been on the prowl for something. deputies shot video of the upstairs bedroom. it had been looted, with jewelry and other valuables missing. and they found what seemed like a similar m.o. in becky s house next door. the master bedroom in that residence had been ransacked. so both houses had been tossed. both houses. reporter: becky s most valuable necklace and rings, gone. and as edmunds kept examining that grisly scene in the parsons garage, he determined how the burglar had assaulted kay, with a hammer, found underneath the car, and a baseball bat. so the way the weapons the appeared just describe a horrendous attack? yes, it appeared that this this hammer, you know, was used and there was so much blood, it slipped out of the attacker s hand. and, you know, the baseball bat, which we were able to determine belonged at that house, was was a weapon of opportunity after he lost the first weapon. reporter: it looked like the little league mom was beaten with her own son
this is the same woman next door to this house where there d been a vicious beating. yes. it seemed an odd set of coincidences. and this is the back door of healing hands? this is the back door of the business that we got called to. reporter: as the sergeant pulled up to the scene, he learned becky had been working late on the company payroll. she was heading to her car when she was jumped. apparently when she had turned around, an unknown male subject wearing dark clothes and a white baseball cap rushed out of the bushes at her with a firearm demanding his money or next time it was going to be her face. reporter: that s when the assailant shot becky in the legs. the subject apparently didn t rob her, didn t take anything from her, but turned around and ran back into the bushes the way that he came. she s not known for doing the night deposits with cash. there s no cash here. exactly. not at this time of night. what s the target, what are you going to get? has to be
oh, definitely. reporter: they pressed him to find out more about just what work he was to do there, and whether he had worked for kay parsons before. did you have the key have the door open to the house? to do the work? well, we we was mostly outside. the only time that we was really on the inside is when she called me up and said, i need a little bit fixed on the inside. reporter: you had the bad luck of being the person to find this. yeah. yeah. yeah. reporter: so, that put you on the list also, mitch, of sure. sure, yeah reporter: people they want to get a full story from. exactly. reporter: maybe with some sharp questions, huh? yeah, exactly. i knew better to walk in that house, you know, because i did not want anything my fingerprints anywhere in that house because i just, you know, watched enough tv to know better. reporter: what d you what d you see in him in terms of demeanor? he seemed pretty genuine to me. he was pretty shaken up. re
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