Still, says summer starks, it seemed almost like a Joke Ou before Chanin Starbuck Wa murdered, she told her friends and family that her Exhusband Clay had been controlling. Still, says sommer, it seemed like a joke the first time chanin wondered out loud if clay may try to hurt her. I told her, quick being dramatic. She was kind of being a drama queen. Thats ridiculous. I said that only happens in the movies or on dateline. Said you are so full of it. But, according to sommer, chanin was scared. Particularly after the windows were mysteriously shot out of the car parked in her driveway. Chanin changed the locks in her house and didnt give the kids a key. Telling friends, she was afraid clay would find a way to steal a copy. She was vocal about her fear that he would kill her. Hardly surprising that with but a sinister Spin And Everything police observed about clay. Starting with the first Police And Direction the day Chanins Body was discovered. The detective that something was off. Th
she was a beautiful woman smart woman, she didn t mean t travel those paths she was a mother of five, with a double life she loved her churc lifestyle, and our onlin dating lifestyle talking about casua encounters of people who aren using real identities. and then she was murdered i am appalled that she wa found that way somebody wanted to make a statement. what would her life revea about her death? she had had communication with at least two other men, he asked me to know who she was saying from the shadows of the internet, to the depths of the human heart. he was very controlling, an he was losing control. december 1st, 2011, one o those days that make teeth chatter, joyce creek, rod, damp dismal. by then 21 years old was there in the end of his glas insulation shop at washington. half a mile north of spoke can when s phone messaged. it was from logan logan, his younger sister a school i remember she said i m cold, come pick-me-up. b
clay arrived at the station an he told clay the news. and he goes, oh, my gosh, what happened to my wife. said, well she s dead. and his knees buckled and everything became very histrionic cryin and wailing, and that was okay for a while. but it became ridiculous reporter: ridiculous? it became ridiculous. reporter: even more ridiculous, more suspicious, said the detective, was when clay, told he was free to go didn t then i couldn t get rid o him. he would not leave me alone. reporter: kept wanting to talk he kept wanting to talk what he kept telling me was th same thing over again. look on her phone, look on her computer, that will tell you everythin you need to know reporter: it s suspicious t you but it s not reall evidence. is it? no, not necessarily. it s suspicious, circumstantial, bu suspicious to me reporter: which meant tha right there on day one cla needed to be checked out but good, and they began with hi
particularly after the windows were mysteriously shot out of the car parked in her driveway. chanin changed the locks in her house, didn t even give the kids a key, telling friends she was afraid clay would find a way to steal a copy. she was very vocal about her fear that he would kill her. reporter: hardly surprising those stories would tend to put a sinister spin on everything that police observed about clay, starting with that very first police interaction the day chanin s body was discovered. detective dressback thought something was off the minute clay arrived at the station and he told clay the news. and he goes, oh, my gosh, what happened to my wife. i said, well she s dead. and his knees buckled and everything became very histrionic crying and wailing, and that was okay for a while. but it became ridiculous. reporter: ridiculous? it became ridiculous. reporter: even more
summer, chanin was scared, particularly after the windows were mysteriously shot out of the car parked in her driveway. chanin changed the locks in her house, didn t even give the kids a key, telling friends she was afraid clay would find a way to steal a copy. she was very vocal about her fear that he would kill her. reporter: hardly surprising those stories would tend to put a sinister spin on everything that police observed about clay, starting with that very first police interaction the day chanin s body was discovered. detective dressback thought something was off the minute clay arrived at the station and he told clay the news. and he goes, oh, my gosh, what happened to my wife. i said, well she s dead. and his knees buckled and everything became very histrionic crying and wailing, and that was okay for a while. but it became ridiculous. reporter: ridiculous? it became ridiculous.