Georgia’s Tracy Fortson case: County’s first female deputy claims she was framed

The story of a female sheriff's deputy, her bodybuilder boyfriend - and a 2000 murder. Some people are wondering if an innocent person is behind bars. From 2018: bit.ly/3nYXXLF

[@RaeBattleRapsMood]

If she is investigated by the same agency she suing..isn't that conflict of interest? They shouldn't have been the ones investigating this.

[@misseselise3864]

georgia seems to love conflict of interest. there was a case from early 2020 where multiple judges were found to have a personal relationship with the defendants

[@pamelaeversole6050]

EXACTLY!! FBU should be testing the sheriff and deputies that were named in her law suit. You can’t find the truth if you don’t look. That good ole boys club needs dismantled.

[@michellelowe7082]

I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@PrayThenBreathe1528]

SHOULD BE being there operative word. Cover-up much?

[@paigegentling7989]

Exactly! It’s a HUGE conflict of interest!

[@madisonellery5959]

Doug was helping Tracy sue the department, literally what did she have to gain by killing him? He was the only man defending her. Meanwhile, the entire police department had reason to kill him (losing their jobs, the potential lawsuit). Should have been investigated by an outside source or the GBI. Absolutely ridiculous

[@iitzcrayz]

Exactly.. All the "evidence" could of clearly been set up by that department.

[@joy2737]

Those investigators are just making shit up.

[@ermarenayross1916]

I AGREE

[@NYCBG]

@@iitzcrayz "could of" for sure...

[@jimmyfabs78]

100% what I was thinking.

[@rinzler_0389]

Crimes comitted by cops are always "Unsolvable" .. They framed her

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

Not the one who killed George Floyd

[@DottieMinerva]

That’s not true. Someone committing a crime of passion isn’t thinking clearly and will mess up.

[@rinzler_0389]

@@DottieMinerva well then, name one?

[@DottieMinerva]

@@rinzler_0389 took two seconds to find an entire list. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Police_officers_convicted_of_murder

[@rinzler_0389]

@@DottieMinerva This ain't the case

[@jbirds87]

Coverup, they killed him and framed her.

[@tjmarx]

Based on what evidence mate? Seriously, what do you know that everyone else doesn't?

[@gilanidantes8645]

@@tjmarx you don't need to know anything with the evidence she couldn't have done it. She already left the job what does she have to lose again. The department was not supposed to investigate with the evidence Tracy had them for arrasment

[@rror-nl4lh]

@@tjmarx probably jbirds87 is Sherlock

[@tanyagirvin3298]

My husband got so drunk one night passed out in the bathroom (he is 6'5" and about 240lbs) we had 5 or 6 grown men trying to lift him up and couldn't.. no way was she able to move his body..

[@williambrandondavis6897]

You must hang out with a bunch of weaklings then. She wouldn't be able to lift him but she could definitely move him with a little ingenuity.

[@makaylal1275]

@@williambrandondavis6897 lifting is way harder than dragging. she had to lift his body to put him into the trough, which is pretty impossible considering how small she is compared to him.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@williambrandondavis6897 Your comments seem really biased and every time I read another I can’t believe we are watching the same content.

[@brianmoore5907]

6 grown men couldn't lift him? Thats a blatant exaggeration. my friend ODed on heroin and I got him in my backseat 50ft away, he was about 200-220lbs. Im an average man, not weak or crazy strong....and I did it in about 5mins. Wasn't easy. Dead weight from a limp body of a grown man is epic. Its awkward to move them. I get all that, but 5 or 6 grown men? 3 teenage girls could move a 240lb dude!!

[@robertkrepek2561]

Maybe he should get some counseling.

[@madisonellery5959]

The cops being interviewed keep looking off camera and smiling whenever they discuss evidence against Tracy, they're clearly lying or covering something up, they are beyond amused with themselves.

[@nomdeplume2213]

duping delight 100000%.

[@angelmorningstarr9504]

@@nomdeplume2213 you beat me to it! Spot on.

[@karliann1]

Sick!!!!!

[@jacquelinealicea9543]

Yes the investigator smile 😁 like he happy they got her back. This should been investigated from out of town. This county are all in bed together.

[@vancey7604]

Women

[@YoMomma96]

The DA looks slimy af i notice his eyes cut to the side a few times. And the other guy looked like he may have a heart attack at any moment.

