Missy Bevers Case Analysis | Surprised Burglar or Planned Homicide?

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[@museumghost]

the footage of the person wandering around trying different doors is so creepy…I definitely think they were waiting for missy

[@serenachenaille6088]

@MrzParkernothing was taken from the church including money which was there. Nothing was stolen from Missy. Do you think they just decided to stroll through the church in riot gear when Missy was expected to be there alone? Your logic is faulty it seems. Perhaps they broke the windows simply to mislead police. Perhaps they broke them to attempt to lure Missy to investigate as some people will...If she saw broken windows and a cop she was more likely to stay than run. Missy was targeted. Plain and simple. Her schedule was public online. This was not a robbery or a crime of opportunity. Thankfully you are not a detective!

[@chad3232132]

Same here... the actions appear to be the individual, knowing he/she is on camera, taking a few actions to make it appear a random burglary. I feel fairly certain the person knew Missy (personally or was a contract killer) and went there specifically to kill her.

[@ransakreject5221]

No. They wouldn’t be exploring, They’re woukdnt even break in. What is do is hide on the side of the building & when he car parks run up and kill her. Breaking in is a crazy risk with no point, Why even bring a hammer? This was someone looking for crap to steal 100%

[@mmcmann9539]

@@serenachenaille6088 They were interrupted before they found the money, but it seems obvious to me that they were looking for it.

[@mmcmann9539]

Hypothetically, what would a burglar do? They would try doors and break into unopened doors, just like that person did.

[@maximilianraley2457]

This case is so disturbing and messed up. I can't understand how a case like this can be wide open with nothing leading to a conviction. Yet there are murders from 65 years ago being solved through some old DNA. Its nuts.

[@kathylewis8608]

That's the difference in having DNA at a crime scene or not. Pretty simple, and still very sad. Thank GOD for the DNA advancements we have made as of recent!

[@francesbernard2445]

It's nuts. Perfect description for that situation and more similar situations too. i wonder if it has anything to do with the superstitious based fears that some policemen often acquire while they are on paid duty instead. Since the baptist minister who married me the second time told me only weeks ago that according to him and maybe the Baptist church authorities too that I am still married to my second husband and since my second husband was a bylaw enforcement officer at one time and since he brought to family court false evidence that I was having an affair on him too none of these case studies do anything to help me feel less anxious while out going for a walk. Has never stopped me from doing so though since the police who showed up at my door last winter looked apologetic while only asking me questions this time instead of showing up too again to be helping to protect me and helping to protect my children too from a former bylaw enforcement officer anyway. I am so happy now these last 7 years while living alone when no longer having to cope with such kind of drama anymore.

[@SuicideVan]

@Jo Jo the vast majority of those are gangland killings over drugs, turf, ir respect. It's a much higher clear rate in these types of case where it's 99% of the time a spouse or lover.

[@SuicideVan]

@Jo Jo I think that works against them though whenever it IS someone outside of a lover it seems like moving mountains to get the police to look at anyone else.

[@RyanAnthonyDigitalMedia]

@@kathylewis8608 thank SCIENCE for the DNA advancements we have made as of recent*

[@helpyourcattodrive]

I used to work in a yoga studio. One morning I came in and it had been robbed. I would always go in alone and set up, but after that I would always wait until the first students arrived.

[@Mama_Bear524]

That’s really scary. And such an odd place to target. Did they ever find out who it was?

[@helpyourcattodrive]

@@Mama_Bear524 the owners thought they knew they were targeted bc they were having a deal and a lot of people were paying cash, so they thought maybe the robbers were tipped off.

[@joeking433]

LOL! Such bravery letting your students be the ones that get murdered! Hahaha!

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

what did bevers know about hillary, epstein, biden, etc, etc?

[@Living_Dead_Girrl]

I wouldn't feel safe going in alone and setting up after my place of work had been robbed either. Reminds me of the only job I've ever worked where the opener opened the store alone. I was a Barista at a shop that was half a cafe, and half a retail electronic/software store. They only scheduled one person to open both, and it'd always be a Barista since the Sales employees couldn't setup the espresso bar, brew coffee, etc. I don't recall how many opens I worked alone (only when I was new), but it was located on the ground level of an office building off a very remote frontage road, right next to a major LA freeway, and had a very modern all-glass design. The _entire_ retail side of the shop was visible from the sidewalk/street outside, with the only "privacy" from the public on the cafe side behind the short dividing wall (where all the bar equipment was hooked up(. The worst was the weekend, when the office building would empty out (along with the two office buildings nextdoor), and it'd just be us... An isolated, slow cafe/retail shop that'd have very few customers, open on that frontage road. The Barista would have to unlock the main office building door into the lobby (elevators remained locked to keycard over the weekend), then unlock the glass double-door entrance to the shop. It really depended who was working, because we didn't have strict policies like a big chain store, but us females would lock ourselves in while most of the 30 min it took to open were spent on the cafe side of the wall, which had a major blindspot to the entrance. Some regulars just expected to be let in before we were fully open, wanting to sit in the cafe, and some we couldn't say "no" to. I already felt extremely vulnerable until my coworker on the retail side arrived ~an hour after the cafe-side opened. Then it'd just be the two of us all day, not always able to see what's going down on the other person's side of the store because of the dividing wall, which is why Batista's usually hung out on the retail side until their was a customer. At least we didn't have to close alone. Meanwhile, absolutely everywhere else I've worked, regardless of industry (including other cafes), business size, or type of work (customer service, admin/receptionist, white collar/office job, crew on movie set, etc) - _always_ had a policy of two openers and two closers. Period. This cafe barely made any money, it was there to support the white collar workers in the building owned by the same company, since the location was too remote for people to easily grab coffee or lunch, so the most that could be stolen was _maybe_ $200 from the till. Maybe. The retail drawer rarely had any cash, they mostly handled online orders or people paid with cards for expensive software/computers/tablets. So if someone broke in our store (thankfully never happened while I was there) no matter what time of day, they weren't there for money... They were there for us... I mean, if they wanted to steal food, our pastry order was left outside not even locked up. And nobody wanted to steal pro payroll/accounting software or insanely obsolete tablets. This case, however, is extremely targeted, given Missy usually held her classes outdoors, and only the day before had to move the class inside a church due to poor weather. She announced it publicly on her social media... It doesn't take rocket appliances to figure out she knew her killer. This was personal. Everybody, follow your gut like OP! Don't push yourself past your comfort level for a job. It's not worth it. Your life is much more important.

