family has done a
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very good job of making me look
bad. Feel like I have been
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victimized, very much so. I
lost my house, my kids, my wife,
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my mom. 10 years, and it still
hurts just as much. It's never
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gonna go away, ever.
Whatever Justin did, Debra
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told him to do. Whatever Billy
did, Debra was in control of
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that. She was the more dominant
one in that home, and there was
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only one person in that home
that wanted to defy her, and
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that was becki.
The wolf followed becki to
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that roadside spot where she
was killed. And so, we work
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hard for every victim, but it's
especially difficult when you
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see somebody that isn't doing
the wrong thing and bad things
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come and find them.
My best friend, my wife, my
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everything is in the ground. I
pray every day that heaven's
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real, because that's where
she's at. And I know that all I
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have to do is keep praying and
I'll see her again.
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