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A very well organized and thought out video. While I don't agree with all aspects of his conclusions I do find it interesting to consider all of them.

The motive of the killer is something I've not settled on as to a single point. In the above video the reporter states that LE was looking at other church break-ins in the general area. If LE were seriously settled on a targeted killing of Missy why would any other break-in be relevant? OK, I...

I wonder if the FBI or Texas Rangers have done a behavioral profile on this killer.

It seems that based on the news in 2023, the media and LE haven't much interest.

Finally watched it. Good coverage. The world went to general quarters over the Heather Elvis case and rarely was this one covered. Go figure.

I can't believe it has been over 2 years since I checked up on this case. I believe the Heather Elvis case over shadowed this one. Now it has over 10 years and no resolution...

Another one of those stories where the guy says she just walked off... As far as stories go, it isn't original. And the casino didn't have any cameras in the parking lot. Then there is his other story where they stopped at a gas station and came out and she was gone. You would think LE...

That time frame should provide some idea of the maximum distance where he took her body. ASSUMING the 0230 time is correct. If the wife is in on it, that might not be the actual time he came home.

When I saw this case in recent updates in The Charley Project, I decided to look it up. Then I found the Crime Junkie podcast recently did an episode on his case. https://crimejunkiepodcast.com/missing-brian-wehrle/ What a mess of a case. Even in this day in age we are still seeing LE agencies...

One would think that given her personality and friendliness that the "who" would be obvious. Either it is someone so obscure with regard to Elizabeth or they have a rock solid alibi. I've lost count of the number of cold cases on true crime shows where the killer is finally found and they...

Good to see some public exposure. There hasn't been much from LE in the last several months so this fills in the gaps. The exposure means Codi is less likely to be forgotten.

Again, I'm looking at cold cases and I come across an episode of "On the Case with Paula Zahn", Season 26, Episode 3. They mention a new DNA tool called an M-Vac that can be used to find and extract DNA. I don't know how 'new' it is except that it was used to solve a case over 20 years old by...

Looking at recent updates on The Charley Project, they show a 93 year old case being solved this year through DNA. Mary Agnes Maroney. I would think that at least one of these pairs of murders could be solved with DNA. https://charleyproject.org/case/mary-agnes-moroney

I do, too. Thanks to you and MM for bumping this up as I had not checked for updates since last August. I've gotten the impression that LE has VERY little in the way of physical evidence. The spent shotgun shells. One POI brought in early on stated that LE asked about owning sandals or type...

I'm glad he did an episode, too. He does good work and research on these cases.

The catfishing theory is new one for me, but I see a possibility there. I have considered that the killer did show her something prior to shooting her. Something from her past prior to her marriage maybe?

So unless he was getting a ride(s) from a friend or relative, he had access to a vehicle. No mention of it or its status at the time.

WOW!!! A month after she is missing and her property is auctioned off!!?!?! What about probable crime scene evidence. Especially the laptop. I wonder who the beneficiary was of the proceeds.

The Charley Project updated the file today. Details of Disappearance updated. I find it interesting that the couple in AZ that originally wanted to adopt Gabriel are considered POI per LE. https://charleyproject.org/case/gabriel-scott-johnson Gabriel was abducted by his mother, Elizabeth...

Performing a Google search I found many references to her art.