[@jenniferruth812]

This case is the stuff of nightmares.

[@claro_ve6760]

Indeed. When I knew about this case, was late at night and I was freaking out staying home alone in my bed...

[@trace9657]

Yep, I am the first one at work every morning. I go in alone and in the winter it is dark. We do have a sophisticated security system though.

[@pink_sock]

Don't think about this case every single time you walk into a building by yourself. Also when was the last time you remember manually blinking?

[@pink_sock]

@@trace9657 All security systems have their flaws. You shouldn't be so comfortable.

[@ilewtf2234]

I dream of nuclear war and committing war crimes, so no, id say that this would be a pleasant dream for me. Yesterday i dreamt of being a leader of a paramilitary group that is sacking a town in the enemy territory. I was disappointed when i woke up.

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

This case has always creeped me out so badly..... I mean the SHEER TERROR of walking into a church & finding THAT EVIL AWAITING YOU😭

[@abelis644]

Churches are full of nutjobs at the best of times!!! A church is more dangerous than any downtown at 3 am.

[@allencollins9951]

@@abelis644 maybe this person didn't go to church I mean they no nothing 🤷

[@richardgomez1151]

Peter Tobin one of the United Kingdom most prolific serial killers killed a woman and buried her body under the Church floorboards. The devil 😈 don't need to fear the house of God .

[@bhattgaurav86]

@@richardgomez1151 "how's your faith these days, Father? "

[@richardgomez1151]

@@bhattgaurav86 🤣😂

[@rullmourn1142]

Thank you for doing the case that I requested, Dr Grande. This case drives me wacky because when it first happened I expected it to be solved within 30 days. It's infuriating to me the longer it stays cold, and nothing ever happens.

[@Rebecca-fg7pp]

IKR! I can't understand why this hasn't been solved. My cousin was a detective for many years. The first thing he said when we talked about this case was that it was definitely premeditated murder and that there is no way it's a coincidence that hubby and his father were both out of state when it happened.. Most people have no alibi or it's a normal routine type alibi. They had air tight, I wasn't even in the state alibis. I hope whoever they paid comes forward some day.

[@rullmourn1142]

@@Rebecca-fg7pp Indeed.

[@brensorell3893]

This is one of the craziest cold cases I’ve ever seen. How in the world has internet sleuths not figured this one out? Have the police not subpoenaed the phone records of the husband or the husband’s father? There is no way this is random. This absolutely looks like a murder-for-hire plot.

[@folksin42]

From what I've learned over the years, a lot of the times when there's no news or updates on the case it's because they know who did it. They're quietly building their case. Let's hope that's what's happening here.

[@kellyk5123]

@@Rebecca-fg7pp Yeah! the husband got the insurance and purchased an expensive home!

[@Jimmothytv]

This case happened in my hometown, and it completely rocked the community. It’s still fresh on the mind for many of us and many people don’t feel safe

[@beanfeathers8645]

Yeah for sure! Do u think it was someone from out of town

[@edwi3719]

Your safe her husband or wife of lover did this

[@Jimmothytv]

@@beanfeathers8645 there’s a lot of speculation that it could have been her father in law but no one really knows

[@miranda13c]

@@Jimmothytv Why her father in law?

[@abelis644]

@@edwi3719 Her husband was investigated, he was out of town.

[@haileymichele9]

This was in my hometown. People speculate it was her husbands mistress or possibly the wife of another fitness trainer she was supposedly having an affair with. Apparently the man who she might have been having an affair with also runs a self defense class and tactical gear is involved. From what I’ve heard, the police know who did it, they just don’t have enough evidence to make an arrest.

[@mihirengg19]

The gall of people pointing at him when she's the promiscuous wife having an affair.

[@Nic00016]

You heard wrong.

[@_Kittensworth]

@@mihirengg19 What do you mean? I think the comment is saying that the wife of her affair partner is a potential suspect, like maybe she took tactical gear from her husband's class and used it to disguise herself in the attack.

[@caitopotato5519]

The boots might have not fitted them either, leading to them having a weird gait to keep them from slipping off, especially if it was a costume

[@bmcminn8838]

I wish this and the Delphi case would get solved already

[@celeste8157]

YES! 👏🏻

[@omgxwtfxily]

the Delphi case is my #1 unsolved case that I just can’t get over

[@reecegraves3738]

Detectives dropped the ball

[@bellakatherman1477]

@@omgxwtfxily yes! and Susan Powell case

[@Frozo-nt2ky]

@@reecegraves3738 no, they’re trying their best

[@anamariacoyote4815]

Thank you so much Dr Grande for covering Missy Bevers' case. I have wondered about any developments during these past years. It's beyond horrifying how this could remain unsolved.

[@jeffsaviano7906]

This "mystery person" was on a mission, and I think it was to kill Missy Bevers. The person obviously knew no alarms would go off, so they are familiar with the building. One thing that stumps me is what if Missy WAS carrying her firearm? They wouldn`t have a chance against a hammer. The calm demeanor is somewhat disturbing. They are acting like a security guard checking things. I`m with Dr. Grande, theory number one is more likely.

