The Missy Bevers Case: "It was Him"

How can a vibrant, successful doctor not know evil was lurking in her own home?A sinister plan, that's how.

How can a vibrant, successful doctor not know evil was lurking in her own home?A sininster plan, that's how.

When Missy arrived to work on Monday, April 18, 2016, she was brave. She heard something and kept going. We know the killer was a coward, dressed up like that and sneaking around to scare Missy. Stay tuned for a discussion of how things likely happened that horrifying morning at Creekside Church in Midlothian, Texas.

Recently, Midlothian Police gave an update regarding the Missy Bevers murder investigation. Someone hand us a scalpel, we're about to do some dissecting!Audio clip included in this show is from the July 30th episode of The Ellis Talker. Link to the entire Ellis Talker YouTube episode is below:https://www.youtube.com/live/j0JpIYtcQ2k

Liz Barraza and Missy Bevers were murdered under similar circumstances in Texas. Why are these cases so similar?

The True Crime Broads had the honor of interviewing Liz Barraza’s parents in August of 2024. This is a follow-up episode, where we share a few things that didn’t make it into the original interview. If anyone has any information regarding who the perpetrator is, please contact Crime Stoppers of Houston immediately, 713-222-TIPS, or the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. You can remain anonymous. There is a $50,000 reward in Liz Barraza’s case. www.WhoKilledLizBarraza.com

TCB explored an early person of interest, and got more than they bargained for.

TCB break down some of the attributes of the person who took Missy's life.

TCB discuss the bench dedication event for Missy Bevers that happened over the weekend. Photo by Jennifer Chelwick

Please help us welcome Charlie Gaylor, as he talks with us today on TCB about his fascinating experiences, plus his insights into the Missy Bevers case.Former Deputy Chief Field Agent, Dallas County Medical Examiners Office (2002 to 2007);Former Division/Group Supervisor for the US Health and Human Services, as part of the National Disaster Medical System (NDMS). Responses include:World Trade Center after terror attacks of 2001;Shuttle Columbia disaster, 2003;Hurricane Katrina, 2005;And multiple hurricane responses, and incidents of National Significance.Former paramedic (one of the first in Oklahoma).Semi-retired, currently writing a book about a serial with whom he went to junior high and high school.