Retired West Michigan teacher plotted wife’s online murder-for-hire, FBI says
Updated May 07, 4:33 PM;
Posted May 07, 4:33 PM
A retired West Michigan teacher is named in a murder-for-hire plot in Tennessee, the FBI said. (MLive File Photo)
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BARRY COUNTY, MI – A former teacher at Thornapple Kellogg Schools is accused in a murder-for-hire plot that was disrupted before his wife was harmed, the FBI said in court records.
Nelson Paul Replogle is named in a criminal complaint in Tennessee alleging that he hired someone to kill his wife, Ann, after paying someone $17,800 in Bitcoin, court records said.
The FBI on April 20 received information from the British Broadcasting Corporation that Ann Replogle had been named as a murder-for-hire target, FBI special agent Clay Anderson wrote in the complaint.
Dody Fugate at her home near Santa Fe (Photo: Brad Trone)
At the time, Dody lived in Tucson, about two hours west of the Chiricahuas, while Paul lived at the monument, in a spartan cobblestone cabin where he might stay for a couple of weeks at a stretch. That weekend he had a houseguest visiting, a seasonal employee who asked not to be named in this story I’ll call her Bonnie and when he didn’t return after dark, she grew concerned. Earlier that day, Paul had driven Bonnie up to the Massai Point Trailhead so she could hike downhill to the visitor center. At about 8 P.M., she notified Ted Scott, the monument’s superintendent, who rounded up two colleagues and set out with a flashlight, trudging through the surrounding canyons, calling Paul’s name the whole way.
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