[@ktslittlefaith]

I lived in Fort Worth when this happened. Missy's case still haunts me and I can't believe it is still unsolved.

[@chickyandchuguchannel1616]

This is one of the scariest cases i've watched

[@joane.3533]

Check out KZbin The Interview Room and Chris McDonough's videos on the case (march 14, 2021 is part 1). An eye opener.

[@dianabeurman364]

Agree

[@mochas9249]

Facts

[@jen30551]

Safety in numbers! Years ago, while looking at a house I couldn't help but notice the overwhelming creep vibes this guy was throwing out toward the petite property manager. I stayed through the end of the tour while talking on my phone by the open front door to make sure he knew I was watching. Scares me to think what might've happened to either of us had we been alone. Really wish that Missy would have waited for her students. So much less likely for a coward to act out in the presence of others.

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

I always try never to be alone in a park, station, street or any building: even a shop or at work. People have been raped at their place of work, and I have seen programmes of women murdered in a shop, because they were the last one in there, and the owner locked the door and killed them. One woman I saw went shopping with her baby and was found murdered. It transpired the shop assistant took a fancy to her, no-one was in the shop, so he locked the door and dragged her into the back room and raped and murdered her there. They got him on camera, and through forensic evidence on the carpet, etc. So these things DO happen. It is not so far fetched.

[@traveller8867]

@@treasurehunteruk9718 Scary.

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

@@traveller8867 Always be aware of who is around you, and trust no-one, 80% of people knew their killer.

[@traveller8867]

@@treasurehunteruk9718 Good advice.

[@Daniela-Christianson]

This is what makes me think her murder may not have been planned. What if Missy had shown up with a couple of her "early bird" students? Would s/he have taken on all three of them? Then again, it sure looks as though the killer was waiting for her to arrive. It's perplexing.

[@my1vice]

As a burglar of over 20 years, i have the opinion that this is no burglar.

[@MikeDutton9450]

Yes a burglar wouldn’t dress to restrict movement it has to be the father in law

[@my1vice]

@@MikeDutton9450 Correct, among many other things.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Such a sad case again. That riot gear was so ill-fitting could tell it was fake. Looks like a set up. Thanks for the hard work & analysis Dr G😊💙💙

[@cindyhammack68]

Seems like a woman trying to walk like a man. The hips give it away.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@cindyhammack68 I agree possibly a female. Shoes look too big and they look like they had lots of padding inside jacket. Most women don't thrust their pelvis forward when they walk so the shoes & clothes explain the walk.

[@duanejackson6718]

It's an interesting point. So the perpetrator was smart enough to use a ruse outfit but not smart enough to use an outfit that was clearly identified as a costume outfit.

[@duanejackson6718]

I guess we don't know if the father-in-law is alibi was bulletproof. I mean he could still be the perpetrator with a concocted alibi that went undetected. He was a cop, so we'd have a better than average idea of how an investigation is conducted, as well as the questioning for alibis, and he's probably not a saint if he was fired for a sexual assault allegation. Furthermore it sounds as though he wasn't charged for sexual assault and that's probably because he was good at covering his ass. Likely he would have been too costly to convict if it were possible to convict him at all and it were easier to fire him without complaint to save the cost of trial.

[@zenawarrior7442]

@@duanejackson6718 You are saying the same thing. The ruse outfit fit badly and didn't look like police or swat. Yes her f in law being a cop would know how to set all this up.

[@Big_Tex]

The other crime here is waking up early enough to do a 4:30 AM workout.

[@TheMoodyshyte]

Yep, that's the most bizarre thing about this

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

Especially in all the rain! If it was warm and sunny I could understand it.

[@jamesjay1979]

Ummm she's a fitness instructor It's like asking why a nurse works night shift 🙄

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

​@@jamesjay1979 Nothing to do with it!!! How many keep-fit classes do you know that take place at 5 o clock in the morning???? I have never seen one, they are during the day or early evening.

[@eggbun1856]

lmfaooooo yes, wish I had that in me but man I just don't

[@saraho9568]

Honestly, what is the point of getting a security camera if it's not clear? That's the first thing I researched when trying to get one for my house. There have been so many cases that could've been solved if the cctv had been just a little bit clearer. So frustrating and pointless.

[@jamesbennett9620]

And why have interior security cameras without an alarm system and without the outdoor cameras being operative?

[@alfandeddie]

Most churches go cheap and beg for discounts because “it’s for a church “.

[@jamesjay1979]

I don't buy being clearer would help unless he takes off his /her head gear

[@saraho9568]

@@jamesjay1979 He drove there. That's how some crimes are solved. Plates, make and model of the car......something.

[@psibs]

This case always bothered me because her husband lied about some things, and also not that long ago he said he wanted to close the case. She was set up for sure. I pray there will be justice for Missy Bevers.🙏

[@GumshoeStories]

Can you name one thing he lied about? And he didn’t say he wanted to close the case. There was one particular interview where he said HE was done looking for the killer himself. And there was context to him saying that. But he never said that he wanted anyone ELSE to stop looking. It’s like this example. You’re running in a long race with a number of other people. You grow fatigued and announce, “I’m done.” That doesn’t mean you want the race to end or for others to stop running.

[@dianabeurman364]

Me too

[@youdontneedtoknow5688]

If you follow this case through and through you would know he does not want this case closed.

[@fossil2516]

@@GumshoeStories Your brain is clogged with gum, Brandon lied multiple times according to police, not having financial woes, not having affairs! Stop being ignorant!

[@GumshoeStories]

@@fossil2516 Please link us to any statement by police where they say Brandon lied? You will not find one, because police never said it. And he never said that there were no affairs - he was the one who told police the names of affair partners, according to their own affidavits in search warrants. Do your homework.