[@mzzzzz2179]

They are all like that lol

[@darkfairy9240]

it's pretty sus

[@margaretbelliveau3838]

Why the hell would Tracey want to kill him when he gave her ideas about fighting back at the sexual harassment

[@williambrandondavis6897]

Probably caught the guy with another man. 9 times out of 10 when a guy gets mutilated in the genitalia area its a gay thing. The guy being a body builder only further supports the hypothesis.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@williambrandondavis6897 😐

[@pinkpugginz]

because he told her to fck off and was done with tracy. he told her to leave him alone. tracy pointed a loaded gun at doug multiple times and assaulted him

[@truthseeker2137]

Exactly

[@raf686]

So with theories they got her in jail. So NO actual evidence? What a joke.

[@tjmarx]

By definition, without evidence it's a hypothesis. It only becomes a theory when it has evidence and has survived falsification. That is, when something becomes a theory, it's true The prosecution had more than 100 pieces of evidence. This video literally used the overwhelming amount of evidence against Tracey as some kind of twisted way of demonstrating her innocence. They were saying, "who would be dumb enough to leave so much evidence"? The answer of course is Tracey, who was convicted twice by two different juries, in two different courts, more than a decade apart and with different Sheriffs/Prosecutors in office. This story is here to sell a guys book. That's it, that's the whole point of this video

[@laurashipp447]

@@tjmarx I agree!!!

[@ThatGuy-ot1gt]

@@tjmarx Who knows, TJ? I mean they made a few compelling arguments. I could totally see it going either way.

[@Thatgradgirl]

@@tjmarx I agree, they left out a lot of stuff in this video.

[@rsod85]

She very obviously did this. She could never explain what she bought the trough for (she claimed her animals but she had a single dog) and the exact brand of quick concrete that she claimed was for a dog run, was halfway used up and there was no dog run or any concrete use on her home or anywhere she could explain. If you read other sources there’s mounds of evidence on her. Don’t take this at face value.

[@humakhan4528]

She's a cop, had she killed the guy, she wouldn't have been that sloppy. It's a complete cover-up and quite clear why they wanted to get rid of her.

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

I wouldn't expect a cop to date a former drug dealer yet she did.

[@DjRizdizOfficial]

You know the Stephanie Lazarus case? :D Also a cop, and even bit the women she killed, and got caught 20 years after.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@DjRizdizOfficial yeah that interview when they question Stephanie and she’s all geeez gollly gosssh etc was great watching her squirm

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

But, sage didn't lift her, put her in cement, etc. That would be difficult

[@laurashipp447]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td Excellent point!!!

[@Me29916]

Nahh bruh they set her up ..... She went up against the brotherhood meaning the cops and they set her up,

[@deadinthewater218]

Yep

[@Wareaglegirl9960]

Exactly

[@barbarajanssen8233]

I'm SURE she was framed. No way in Hell could she move his body

[@Melissa_newby]

Plus how did they know step-by-step

[@buddhafortune6166]

Right

[@terristewart8189]

Exactly!!!! 💯💯💯💯

[@Lucysays]

Right? Packed in cement?,,?!? Nuts. That old timer says “ she’s just a girl” shame

[@tallsygroth7727]

Wasn’t she a bodybuilder???

[@tracy1765]

So 4 months after she files a suit against the cops she's accused of offing her boyfriend, things don't add up.

[@nothankyou191]

she had literally no motive but all the cops did hmmm

[@parikhspiecederesistance3958]

So 4 months after she files a suit against the cops, she is accused of offing her boyfriend, things add up beautifully... 4 the cops... 🙏🏻 Mumbai India 🇮🇳

[@truthseeker2137]

Exactly

[@b.t.356]

I honestly can't be convinced that Tracy did it at least in my opinion

[@mpalmer7800]

I watched it on ID she did it..!!! With all the evidence I felt she did !!!

[@bazza99tu68]

@@mpalmer7800 too much evidence maybe?

[@jmillz1155]

Me too my woman's intuition says they set her up 🤔🕵🏽. But then again anything is possible.

[@juice_wink]

@@mpalmer7800 I saw it too. You get that gut feeling pretty quickly.

[@darkfairy9240]

but didn't say on here they found dna that wasn't Doug's or Tracy's?

[@killuminatianonymous5551]

The guy in the red vest smiles like he knows she's never gonna win, *EVERYTIME* he says *"I saw no indication of any of that. Any framing.

[@michelleadams474]

I noticed that too, looks like a real jerk.

[@nomdeplume2213]

duping delight at its most vile ,

[@pablovalentine8976]

you heard of a perfect storm. well that is a perfect set up . the trouble is it irks me because its to perfect. doesnt make sense. it looks like a load. and that guy in the red shirt his utter arrogance and smugness only convinced me more. It was like hes was saying try prove it

[@tiffanyjackson3979]

The innocence project should get ahold of this one. She lost her husband and her whole life for doing the right thing. I doubt she did it. You know what, I know she didn't... Very tragic for her.

