Murder in the Heartland: Book Two: 2 (Murder in the Heartland, 2)

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On March 25, 1981, the Carbondale Police Department was contacted that Marie Azevedo had not reported to work and was missing. Dentist Allen Azevedo, the husband of the victim, immediately became a suspect as police probed into the homicide case. Marie sent the child to a psychologist to see if anything unusual had occurred and found out that the child had not been sexually abused in any way. When police checked his appointment records they found that he had been in his dentist office from the time Marie was last seen until late in the day.

Murder in the Heartland: Book Two: 2 (Murder in the Heartland, 2)

The second half covers the trials of Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate, his 14-year-old grooming victim. Back at the office the woman was arrested, given her rights, and then we used an atom kit on her hands to determine if she had in fact fired the shotgun found at the scene of the crime. Shortly after the disappearance, Sharon’s husband received a one hundred thousand dollar life insurance payment from his wife’s accidental death policy and the couple moved in together—all within a couple of months of the death of one spouse and a disappearance of the other.A few weeks ago, the sheriff explained, he had just finished watching the Sunday night movie when the ten o’clock news came on.

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The brothers appear devastated, but the discovery of Breanna's missing phone casts doubt on their alibis. Charles sheriff said that he contacted the medical examiner the next day and told her of the Williams case. A decade later, he worked as a lawman in Southern Illinois before serving as Sheriff of Williamson County from 1982 to 1989. Azevedo seemed to upset Marie very much and there appeared to be problems with child abuse on the part of the father.

She said that she had known Marie since she started babysitting for her daughter, two-year-old Ann Marie, some months ago.