[@mad-pit3832]

As an ashamed former commercial burglar with over a thousand jobs done before i gave up, i cant stress enough how hard it is to ignore the cameras when you no they are there watching you like an eye, i have always glanced up at least once similar to the feeling when you no you shouldn't look at something but still do, and I personally wouldn't feel this comfortable in a building unless i was 1000% sure the cameras where only cctv cameras and just recording to a hardrive, as opposed to live surveillance cameras that are able to be viewd by a third party in real time if the alarm is triggerd. Secondly if her husband or his father were ever charged and imprisoned for this, other inmates would find it inconceivable that they just happend to be out of state, and the father just happend to have a similar gate and hight with blood ahis shirt, im sure if you place canine blood over the parts saturated with human blood it would be hard to separate the 2, all the while infidelity and financial problems are present.

[@KrystelAdela]

I always wonder how you’re going to manage to slip in a joke when discussing such macabre subjects. But then I heard “Paul Blart Mall Cop” and couldn’t help but LOL 😂 Love your humor, Dr. Grande.

[@MichelleonaHike]

Dr Grande- I’m so glad you’re covering this- this is a sad case I wish would be solved already!!

[@maureeningleston1501]

I think this was the "perfect murder mission".....perfectly planned and perfectly executed, very scary.

[@chad3232132]

Wonder if this was some Keyser Soze sh*t going on, with a fake limp.

[@maureeningleston1501]

@@chad3232132 Lol...you could be right !!

[@dianabeurman364]

Agree

[@youdontneedtoknow5688]

Or it was wrong place wrong time, which is why the police do not have a single trace.

[@themedia1271]

@@chad3232132 the limp could have also been caused by the shoes not fitting properly. If it's a costume that the killer just found or stole then that could explain it not fitting properly.

[@TheRealBatCave]

U need merch saying "only speculating on a situation like this"

[@claro_ve6760]

It would need also "not diagnosing anyone"!

[@TheRealBatCave]

@@claro_ve6760 100

[@annalisette5897]

The best was in today's video about Dog the Bounty Hunter. A man was described as a 'supervisor of *** workers'. LOL! I can think of a simple, four letter word beginning with P but Dr. Grande's description is dignified. THAT ought to be on T-shirts and it would probably be a best seller! (Matched with one that says 'quality control inspector of *** workers'.)

[@stephanieg6507]

Watching from bed in Australia, perfect timing. This case is just insane, it definitely looked like he was waiting for her to get there. I can't believe this hasn't been solved.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

I think it was a female attacker.

[@allencollins9951]

I think so too I think it was the woman that Missy had an affair with her husband

[@cottontails9003]

@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 So do I

[@fossil2516]

@@allencollins9951 If that were true, cops would have exposed that person to this story! Randy is your "woman."

[@allencollins9951]

@@fossil2516 yes maybe or maybe not this case should be so easy to Crack but it's not

[@sherylb421]

The footage of the person in the hallways gave me the creeps big-time. And if I had a permit to carry, I would carry!!

[@dianabeurman364]

Really! Otherwise , what's the point!

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

They said Missy had a gun but left in in the car. You don't think about taking a gun to your keep fit class!

[@charmedquartz7528]

Wouldn’t have brought a gun in a church

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

@@charmedquartz7528 I think the most sensible thing, is not to have a keep fit class in the middle of the night!

[@kevinkershaw1209]

Wish the alternate reality timeline happened where Missy blew this person away. Her having a CC and the weapon being just outside in her car makes this situation all the more infuriating.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Yeah you need to always carry your CCW. No point in leaving it in the car.

[@TheShredworthy]

Do you really think it reasonable for a person to be on such high awareness mode at most all times, but also upon first sight of what looks like a possible police officer, draw her weapon with enough haste and dexterity as to be able to defend herself. It sucks I know. It is likely one of, if not the main reason for wearing swat-style gear was to get that edge in a suprise attack. Not all crimes or attacks can be fixed "If only gun X Y Z"

[@JP-sg1xb]

Missy was caught off guard. The killer looked weird & was alone with a hammer in hand so she may have realised the intention upon seeing him or her. Or maybe she was distracted when attacked and didn't see it coming. Her husband says he told her to carry her gun but it was still in her car. Weird he said he didn't even care if the police found the killer- like he just wanted to move on from her death. Interesting that the husband & father in law were both out of town when she was killed. And they did not appear emotional when the murder came out.

[@celtgirl7078]

Would Missy shoot a "cop"? Use your brain, blockhead.

[@joeking433]

@@JP-sg1xb Yeah, it's always the spouse. And the out of town alibi is another pointer in that direction. TBH, I think it was the father in law who killed her somehow.

[@javelin60]

This crime still does my head in. It looks like something which will not look out of place in a horror movie. Looking forward to hear the doc's take on it.

[@han.nah.]

Two cases back to back that I’ve been closely following?! Creepy. Ugh, this case has ALWAYS creeped me out beyond description. I remember when it first happened and got addicted to checking for updates. Freaks me out they still haven’t caught anyone. However I do think the investigators know more than they’re saying.

[@stephenray4035]

What's the other case?

[@han.nah.]

@@stephenray4035 the one he posted yesterday

[@stephenray4035]

@@han.nah. cheers, will watch that one once I've finished this one :)

[@joane.3533]

@@stephenray4035 Check out KZbin, CAN THE MISSY BEVERS MURDER CASE BE SOLVED?,By The Interview Room and Chris McDonough's videos on the case (march 14, 2021 is part 1). An eye opener.

[@stephenray4035]

@@joane.3533 ok will do, cheers.

[@laurapalmer2126]

I’m a simple woman. I see a new Dr. Grande video, and I click the notification immediately.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Me too😊Now to listen....💙

[@la1930]

ONE of the MOST MYSTERIOUS cases in my lifetime.