[@CookingwithKikiJ]

I’m curious how she would even take him down! He was a body builder. And no way she could move 1500 lbs, alone!

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

There's an ID show called Reasonable Doubt that revisits these types of cases and they concluded she killed him.

[@kenmore01]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td Well, that's it then. Case closed.

[@clockworkman8210]

no, you don't 'know'

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

@@kenmore01 She bought the shower curtain, rope, trough and cement all the day of the murder. And admits to buying them.

[@Master-ne2rb]

With one move they got rid of tracy and her boyfriend and the lawsuit.

[@rayb7429]

Facts

[@jacquelinealicea9543]

See how happy that investigator looks. Yeah we got rid of our problem.

[@Mmaatttthheeww]

@@jacquelinealicea9543 Robert Lavender seemed so obviously biased with the way was so sure Tracy was guilty. And trying to disprove the interviewer with little to no evidence when trying to deflect any facts saying Tracy was incapable of something. I.E. Tracy being 5'6, 145lbs trying to lift up Doug who weighed 230lbs, putting him in a container and then covering it in cement. While trying carry that over a ton in weight into a field.

[@GiDD504]

“I felt like we had a very strong case” “It was all circumstantial” What the fuck!?

[@MissJessyeNorman]

A circumstantial case can in fact be incredibly strong - even the strongest. Our nation has been brainwashed to believe circumstantial evidence is worthless, when that couldn't be further from the truth. It can be worthless. It can be the most perfect, slam dunk evidence. As it says on the tin, it depends of the circumstances, whether all of the little pieces of circumstantial evidence perfectly link-up, proving each part of the crime, step by step, until the whole crime is laid out, with absolute proof, via little bits of proof that all plug, one into the other, like a giant, perfectly formed web. If they do not, and there are major holes in the evidence, then the circumstantial evidence doesn't prove the case.

[@jacquelinealicea9543]

No proof all circumstances.

[@GiDD504]

MissJessyeNorman Thats cool but I’m just pointing out that he even said it... should have left it at “we have a very strong case” period.

[@ianaelaog1096]

i dont believe that she killed her boyfriend, that red shirt guy is like payed for selling this case

[@sallybrite1530]

"Fortson objected to the admission into evidence of two handwritten documents she had penned, contending that their prejudicial impact outweighed their probative value.   The documents were introduced by the State as exemplars of her writing, and it is undisputed that they formed a basis for expert testimony that Fortson was the person who wrote the note left on Benton's vehicle.   One document, a written prayer, spoke of her love for Benton and asked for “strength to control my anger, my rage, my jealousy.”   The other, apparently an unaddressed note, stated “I know you like to try to figure me out, trying to see what makes me tick ․ the problem is I don't know what makes me do the things I do․”

[@johnrodriguez8253]

This looks like a framed case, but what could've happened in court that she was found guilty twice.... I don't see circumstantial evidence that she did it. I honestly don't think she did it!

[@MissChoksondik90]

They could have payed the juries off?💸 They could've threatened some of them?👊🔫 Not to mention, if the juries are from or around this area. They had already heard about this case and all the rumors that surrounded it?🤔 That could definitely harm a case. Especially, if it's talked about on fb or any other social media platforms.💻 Some other department, (outside of georgia, independent or not) needs to investigate this case AND have her trial somewhere else entirely.🕵🏻‍♂️ They did it for a particular case in SC, bc it had gotten blown up so much in that town and surrounding towns, especially on fb with all the rumors, speculation of what happened, etc.🤦🏼‍♀️ They are going to start that particular trial in Florida, one day.😒 (Heather Elvis Case) There's a whole slew of things that could've happened.🤷🏼‍♀️ Unfortunately, these kinds of things happen all the time in these cases where, there's crooked LEO in the departments!🤯👮

[@sherrycola721]

Small Town everyone know each other💥Old buddies 🐷’S

[@mes7662]

Bc small towns are all connected was born and raised in that area and several family members paid off judges or didnt have to bc of the lawyer they had the judge just went with them. It's really messed up

[@steve345b]

Tracy said in the beginning of the video that there was a guy at her job that was sexually harassing her the guy that was sexually resting her was the one that killed her boyfriend

[@krispyasfck]

Sexual resting.

