On April 28th, 2019, a man called 911 from outside his apartment in Westchester Township, Ohio. He was covered in blood, barefoot, screaming into the dark. He said he had come home to find his family on the floor. His wife. His mother-in-law. His father-in-law. His wife's aunt. Four people shot in the head. None of them had a single defensive wound. He was the only one left alive. In the hours that followed, detectives sat him down and let him talk. For nearly an hour, he cried, asked why, and begged them to find whoever did this. But his GPS placed him at that apartment 39 minutes before he called 911. A gun was pulled from the pond behind his building two days later. His father-in-law's DNA was on the barrel. And investigators found a woman in Indianapolis he had been secretly supporting for years — someone he was texting on the night his family was murdered. His wife had found out about her exactly one month before she was killed. #interrogation #interrogationpsychology
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