TX - Terri 'Missy' Bevers,45, murdered in church/person in SWAT gear,18 Apr 2016- # 7

[RANCH]

IMO, I don't have any doubt that BB was indeed on his planned bucket list fishing trip. If he WAS involved... Then he hired the perp for the hit. I'm waiting for more evidence and clues for motivation (?), like life insurance or failed poly before I put all my eggs in one basket.

Life insurance may or may not mean much unless it was an unusually large amount purchased recently type of thing. A lot of people have life insurance.

I don't trust polygraphs at all. I think there great in getting a suspect to say things without giving them a miranda warning that could be used against them at trial. I'm just not sure about the ability to confirm that someone is telling the truth or not.

I'm not able to feel any kind of guilt for any family member with the limited information we have at this time. JMO

 

[curiousjo]

Just some thoughts:
-Doubt burglary gone bad - as LE and family says MB was target, right? If was a burglary, then why not get out of the building as soon as they realize Missy in the building? No reason to confront her, especially since in disquise.

-Head wound trauma. I would suspect gun since LE brought in dogs, but may have just been trying to track perk scent if on foot. However, I did see a WS "local" post on here that she was stabbed 20 x, and another say gun shot, then used tools to remove shell.

-I have heard that the perp is 6 feet tall. If thats true, then crime committed by a man - doubt a female. If it is a 6 foot woman, then would be easy to narrow down suspect! Very few 6 feet tall women out there- would quickly narrow down potential suspect campers, wife of camper/gym employee, family member or "friend" that would commit this crime. Many women are not good with handyman work/tools - or walk around "cocky" attitude before a crime - or choice of weapon being a gun.

-It looks like it took the perp a while to break into the building. From postings, it appears that people think the perp did a trial window break to see if alarm would go off, then broke door glass ---only to realize couldn't open door... so had to take off door knob? So they arrived much earlier than 3:50 AM video siting! Again, not many woman can do this handyman work or want to walk around a deserted church. Anyone can sneak out unnoticed by spouse at 3 am - many sleep in separate bedrooms these days or sound sleepers, or were sedated, or maybe they are out of town or work night shift. The Perp was out of there by 5, so home early. Many don't even wake up till 6 or 7 am.

-I thought that there were a few flights from Biloxi area back to Tx that the spouse could have taken, so not sure why rented a car - as the spouse pointed out the car had out of state plates!

-You can post a picture of FB listing a location, date, time - but be across the country on different day, time. And anyone who knows your FB password, can go on line and post it on your web site too! So, picture doesn't prove anything. However, if a person is in the picture then they will be questioned to verify, as would a golf course(reservation), restaurant/bar/casino (bill).

-I don't think Perp knew cameras in church. So, gate and behavior is not a show.

-The spouse didn't post anything public about last years trip. So, why now? Was the weather posting about trip being cancelled a signal to a "hired" (meaning by friend, aquaintance or family) hit to not proceed, then posting of arrival to destination a signal to proceed? Just saying.

JMO

 

[Elle Vader]

Is it possible LE has asked the friend not to talk to the press? I know they can't prohibit anyone from speaking publicly, but they could make the request.

To what end? How would allowing someone to prove the husband was actually on the trip and away from TX the entire time threaten the investigation? If there is a logical reason behind it, then yes. But I don't see one right now.

 

[BluSkies]

does he have his catch selfie on fb?

He was called by campers of Missy's death just before he actually went fishing was my understanding. He had said if call had come later he would have been unreachable for a long time.

 

[Bill Carson]

I wonder how much a professional hit would cost? $100,000? $10,000? Maybe it depends on "what is it worth to you?"

(In my mind, no amount of money would be worth the risk of the death penalty.)

All this is in MOO. I do not have a theory for the motive of a professional hit, other than the ones that would occur to anyone.

 

[Marah]

Does anyone know if the family is reading these threads? Police? The Murderer (s)?

 

[sonjay]

That's a good possibility. Or maybe he would have killed both Missy and her companion.

That is also a possibility. Although if he didn't have a gun, taking on two people at once would be more risky. And what if she walked in with 4 early-arriving campers? I think the exit strategy point Bill made above is a good point. The perp couldn't be positive MB would enter alone, or with just one companion.