[@cristakelly]

Soo she's a deputy, resigns and files sexual harassment law suit against the sheriffs office (which she has recorded evidence of). Then her boyfriend ends up mysteriously dead and she takes the rap?. That's definitely not a set up 🤦

[@carit8349]

And the police would know how to stage things to make it look “personal”.... it’s a lil sus to me

[@kenmore01]

Nope, not suspicious at all.

[@puttingmyphoneoncharge]

it is suspicious, but if you look at that show ID, there is quite a bit of evidence against her, and they revisited the case and said she did do it, she bought the rope cement and shower curtain on the same day the day before, and admits that

[@roseaduke8835]

No, not at all! Setup? Where?! SMH.

[@sngray11]

It is clear that she was framed. The tragic part is that she has exhausted all appeals and will spend the rest of her life in prison without the possibility of parole for a crime she didn’t commit. 💔

[@knucklehead4233]

Yup.

[@lynnette7869]

Could the Innocence Project people help her?

[@lilyvillanueva5414]

And you sure do know she didn’t do it. You guys obviously know nothing at all

[@uschanin3033]

😂🤣😅

[@kellybullick1496]

@@lilyvillanueva5414 says you, who clearly thinks they know it all !!

[@nuckinfuts7610]

"He was important to me." 💔😔 Since when is this "good ol boys" looking crew allowed to investigate themselves?

[@BBWBrynn]

There is no way in HELL she moved him by herself. No way in HELL

[@jengable4888]

I was thinking the exact same thing !

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

Watch the Reasonable Doubt episode on this case they got a woman to replicate it.

[@jengable4888]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td ..interesting...

[@frozenboot68]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td there is absolutely no way. As a member of LE we had a similar case but in reverse and the large guy could not do it with a tiny woman inside. So, I will never believe it because I have lived it and seen it with my own eyes.

[@clockworkman8210]

its possible

[@micheleantoinette8072]

She's left the deputy's office, I think she's smart enough to not leave this many clues! Framed!

[@melissaschreiber7]

That's sad. She shouldn't be in prison. BS. Omg she didn't do it. That whole department should be ashamed of themselve. Now of them have any ethic no honor at all. No one involved in the framing dint deserve their badge.

[@civil8bachelor264]

Yo when his mom said "he was important to me." I just started sobbing 😭 😭😭😭😭

[@sydneytran1518]

Ikr 😭 She sounds so naive and kind

[@coolkidd151]

Me too 😢

[@bethuselton20]

It's funny I found this comment, I was about to comment about how...um how do I put this. "Heartless" it felt. I mean "it's her first born, and he's important to me?" I'm sorry but as a mom most mom's would also say how much they meant, and at the very least how much she loved them...To each their own but I didn't feel the love a mother has for her child when she said that

[@mrsfiat6521]

👀 like the reporter’s facial expressions when she interviews people haha 👀

[@tbynum1687]

She always look surprised when the interviewee starts talking.

[@PassportBro_]

i can tell shes a fake person just by watching this video

[@joe44523579875]

Yep, wanted to smack her the whole time

[@thresagraham8181]

Honestly expected her eyeballs to ping out and bounce round her cheeks🤣😂🤣

[@bazza99tu68]

Couldn’t agree more

[@lynnscotland826]

I don’t think she did it think he had dodgy deals going on let her owt .

[@CEK51]

I don’t believe she killed him. Small southern towns still carry’s the “good ole boys” syndrome. Tracy I pray you are able to get out of prison soon. Praying light will shine on all the lies and crimes.

[@A0.917]

Yes, Georgia has many, many cases that deserve a second look

[@nomdeplume2213]

yes, much like Texas... small southern corrupt law enforcement depts... ugh

[@hogsandsooners]

@@nomdeplume2213 so, no corruption anywhere but in the south? You need to get out more.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@hogsandsooners They are all corrupt, but some have less regulation and smaller populations that they can silence more effectively for sure.

[@mamamayhem7125]

@@hogsandsooners no one said that lol

[@Cessly-12]

How smug did the district attorney look, clearly framed for speaking out that’s the problem in America. Corrupt cops I’d hate to live there

[@stevee8472]

I refuse to even visit anymore

[@ericag5346]

And there are some ignorant ass people saying it's the best country on the world 🙄 and I live here and have to listen to it, smh.

[@mrscmeier9570]

@@ericag5346 then go to where you think it's better. You must be the ignorant one who stays in a place you think is so terrible.

