of violent crime, a lot of murders. cathy and jeffrey lamb didn t live in one of the palm beach mansions. jeff was a tow truck driver. cathy worked for the walgreen drugstore chain. i liked jeff. he was a good kid, good to cathy, and the main thing was she loved him. on june 15, 2004, jeff got home from work around 7:00 p.m. but when he walked inside, he found blood everywhere. what s the problem? my wife wife my wife s hurt and there s blood everywhere. he was hysterical on the phone. he was crying so much that i think the 911 dispatcher kept referring to him as a woman. okay, ma am, i need you to take some deep breaths, some deep breaths, breathe in and breathe out.
but police were still troubled by lisa s telephone calls to jeff on the afternoon of the murder. lisa said they were purely social. phone records proved that lisa made these calls from home. but jeff s cell phone records indicated jeff wasn t at work, as he claimed. we get the phone records, which show he is down by that house. the phone towers are hitting off of phone towers closer to the house than they are where he claims to be. and investigators found another contradiction. jeff said his dog bandit was in a locked bedroom when he found his wife s body. but investigators found bloody paw prints in the bedroom. and the blood was cathy s. this meant the killer put the dog in the bedroom after cathy s murder.
lisa aserbell was a married mother of two children. when questioned by police, lisa admitted she, too, had a relationship with jeff lamb. in fact lisa s husband had caught them together in a compromising situation just a few weeks before cathy lamb s murder. so i kicked my front door in and he was on my couch with no shirt on. he had shorts on or pants on or something, no shirt or shoes. i got mad at him and chased him out the black sliding glass door. ray then said he called jeff on the phone. i left a message on his cell phone that if he came around my house or my family again, i was mad, i said i ll do anything to protect my family and i don t want him around. when we first learned that raymond had been so sangry with jeff, he was somebody we were interested in, we certainly had to investigate. both ray and lisa aserbell had an al alibi for the day of cathy s murder and were eliminated as suspects.
items on top of the dresser. the medical examiner estimated that cathy was murdered between 4:30 and 5:00 in the afternoon. since jeff lamb found his wife s body, he was naturally considered a suspect. jeff lamb had a very good alibi. there are several people that can vouch for his whereabouts at the time. soon, other suspects emerged. while police processed the crime scene, a woman named joy slidell arrived and introduced herself as jeff lamb s fiancee. it s curious that the husband, the grieving husband, is now being consoled outside the crime scene by his fiancee. i think human nature would tell you when a guy tells you he has a good relationship with his wife and girlfriend or fiancee shows up at the crime scene, it s going to start make you think something s going on here.
out of his marriage. he often told friends that cathy was a poorhouse keeper. but apparently jeff was no better. he called her dirty and yet his truck was filthy. he had more garbage in his truck than you would throw out in the street. i don t know if you would call him a hypocrite or something, but he didn t lave better lifestyle than his wife. the couple separated for a few years, but even after they reconciled, jeff continued to have affairs. cathy tolerated his infidelity, but she didn t like it. i felt very sorry for cathy. i felt very bad because i knew that she loved him very much and i thought she would be very hurt over that. jeff was paying off a $20,000 fine for embezzlement, and a divorce would have left him with even less money to make those payments. jeff had a friend. he had told him that i m not going to lose my stuff and i m not going to give up her life insurance policy. i ll kill her before she