[@la1930]

I appreciate Dr G's percentage ratios! 💯✌️😎🇨🇦 May⚖️ prevail some day.

[@Ken120Hz]

It was a scorned wife. A well planned out murder that she felt needed to be carried out. Missy was having an affair with a married man

[@tartnouveau3652]

I think this was definitely a targeted attack. Someone said on another video that the way the suspect walks looks like someone who used to be overweight. Like they’re used to carrying more weight when they walk. Which i think is an interesting detail. Because I don’t think the walk is distinctive to a gender, especially the feet.

[@joshjames582]

Yeah. I lost quite a bit of weight a few years ago and still walk with one of my feet turned slightly out, though in my case it's the left one.

[@caitlinwith2eyes]

That is really fascinating. I’ve lost 20LBS and sometimes I’ll notice that I’m walking with feet turned out and I’ll correct. I wonder if it was someone who attended her class

[@nietzschesmuse]

@@caitlinwith2eyes Look how her father-in-law walks, much the same way.

[@cameronmiller6240]

Looking for someone who has lost weight.

[@annalisette5897]

I have wondered if the perp was a formerly overweight female who had previously taken classes with Missy? Some things about the "walk" indicate dance moves to me. Had this person taken Dancercize or Jazzercize in the past? Someone on Reddit said the perp walked like a ballerina. I would not go that far. Years ago I was a professional dancer and that is why I think some things, but I do not see a high degree of training.

[@cathyl2338]

This case has already stuck in my mind. It’s shocking it hasn’t been solved yet. I hope it is.

[@LondonDada]

Was Missy's affair's husband's ( jealous ) wife.. considered as a suspect? Or did I miss that theory from Dr Grande?

[@annasanders8401]

Wondering the same thing. And was Missy a member of that church? I may have missed that.

[@annalisette5897]

That element was skimmed over with the comment that affairs can be dangerous. Dr. Grande just gives overviews of cases and in general, a lot of fine details do not get covered.

[@annalisette5897]

@@annasanders8401 As I recall Missy and her husband attended a different church.

[@bonniemoyers2388]

This is my theory. It was the husband's wife who Missy was having an affair with.

[@phil7144]

I didn't read the title before clicking on the video and I thought he said the case of the missing beavers

[@rullmourn1142]

No you didn't.

[@bthomson]

Dual? Revolvers at noon?

[@mikebond6328]

High noon.

[@bthomson]

Great movie! Do you see that the Bella Grande podcast has a movie part? COOL!

[@brucejohnson9696]

From the name, I thought it was going to be about a porn star.

[@Moleda1986]

Ahhh Dr. Grande you’re the best!!!! I’ve been asking for this one for months. I knew you’d pull through and get it done!

[@drbqqq1433]

The gun probably would not have been very useful. She would have been reluctant to draw it on someone she thought was a cop, and to be killed with a hammer, you either need to be suprised from behind, or trust the attacker enough to allow him/her to get within striking distance.

[@christinabernat6709]

Good points...sadly. But I still wish she had had it with her ready to use when entering an empty building alone at that hour. But you do make serious points I hadn't thought of. Lordie, it's a strange world!

[@chad3232132]

Beyond just that, I also think a person like Missy would be less likely to fire a gun at someone in a church.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

It's almost always better to be armed than not..

[@drtuddle]

@@christinabernat6709 ironically I think she thought she was safe in the building and she probably didn’t have anywhere to carry her gun on her workout garb. Hard to say what she would have done if she had the gun and she believed the perp was a legit officer.

[@christinabernat6709]

@@drtuddle I would imagine she could have have a handbag - you know, one of those that cross the torso diagonally and that are fairly compact so you can get to what is inside quick and easy -.and put the gun in it to be at the ready if needed. For all we know, maybe she DID usually keep it on her person when entering the church to teach there, but just this wee pre-dawn morning she simply forgot because she was preoccupied with some thoughts or still waking up. To assume a church complex is safe because it is a church would be rather naive in this day and age. If she herself decided to get a gun and bring it along in her car, it seems pretty silly/sad to leave it in the car in that instance. But could be her husband or someone close to her talked her into carrying a gun - but she was not fully on board with it - and so did it half-heartedly. For all we know this may have been the case, come to think of it. Sadly, we'll never know. That freak that did this still being out there is very sad too. VERY sad.

[@withallduerespect4223]

Thank you for finally covering this mysterious case.

[@shawnmorymcmillion]

I find myself constantly searching half the people you analyze so I know what you’re discussing! Always fascinating and on point!

[@annalisegiovanni7032]

Hello Dr. Grande❤️ Thank you for the new upload!! I don't like drinking my coffee without watching a video of yours, so great timing as always!

[@redsolocup727]

The police probably have an idea on who did it. But they probably can't prove it.

[@Nic00016]

Nope

[@EricDodsonLectures]

They need to figure out all of the details of the infidelity. It looks like a hired hit to me.

[@EricDodsonLectures]

@MrzParker ... Well, what makes you think that they have? And here I'm not just talking about the obvious principals of the infidelity that Dr. Grande is mentioning, but other people who might feel vindictive impulses *on behalf* of those people, as well as still other people involved in whatever undisclosed indiscretions have occurred in the less recent past.

[@elco2737]

I tend to agree. This may have been investigated, but it sounds like the claim that she was having an affair is still an allegation. If it's true, there's at least one more person with a motive, and if her affair partner was married or spoken for - two people with a motive.

[@claro_ve6760]

Check out Stephanie Harlowe's video about it...it's very detailed and she's a pro at telling true crime stories

[@dianabeurman364]

Absolutely

[@carldrogo9492]

@@claro_ve6760 Where's the link?

