Missy Bevers Case

If there were extramarital affairs taking places, chances are that a person she was involved with may have been married/in a relationship. They would have known where she would be that morning from her Facebook post about the change of venue for the fitness class. Another unclear aspect in relation to Missy's death is in relation to the exact cause of death. No Autopsy report has been released even though police have said that she was bludgeoned to death and they believe a hammer was the murder weapon. It was reported that there was a gun found close to Missy's body and that police were looking into any suspicious ammunition/gun purchases but little details in relation to this have been released so far.



The person was wielding a hammer which the police believed was the murder weapon as the type of injuries that could be inflicted by a hammer were consistent with the injuries Missy received according to police. Creekside Church of Christ in Midlothian, Texas, United States at 4.18am that morning. Missy used social media, especially Facebook, to promote her classes. The night before the class, she posted on Facebook that the boot camp would be going ahead regardless of whether it was raining or not. Surveillance footage inside the Church showed her arriving as planned at 4.18am.

It’s unclear if any viable leads developed from this message. This same article says that it’s possible that the murderer could have recorded the homicide on video using a cell phone. However, the main issue with Henry being a suspect in Missy’s murder was that he was 6’1” tall. Far too large to be the person in the security footage.

At 5am, when the class should have started, a 911 call was made from the Church instead. A member of her class found her in an unresponsive state inside the Church. Missy was found lying on the floor on her back in the main foyer of the Church.

Since Randy has such a prominent limp, it would be easy to do so. Then, the police would waste time and energy investigating Randy when Randy has a solid alibi. It seems a bit odd that a father and son would both be out of town on separate trips during such a suspicious murder. There is evidence to believe that they were working together and possibly hired someone to kill Missy. It's "Murdery" Monday and Branden tells us the story of Genene Jones. Dubbed, "The Angel of Death" by the American media, Jones is responsible for the deaths of up to 60 infants and children in her care as a licensed vocational nurse during the 1970s and 1980s.

In the immediate aftermath of his wife's death, Brandon especially struggled when he was considered as seekers nightmares a possible suspect himself. The suspected killer also has a very distinctive gait, something that's haunted Brandon in the years since Missy's murder. Nearly three years after Missy Beverswas mysteriously killed inside a Texas church, her family still holds out hope the murder will be solved. And all that we really know—all that matters—is she was murdered offscreen, in a dead zone between the cameras. In the dark of an early April morning, someone wearing fake police gear drove out to Creekside Church of Christ, a large house of worship that sits alone in a wide, flat field. There’s a small regional airport nearby, a venue for weddings, an outdoors store.

According to police, Bevers died of “multiple puncture wounds” to her head and chest consistent with what the suspect on surveillance was seen carrying. The biggest indicator of Randy's involvement would be the walking gait. He has a nearly identical gait to the person in the security footage. In this episode, Lea talks about her friend, Missy and how her murder has affected her personally and professionally.