[@ericag5346]

@@mrscmeier9570 I'm not as ignorant as you are vain Miss lunges and lipgloss. And, you missed my point... so I'll spell it out to you. Some ignorant people say it's the best country in the world when it's not. I never said it was terrible... so don't put words in my mouth because your ignorant ass misinterpreted what I said and then decided to add on to it. Another thing, I already did move to where I think is better and I love where I live. I didn't like the weather and small minded people in Minnesota so I moved to Vegas by myself ten years ago and am strongly independent. You don't know who or what you're talking about and that's called ignorance. Haha

[@makaylal1275]

@@mrscmeier9570 will you pay for our ticket and housing then?

[@GiftedFestiveBee]

Right when my recommended get's dull, you guys come to save the day.

[@yup_its_ME.512]

this is a re-upload so I usually look in the description or see the vid again to see if there are any updates. Glad you hadn't seen this one maybe it might click something 😉

[@yup_its_ME.512]

I truly hate it when people bitch and moan its a re-upload 😒

[@sibusisiwendlangisa970]

Doug's mother knows that Tracy didn't kill her son♥️ Tracy will recieve justice and I hope it will be soon .

[@avacharlemagne570]

Something is very fishy about this story🤔

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

Yeh she’s framed after filing a sexual harassment lawsuit

[@cajandjas]

Is it just me or does that DA look shady, his little micro expressions and smirks.

[@rayb7429]

I said the same

[@cajandjas]

@@rayb7429 he just has a suspicious look about him especially when he's talking about her, this has set up written all over it 😁in my opinion anyway

[@rayb7429]

@@cajandjas I agree ☝🏽

[@llm8268]

Agree. It’s written all over him with duper’s delight. Very suspicious.

[@TheNuminousBlog]

Freaking creepy

[@momj2230]

Lol small town cops and their “theories” jfc.

[@kylie.thommo8435]

They covered up for their bruised egos! Do you know if they even physically tested their theories?

[@brookedawson9651]

The same police department that she filed a sexual harassment lawsuit about , put her behind bars .

[@jamjams690]

plus if she dragged that out of the back of her truck like they said, it would've put deep scratches in the bed of the truck, did the cops even try a recreation where some gal the same size tries this feat?

[@roseaduke8835]

Oh no, they couldn't afford to do that. That would've proved her innocence! Can't have that.

[@williambrandondavis6897]

A $2 piece of carpet would prevent any damage. She could have set the block on any number of things that would have prevented any damage and would have also made it easier to get in and out if the truck. Sounds like you have never moved a thing in your life.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

@@williambrandondavis6897 Ah another comment of yours and an even longer winded bizarre explanation of how the impossible is somehow logical. Get a grip, are you related to a cop on this corrupt force or something?!

[@iamV10010]

Wow, this one is twisted. So many moving parts and suspicious activity.

[@jacquelinealicea9543]

I think 🤔 she was frame for the law suit. Point blank. Too many evidence left behind for a sheriff that knows what they look for. That's my opinion. 🤔

[@shaz8486]

Yes that seems to be the common theme with cops framing others ....

[@teenieneenie630]

Yep, the "good 'ol boys are alive and well in Georgia. Didn't Charlie sing the devil went down there? This woman was FRAMED!

[@tanneritebrandon2133]

Remember, the devil came down to Georgia, but he didn't stay... (I grew up here, know the story, and have my own opinion on it...)

[@Caffeine_Club]

If she did it, how in the Hell could she move a concrete block with him inside (he looked pretty big) all by herself?

[@niterida380]

They explained their theory.

[@ihopeyourtriggered2987]

@@niterida380 but its still really hard to believe she moved him into the truck without any neighbors witnessing especially seeing how big that body is and how could she get him out of the truck with him in 1500 pounds of cement and into a field of cows without the farmer seeing it just seems really off 🤷‍♀️

[@raf686]

@@niterida380 and does not make the theory more farfetched

[@kenmore01]

She was superwoman!

[@tjmarx]

@@ihopeyourtriggered2987 They're all rural properties on land. There are no neighbours to see at any of these locations. You understand that a farmer can't actually see everything on their property, right? Commercial farms (as opposed to hobby farms) tend to be so large that areas of the property can't be seen unless you explicitly are going to that area for something. You only have to lift him encased in 1500lb of cement if you're stupid enough to pour it before you get to the dumping site. If you weight to get to the dumping site, then you only have to be able to roll him out of the truck into the tough underneath the truck bed's tailgate. Then pour and mix the concrete on site right in the trough. There would actually be no special strength requirement in that. Anyone could do that regardless of gender.

[@ceejamm3180]

They definitely set her up.