[@idyllday]

thanks for all the videos!❤️

[@bryntrev9145]

That was a smooth ass hit

[@GiGiLuvsKatz]

Oh, she was targeted! No doubt! There is no reason this murderer has not been arrested. I believe they have a good idea who is behind this horrendous crime, but waiting on “something.”! This is not random and the murderer is probably known by many. Hope it is solved soon!

[@janedmunds4218]

Hopefully they're gathering mountains of evidence for the trial.

[@rv292]

Definitely. Not many people walk ''just like that'' individual. If people can look BEYOND the fake uniform, they would quickly realize it's somebody they know. I truly believe that the fake uniform is what's stopping him being recognized by those who know him.

[@joosebeats]

@@janedmunds4218 “There is no reason this murderer hasn’t been arrested”... Really? Like u believe that?? There’s literally NOTHING that could tie this crime to a human.. I don’t understand how people think this should be solved already..

[@jimbo5603]

They know who did it, it's a question of evidence gathering and nullifying fake alibis

[@dianabeurman364]

Agree

[@Cordoba82]

Oh my word! For the first time I catched one of my favorite Dr.'s videos right out of the oven!!!! YAY!!!!

[@bthomson]

Baked to perfection!🍞🎂🍪🍰

[@bthomson]

Caught👩‍🎓

[@Cordoba82]

@@bthomson Is it so obvious that English is not my first language? ;)

[@bthomson]

On the contrary, you do very well! Past tense can be tricky ( even for English speakers!)

[@Cordoba82]

@@bthomson Aw, thanks Bruce. Wish you a great week!

[@diamondleigh7280]

Dr.G there's no other channel like yours..... Thank you for bringing your expertise to these case's we've all been curious about.... ❤️ You're Ah-Mazing ♦️

[@jeromeburdine966]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for featuring this case!!! My gf has been obsessed with this case for years!!! It is so creepy!!! Hopefully your hundreds of thousands of subs can help solve this mystery!!!

[@SuicideVan]

One explanation for the lack of a burglar alarm is that they are notoriously prone to false triggers in large buildings. The more doors and windows, the more sensors, the more false alarms. False alarms carry expensive fines in most places, and given that a large church likely had a multitude of people coming and going at odd times it makes sense they didn't have one. Cameras though are a must for any large, publicly accessible building. Many insurers require them out of fear of slip-n-fall type lawsuits.

[@hopelessromantic3786]

The church I went to as a teenager never even locked their doors in the first place so alarms would have been silly. They always wanted it to be open if someone needed it.

[@blondieb6946]

So sad that the perpetrator of this has not yet been found. It was a ok wine who knew where Missy would be, I feel it was someone targeting her specifically. My heart goes out to Missy’s children and others that love her dearly. It’s so hard to lose those we love. And to lose them in this way, and not know who committed this horrific crime, is unfathomable. I hope someday soon this is solved and the individual will have to suffer the consequences of their actions. Cannot imagine how terrifying this was for Missy. It’s horrible to think about.

[@jaxl1931]

Great analysis doc. I just adore you! You have the most pleasant voice.🖤 You rock!💋

[@jeromeburdine966]

Omg!!!! Thank you for actually doing a worthwhile video!!!!

[@PigBenis69420]

I love this channel!!

[@jack-ci8je]

This case scares me so much the way that person walked was so uncanny

[@haleyt3754]

So glad you touched on this case. It still haunts me!!!

[@HollywoodBazzey-nu5oe]

I love how you break down this whole entire situation dr. Grande I really do

[@marjoriegoodwin2993]

It feels like a woman to me. Before you said that, Dr. Grande, that was what I felt. I`ll bet this never gets solved, since disguise is so totally covering. Also, it feels like this killer, thought long and hard about this act, and will never commit another. Jealousy kills.

[@grayfortress3413]

Me too. The way she walks and one of the still pics the doctor shows at the beginning you can see a little neck chest that looks female. A hired hit or jealous woman?

[@Ken120Hz]

Missy was having an affair with her husband. In her mind this HAD to happen and this was the way they went about it. There was nothing random about this. This wasn’t a chance encounter

[@REPORTERROOM]

Great questions. I think Missy was targeted by someone she knew.

[@andyr2681]

I think the same. This was most likely someone she knew.

[@REPORTERROOM]

@@andyr2681 That makes sense.

[@fossil2516]

Yeah the FIL!!!

[@crystalmorse3094]

Oh totally

[@thebeasters]

Ok captain obvious

[@sealthrob]

Love your subtle humour. Always get a few laughs.

[@TomJones-gb5es]

I love your (blog?) short, concise and interesting. Really enjoy your intelligent point of view, and your little zingers are not lost on me.

[@gaylemc2692]

Watching from California. How can you not? Doctor Grande, as usual, slams it out of the Park at a deafening pace. I Don't know how you do it. Thank you

[@bthomson]

Well, we really do know how he dies it! A work ethic that is iron clad and an attention to detail ( research, wardrobe, plant rotation and planning, planning, planning!) We are so lucky that he is this way!😇

[@bthomson]

Freudian slip! "Does" not "dies"! Ha!

[@robinmaynard1640]

I've always thought the car in the nearby businesses was the perpetrator just watching. And maybe getting up his/her nerve

[@ericmartin8855]

I think they broke a window at church.. and sat and waited if LE showed up ... If not... Then no alarm... Then they go back!

[@eggbun1856]

yeah, agree, I know it was a few hours before and could absolutely just be coincidental and unrelated but I don't think that's the case. it's just weird. the proximity to the church, the fact that they drove around multiple parking lots (like if it was someone parking to look at their gps or meet up with someone, they would probably stay in one spot then leave), the strange turning off and on of the lights. I imagine if I was just a normal person who decided to murder someone for whatever reason, I'd probably have to psych myself up too and I agree with you, I think that's what was happening.