 

[liltexans]

To what end? How would allowing someone to prove the husband was actually on the trip and away from TX the entire time threaten the investigation? If there is a logical reason behind it, then yes. But I don't see one right now.

I don't know. I guess it could be because they don't think BB is involved, but they don't want the actual killer to know that. Or it could be that they just don't want people leaking any information to the press right now until they have furthered their investigation/made an arrest.

 

[liltexans]

That is also a possibility. Although if he didn't have a gun, taking on two people at once would be more risky. And what if she walked in with 4 early-arriving campers? I think the exit strategy point Bill made above is a good point. The perp couldn't be positive MB would enter alone, or with just one companion.

The perp was a risk taker, for sure, but I suppose most murderers are. I lean towards the idea that the perp had a gun, but we don't know.

 

[CoverMeCagney]

I just accidentally replied to a comment on the media (no discussion) thread by mistake, deleted it now but bringing it over here:

Thanks. I hadn't seen this one before. The strange thing to me is that window was broken and the door handle was pried off. That doesn't make sense to me. It's an exterior door with panic hardware on it. If the prep broke the window, there would be no need to pry off the door handle, a swift reach inside to the panic hardware and the door should have opened.

Are we sure the door handle wasn't taken by forensics to be tested? I've seen that happen before.

 

[RANCH]

If you went on this trip with him- would you want your name and personal details shared with the world? Why bring other innocent people into the mix? I'm the first to suspect the significant other but it's not adding up for me thus far. This man seems to have been successful and I highly doubt it's motivated by life insurance policies.
I think it's motivated by jealousy of MB- who that is, I cannot wait to find out.

If I was a friend of Brandon's who went on the trip with him I would talk to the police and not the media. What's important at this point is helping LE find the truth and not satisfying the public's desire for information. That can come later.

Besides, If it's proven that Brandon was in MS at the time of the murder, there will be plenty of people who will say he hired a hit man so it doesn't mean he's not guilty. JMO

 

[Murrayforlife]

Thank you & yes, the Austin trip was just a trigger. She may have believed this was going on much longer. And she may believe that he's done things like this in the past.
She just can't handle it one minute more.

Austin became the straw that broke the camel's back.

Simply moo & speculation

OR, it broke the camel's back via a diff way:she was gone from a family's function, she was gone from BB surgery. Someone may have had enough.

 

[TTF14]

That is also a possibility. Although if he didn't have a gun, taking on two people at once would be more risky. And what if she walked in with 4 early-arriving campers? I think the exit strategy point Bill made above is a good point. The perp couldn't be positive MB would enter alone, or with just one companion.

Which is why I think a gun had to have been involved.

 

[buddhanna]

wew! i am finally caught up! Good ideas in here. Just wanted to let you guys know.

 

[DexterMorgan]

No I would not, however, if this were a good friend of mine and it was causing this much suspicion I would definitely come forward. I would show my tickets, talk about our planning for this trip, how excited we were, how much we had been looking forward to this "bucket list" trip. I would talk about where we met up, how much we were together, what we did, etc. to take the scrutiny off of my friend.

Wow. Great post. I never thought about it like that. Unless the friend is a female and doesn't want to insight more speculation. Then a quick comment on social media here and there shouldn't be a problem.

 

[liltexans]

Does anyone know if the family is reading these threads? Police? The Murderer (s)?

Oh my goodness, if someone knows for a fact that the murderer is reading this thread, I am going to make a big assumption that they aren't going to tell us. But there's no way of know who is reading here. Right now there are 67 guests viewing this thread.

 

[TTF14]

Oh my goodness, if someone knows for a fact that the murderer is reading this thread, I am going to make a big assumption that they aren't going to tell us. But there's no way of know who is reading here. Right now there are 67 guests viewing this thread.

:laughing: That made me laugh.

 

[SapphireSteel]

they usually do read them. From past experience.

 

[observation]

Does anyone know if the family is reading these threads? Police? The Murderer (s)?

It's very possible IMHO. Which is quintessential that we are fair behind our electronic devices. If you feel an urgency for more information- just imagine her close circle of friends and family members.

 

[Murrayforlife]

or a single person who is in love with BB.

Like a poison ivy type thing? The movie. Kids today can be very violent. Things we as adults would never have dreamed of as teens, today's teens have no prob with.