[@jsmith034086]

My heart broke when his mom said he was important to me :/

[@catherinemumbua8251]

How can you be investigated by same agency you suing.. They got rid of Tracy, her boyfriend and the legal suit all at once. #sad

[@lillanna615]

Need to retry the case again looking at everyone deeper

[@tanneritebrandon2133]

I grew up with her daughter, drive past the house where his truck was found quite regularly and now live close to the property in which he was found. It has always been such a twisted and crazy story.

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

Do people who live in the area believe she did it or believe she was framed?

[@tanneritebrandon2133]

@@kummakummakummakummakummac8606 - honestly, there is a fair share of each.

[@Theirtherethere.]

How the f did this entire group of cops court officials even get away with being involved with her case . If they aren't guilty then why not pass everything they have to a court house with ppl who aren't obviously involved or known personally.. I would take that fact to court right there

[@sandybrown7005]

Sounds like revenge from previous coworkers to me...

[@IslandGirlKelly]

Four of you are claiming to be first. I think that I will sleep wondering which one really was the first. FFS people, get a hobby.

[@Aschuu]

Wow that was a really good picture of the tree with missing bark. Good evidence there bud.

[@laniyamonae]

Yess I was running out of shows to watch 😖

[@Mckinley-mick]

I’ve seen this case covered on a different channel as well. After listening to it all, I really don’t believe she did it. I think the butthurt men in the PD framed her. However, either way, there isn’t enough concrete evidence to pin it on her, or anyone else I suppose... ya know, unless someone wants to squeal on their comrades...

[@lah-tee5412]

What’s up with the reporters 👀 eyes 😳😳 I don’t know who’s worse, the over narration lady or the 👀 jeepers creeper peepers lady 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@tu962]

It's the same person...The reporter does the narration.

[@niemasaunders7669]

It's so hard for me to believe that she did it. I mean she's was in law enforcement I believe she would know how to hide the evidence real well. I believe that the cops she used to work with got someone to do it. She filed a civil case against the sheriff department doing that could mess up their careers.

[@bryanb6931]

The way the narrator does that thing with her eyes is so annoying , so disingenuous .

[@Synthpoptroubadour]

ha i love it. it's hilarious

[@brandonstephens1447]

Her inflection when she talks is so distracting and annoying. She’s gotten a little better but it’s still annoying.

[@Synthpoptroubadour]

@@brandonstephens1447 i think she's a goddess

[@Synthpoptroubadour]

i love her unique interviewing style. she's the best

[@bryanb6931]

@@Synthpoptroubadour You sound like you're a stalker chill .

[@Nicole_Jewell]

She was framed by her fellow officers is what I think. I mean how can a woman her size move a man his size even the way they explained it made no sense.

[@chrissz1762]

Agree I think she was framed.

[@George-cr6jq]

@@chrissz1762 Except all the evidence show that she did it

[@GiDD504]

She deserves justice. None of it adds up. She’s innocent in my opinion.

[@justinwallace390]

I just don't see what motive she would have had to do this to him.

[@dabullzfan25]

She felt a need to leave her teenage daughter without a parent? Other than that, I don't get it. Four months between her quitting her job and her boyfriend turning up dead, no fights, no altercations, but he's dead. Did one of the other cops have problem with the boyfriend? Did the boyfriend plan on snitching on one of the cops for his girlfriend's case? And we're supposed to believe a shower curtain withstood being dragged around with dead body in it. A tarp, yeah sure. Shower curtain, eh, not so much. Also, whose farm was this? And why would she be comfortable mixing up tons of cement or transporting a body there? Do any of the male officers have any connection to that property? How much does a trough weigh, a trough with a body, a truoh with a body with cement? And how does one unload it without equipment? And if there was equipment where did it go? And if there are so many trees on a property, why did that guy single that one tree out to say it could have been used in the crime? Who would know to look there, unless they are familiar with the property? They way they tell it, she's Xena: Warrior Princess with Badge. She was so strong, yet didn't she take her aggressions out on the a-holes at her job. Instead, she leaves and files a lawsuit? What other things would have been exposed in that department because of that lawsuit? I wouldn't be surprised if that department got record rapes and lynchings hidden in it.

[@jomama5186]

Where were the cell phone records? What was her alibi?

[@tiffanyholman4028]

There was no cell phones back then.

[@BBWBrynn]

Omg this would honestly be my worst nightmare! Not only did they kill her man but they framed her for it😧

[@eliasbbuilding7716]

The district attorney seems sus

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

Oh my god.. I’ve never seen a case where every single person are REACHING ! How on earth can you convict a young woman on speculation like that?! They thought she could move all that weight?! The law is fcked! That poor woman.