[@eggbun1856]

@@ericmartin8855 ooooohhhhh good theory omg!!!!!! that makes a lot of sense! ppl are thinking that this person must have been familiar with the layout of the church and knew that they didn't have an alarm system but it could easily be exactly what you said. very interesting observation 🤔🤔

[@Neothefish]

@@eggbun1856 that theory was explained in another youtuber Stephanie's video on this murder

[@everforever370]

banged it out with another fab shirt, Dr. Grande!

[@Suzieproudnymph]

Another A1 analysis from Dr Grande

[@colonelreb1014]

The more I think about it the dry cleaners dog blood thing was a diversion. It's 2016 when this happened And in the South it's not NYC. I haven't seen a dry cleaners around my hometown in 30 years. If I were LE I would like to see just how many times the Bevers parents actually used a dry cleaner for anything in the last 5 years prior. Not saying they did it but I would want to check that out.

[@user-ru3ql6ji4p]

Nothing was stolen. It was a targeted murder.

[@renee1961]

Hello, Dr. Grande. Hope you're doing well! Your videos are Excellent! Thank You!

[@feralon9570]

I know someone who has, external tibial torsion, and it causes her gait to be way off. Her right foot faces outward more than her left and she walks very similar to this person. (External Tibial Torsion is a rare developmental condition caused by abnormal external rotation of the tibia leading to an out-toeing gait) So this person may not have had and injury or shoes that were to big (according to comments I read).

[@beanfeathers8645]

This case haunts me to my core. I’m only a couple hrs from this incident. Why can’t they find this person!

[@rullmourn1142]

It is extremely rare for a burglar or property vandal to commit murder, 99 percent of the time they will run away.

[@brucejohnson9696]

"It" could just slowly walk away. Missy would have no reason to chase someone in police garb.

[@rullmourn1142]

@MrzParker ..YOU TAKE THINGS TOO LITERALLY.

[@rullmourn1142]

@@brucejohnson9696 Thats right.

[@rebelqueen3875]

This was a highly thought out execution!!!

[@pwyman5540]

Interesting case Dr G. I agree with you completely 💯 %. Also things are filling up nicely behind you.

[@Jared_Wignall]

This case is very disturbing in many ways, yet it’s always fascinating to go back to and look to see what exactly was going on in the footage we have and try to piece together what happened. Was it a burglary that turned wrong or was it a planned murder where the killer made it look like a robbery was taking place to attempt to hide the fact they intended to kill Missy. Thank you for looking at this case and giving us your thoughts on it Dr. Grande, keep up the great work!

[@Ken120Hz]

It was the latter. Planned murder where the killer thought everything through and staged the burglary to throw police off. They even added a fake limp in their walk to mislead as well

[@melissaperrotta1054]

I followed this case. So tragic for Missy (my own nick name) and her family. I hope they find who did this, and figure out why. Great analysis as always Dr. Grande!

[@cottontails9003]

Excellent and tragic video. Thank you Dr Grande.

[@hp7093]

Great video. I was thinking about this th other day

[@freddiehansen7324]

Great analysis - AS usual! I think it looks like a woman, the sway in the gait and the body shape. Though the outward pointing feet when walking is more common in men than women (apparently) due to women having to compensate for having a wider pelvis, the person was walking slowly around so changing their normal gait would be easier, also wearing boots/shoes that are too big/too small can change the normal gait. Add a rock in the shoe and you can have a convincing limp. I think she was set up. I don't think it was a burglar. What is there to steal in a church? Generally? Maybe a little cash. Maybe some candlesticks/religious items. Why bring a hammer to a burglary? Wouldn't a crowbar be more "efficient"? And nothing was missing afterward? Also, could have had a fairly good chance (I think) to talk their way out without hurting her by impersonating a Police officer. Unless the fake riot gear looked really fake in person. Then maybe I can see it escalating to a scuffle. However, IF it was a burglar, I hope the Police went over OLDER surveillance for a similar-looking person. A burglar would possibly have visited the place and know where to go or have an idea of where to go. I don't think many burglars would just stroll around opening doors willy nilly. I hope they find the person(s) responsible.

[@themedia1271]

If Missy was having an affair then that could point towards the suspect being a woman. She could have had an affair with someone who was already taken.

[@eggbun1856]

this was a good comment ☺️ I was wondering about how one would keep up with a fake limp, like it would be really easy to forget that you're supposed to be walking in this unnatural way and revert back to your typical walk, ESPECIALLY when you know you're about to murder someone. I imagine your mind would probably be elsewhere and not super focused on how you're walking. so the rock in the shoe makes total sense, if it was a fake walk. definitely agree that murdering Missy would be a huge risk if this person was just a random burglar, and I thought what you said about the riot gear possibly looking really fake and obviously costume-y in person was a good insight. also yeah I hope the police looked thru previous surveillance video of past services, Missy's classes, etc. to see if they could spot someone with a similar gait. anyway I just thought you had some good insights and you filled in a few little holes I was wondering about or just hadn't even considered ☺️

[@freddiehansen7324]

@@eggbun1856 thank you. Dr Grande is good at making people notice things you might otherwise not consider.

[@bobjones4469]

When the usual prime suspects just happens to be on a trip when the murder occurs, is kinda sus. Of course, you can't arrest them just base on sus.

[@Hatemode_NJ]

I still think it was the dad. He drove back super early. Murdered her and drove back

[@PoeLemic]

@@Hatemode_NJ No, yet, once again, he is too tall. Both BB and FIL are both 6 foot 3+, so no way it's the FIL or BB.

[@lf9341]

@@PoeLemic The blood was from a dog. He would have thrown the shirt out. Probably the wife of the affair guy.

[@ecas4315]

Was the husband having an affair? The person seen on video kinda seems womanly to me

[@derby1884]

But then they can't win with you - if they were both at home watching the TV, you'd say they sneaked out and committed the crime!