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

The show Reasonable Doubt revisited this case and concluded she did it.

[@homicidal_toast4126]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td hey I know this is an old comment, but could you link it?

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

@@homicidal_toast4126 Can't. You need a Discovery ID subscription.

[@homicidal_toast4126]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td oh ok thanks

[@knotzed]

How she about to move that cement filled troph?.. its pretty obvious the department she is suing same department that is investigating the crime

[@killuminatianonymous5551]

So it's not odd to anyone *"He convinced her"* and with all the power these cops have found out everything so they framed her? Come on!

[@garygoldstein7815]

I agree with Tiffany Jackson that the Innocence Project needs to review this case. Why hasn't someone contacted them? Like the book's author?

[@nomdeplume2213]

he might have but regardless let's all contact them as well for Doug's mom. She knows Tracey is innocent and knows his real killers are still out there. she deserves justice. idk if itll do any good but let's try it anyways. theres strength in numbers maybe we can get them to focus on her case.

[@anitchiedxb4260]

I hope someone will help her to re-investigate her case! She must out of jail. Indeed frame up!

[@TheTaintedTragedy]

There's several things about this case that heavily bothers me the first one is why the hell is the people that she's alleging framed her investigating her and to how in the world could she possibly have lifted a concrete block with a body in it into the bed of her truck when she is a small person, it's just not possible. Also giving that she is a police officer there is no way in hell that she would have left a shit ton of evidence in her house to get herself caught. Karma will come for those lieing about this.

[@chrisgraham2327]

Cops aren't as smart as you think.

[@bullitt7544]

He would have been a clinch witness in the Sexual harassment case. So he was dealt with & she was the Perfect Dupe. Who kills & keeps the Evidence? Come on? 1 piece maybe, but not ALL of the paper trail? Does a Conviction prove she Wasn't Harrased???

[@johnkeating4221]

Imagine a police force and justice system that would do this to one of their own. Is it any wonder that many innocent people have found themselves locked up for years for crimes they never comitted.

[@truthseeker2137]

That's just it. They never looked at her like one of them. That was the tragedy in all of this.

[@andrya3324]

What motivation would she even have had to kill him? I feel like with her personality and being a deputy, she could’ve put him in his place or at least have gotten out if he’d been violent with her. And what of the unknown male’s blood found at the crime scene?

[@HustleEatz]

The DA look like he was down with the cover up... He damn near smiling in the interview SMH

[@yoshitv946]

Seems like Tracy has been set up

[@Marshall97531]

Imagine your dad passes and he leaves you a tape and you’re thinking it’s going to be some life lessons or advice but instead you pop that bad boy in and it’s your dad flexing in the mirror talking about his bodybuilding accomplishments

[@KCsFunHouse]

I’ve never thought she did it. The lawsuit definitely gave the sheriffs office a reason to have tunnel vision.

[@kathyyxxe]

I’ve heard of dirty cops stories and while I’m happy that some get their punishment, it’s almost always by a strike of luck because they clean up after themselves very well considering they would know how to ensure that they leave no evidence behind. This one is too messy and the time of events is too coincidental.

[@KrissyRoseAnimallover]

She was framed

[@moesmoontv8270]

10:50 okay so there is NO evidence at this point that she did it, and the DA says that they could “only say” that that gun along with “other” guns that it could have been the gun that killed him. Did he really just say that?! Does he hear himself talk?!

[@tjmarx]

I was with Tracy until she started talking about her excuse for having the gun is "who would be stupid enough to murder someone then leave the gun in their house" then started claiming someone drove to her house to steal cement and a feed trough then drove back to Doug's house but it definitely wasn't her and she didn't see anything in a time span she claims to have been home. With that said, the police hypothesis is nonsense. You can't claim that she never had to lift the body, but then your explanation has her needing to actually lift the body, in the back of a truck no less which would be far more difficult. Have those police ever tried to drive with wet cement in a container in the back of a truck? You'd find it everywhere. And then how do you get the tough, plus the still wet cement, plus the body out of the truck without spilling it everywhere, just 1 person. lol. Based on what Tracy is saying for herself, she probably had something to do with it. But she also definitely didn't do it the way police claim and very likely didn't do it all alone. If ALL of their friends are saying the relationship was violent, it was probably violent.

[@tjmarx]

One way Tracy could have done it all alone, would be to drag/roll the body into the back of the truck, put the tough and the cement in there too but not mix the cement. Travel to the destination, put the tough on the ground and roll the body out of the truck bed and into the tough. Then, mix the cement in the tough at the location. However, this would require; 1. A motive. I didn't hear one of those. 2. The bottom of the truck bed lines up near perfectly with her porch 3. Perfect placement of the tough at the other end 4. Perfect rolling/dragging of the body out of the truck bed and into the tough 5. Enough time and cooperative weather for the concrete to dry on site before it was found The concrete being mixed on site could easily be confirmed by analysing for debris caught in the concrete during drying such as leaves. Then comparing them genetically with the leaves at the site where the body was found. A genetic match to on site debris would pretty conclusively demonstrate that the concrete was wet on the site, and the depth of the debris in the concrete would demonstrate how wet and whether it was poured on site or transported there. Given Tracey has been in prison for 17 years now and has been convicted twice, I suspect the controversy being brought up here is just to attempt to sell this guys book.

[@mauriceorayii2964]

She worked in law enforcement. If she did it, she would've covered her tracks a lot better.

[@BLASTER95_TTV]

Deputies aren’t the smartest

[@jamaalcurry8990]

Seems to me that doug knew some mobster wanted him dead so he separated from tracy to keep her out of it

[@Just_JennAy]

So she knows how a crime scene is processed...etc... but she did that sloppy of a cover-up... set-up.

[@lorio1331]

Lol... does this interviewer look like a big scared question mark ❓ ❓❓ 😱

[@karlthegoat2354]

So, they want us to believe that a lady who was smart enough to work out the schematics of getting Doug to the place where they found his body encased in cement, is not smart enough to get rid of receipts and the gun that she used to kill him? I would also want to know more about the blood they found that belong to another man in the house. And there is also a huge conflict of interest that the entity that she is suing is the ones investigating this case. This is insane. I think she was framed.

[@JONNIE_ROCKER]

12:30 Tracy talks about her self in third person, wierd

[@YZ250W1]

I used to live in Athens. Never been back.

[@sombersojourner5825]

The boyfriend was seeing dollar signs instead of equality. When she quit the department she should have relocated also because there was not going to be any peace even if they had won.

[@ST-dc7wf]

I don't think she can carry the metal bin with a body builders remains no matter how fit and well-built she is. #fishy the investigators are. Tsk tsk tsk

[@jessey141]

Agree she was set up... I mean watching this, I see no reason for her killing him She challenged them and they set her up

[@cwilsonsr7263]

The ENTIRE time watching the video I was thinking how TF she get him to that location before that question was asked 😂

[@ladyj5260]

It doesnt take a rocket scientist to know Tracey didn't do anything..... That dept was being investigated & they shut him and her up. Sad.

[@lucbelcher7256]

So she pulled his dead weight 250 pound body on a shower curtain through the house and got him in the truck all by herself? Hmm. Okay.

[@arbiter11171]

I don’t know if she’s guilty or not. The cops’ theory sounds kind of bogus. Wouldn’t it be easier to take the body out to the woods and then put the cement in? Did they check to see if the trough could fit in the bed of her truck comfortably with 1500lbs in the back and not get stuck driving off the road, or leave any tire marks that could be linked to the car? Or if a rope could drag 1500 lbs out of the back of the truck and leave no scratches on the truck? And a .22 was at her house?! In a rural town? A .22 is probably inside every house within 50 miles of the crime.

[@toddlermommy83]

I really cant see her doing it. The logic the cops have on this do seem off. It definitely could have been retaliation on her for outing the department

[@keiariabailey8739]

The department had a vendetta against her and no one can tell me otherwise. What they say she did isn’t adding up

[@ellp152]

I don’t think even a person that’s never committed a crime in there life would leave that much evidence behind!! Hmmmmm why do people hate police!!! Perfect example right here!!!!! So sad!

[@chrisbeecraft]

anyone look into the Roid Rage side of this? Was Doug involved in the illegal Steroid market, looking at him and his gym that'd be something that would've sparked at least a bit of interest in me. I'm not proposing guilt or innocent just that Steroids do change the pool of suspects and the motivations.

[@seversley831]

So what the hell was her motive to kill him!!! Meanwhile Casey Anthony was found not guilty and this lady was convicted based on theories!!! I hope she is able to get out of prison one day. And that police department shouldn’t been allowed to even investigate this case because she used to work there and she had a lawsuit pending against them. This isn’t justice.

[@Angelica-me4fj]

NO WAY did Tracy kill Doug! Someone at the sheriff's department did or HAD it done. Both needed to be removed in the sheriff's mind. Yeah...Doug knew someone was after him. This reads like a crime novel where the one targeted is framed for murder to remove them for good! Good ole boys work sounds like!!!