[@kimberlysmith7311]

Great analysis Dr. Grande. I love 💘your what can we learn from this statements. It's so much better to learn about these stories when not dramatized for entertainment of other people's misery. And you always tell them with respect for the victim, and even when you don't have a positive analysis of someone, you still find something to say to their credit. You already have a little Budda in you, just said in psychological terms instead of spiritual. 🙂💞💨

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Thanks, Doc.

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

Yeah I thought it odd that he was walking around looking bored and smashing windows with little effort.

[@lynnnelson6689]

One theory by 'Pat Brown Criminal Profiler'. Check her out.

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

@@lynnnelson6689 Was not security Guard locking up. Or we'd have a record of who was running security at the church and what agency they came from. Unless your Pat is saying that this is a Rouge Security Man who liked to go to buildings unannounced, BREAK IN to those buildings to make sure they are locked up properly and commit the occasional Murder whilst doing my voluntary walking route in my RIOT GEAR Security uniform. Come on now.

[@lynnnelson6689]

@@worstxb1playertylerteehc635 Did you actually "listen" to Pat Brown, Criminal Profiler and her theory?

[@worstxb1playertylerteehc635]

@@lynnnelson6689 No I haven't.

[@lynnnelson6689]

@@worstxb1playertylerteehc635 Obviously.

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

I think this was a well planned murder. It’s so unfortunate that it is still unsolved. Thank you for this review and also for your latest podcast on Gabby Petito, it was a superb analysis as always!❤️

[@ChristinePerez903]

Hope Missy get Justice. Great analysis Dr Grande!!!

[@JewelM699]

I love your videos and your dry humor. Your psychological breakdown of murder suspects in videos is soooo relaxing and right on!!! This case in particular I found SO intriguing. I think Bevers dad drove down here n killed her n left his phone in Cali in his traveling RV. He had zero alibi. His humped over spine issues n feet placement looked SO VERY much like the killer. Even his “look up” at the half door was a struggle to look up due to his spine issue. This case haunts me.

[@dbstewart4496]

An interesting analysis. I think the hammer was a weapon meant to subdue MB, the other tool meant to kill. I am hopeful that the murderer will eventually be discovered and the family will know peace. Can you please analyze the case of Eugene Palmer of Rockland Cty, NYS, who murdered his daughter-in-law.

[@kyledamron]

I highly doubt they were a surprised burglar I'd assume the person was looking for missy

[@mmcmann9539]

They walked in, didn't see her car outside, and started looking in rooms for her?

[@Mama_Bear524]

@@mmcmann9539 they walked in, and waited for her.

[@abelis644]

@@mmcmann9539 🙄 lol They waited for her to arrive.

[@cynthiaeickman9860]

So sad! You did s great analysis.

[@farnazrostami5302]

Execellent analysis as always ✨. Suprised when Dr. Grande said "gait" instead of way of walking😀. Happy Tuesday and Thank you Doctor.

[@dominickcolasanto6582]

Much respect to you Dr. for making a positive 2nd amendment statement! Too bad she wasn't armed she may be alive now and the perp could be in custody. It possibly could have ended without injury to either.

[@annal7364]

I wonder if it's not solved because the misleading footage itself distracted police from focusing on other nonvisible forms of evidence. Mysterious. Thanks Dr. G!

[@jamesjay1979]

Pretty much For a while they said it's a man

[@rickhall8119]

I'm glad to see Dr. Grande's shirts are starting to fit him.

[@amiehegeman]

Thank you for covering this. I lived nearby at the time and it had always bothered me. Every time a high profile murder happens I am reminded of this case and come back to look for updates. Maybe Dog the Bounty-hunter can work on this one after Gabby Petito’s case is solved. 💕

[@NickvonZ]

Sherlock Holmes has nothing over you, Doctor!

[@katarinadmitrieva1114]

💯

[@bthomson]

Can Bella be Dr. Watson?🐾

[@motorcityjudy]

Thank you. I often think of Missy and pray that someday the person who killed her is caught.

[@stacyfrazierbauer8811]

You are so right about everything in this case.

[@cherieharley4532]

I love it! Paul Blart Mall Co. Same walk.

[@BarbaraAnnB-yi5ew]

I always thought the killer was a woman. I remember the first time I saw the footage and before reading about it online, I just felt the way they were walking and body shape was more on the feminine side.

[@Desi365]

Some older men might walk like that. It's hard to tell. But a woman impersonating a male police officer ? That would be unheard of.

[@USALibertarian]

I will be shocked if it's a woman. It's just odd to me how certain some people are in their belief it is a female. The funny thing is that it would be a specific body type. But that body type exists in men as well.

[@kayhawkins5925]

My first thought it is a woman as well. If one commits murder a pre planned murder likely be in disguise and what better than hide ones gender to throw off cops. This was done in a similar case where a dude wanted his X girlfriend murdered before she could testify against him in court. His new girlfriend disguised herself as a man and waited for the X to return. Shot and killed her before she exited her car.

[@loulabelle5082]

Same. The first time I saw the CCTV I was like "it's a woman!" The person has the typical chubby woman walk, the way they kind of "sit" back on their hips as they walk, feet turned out, very slow and flat footed. I know loads of big butted, big hipped ladies who walk like this.

[@SongofaBeach2012]

It was her father in law! I saw this case on another channel years ago

[@Buttercup203]

Great recap Dr G! I knew @ this crime + cant believe its STILL UNSOLVED! My opinion is it was a HIT BY HER HUSB/or the wife of the man Missy was seeing! Either way, its HORRIBLE for her kids! 🙏🏻+ ♥️ to her kids + family!!!

[@peekopakanko7053]

I agree, good analysis

[@MacroTh3ory]

Man I wish I had your “cool, calm, and collective” demeanor when speaking with people.