Chapter
The Curious Case of Peggy Hettrick
29:54 - 35:26 (05:31)
Detectives uncover a trunk in a storage unit owned by George Hislop, and the damage to Peggy's skull points to foul play. A strange turn of events leads to a sudden confession from a surprising source.
Clips
The story of Peggy Riolme's murder, whose body was found in a trunk in a storage unit.
29:54 - 32:43 (02:48)
Summary
The story of Peggy Riolme's murder, whose body was found in a trunk in a storage unit. Despite her killer's claims of innocence, the evidence and witnesses ultimately led to a conviction.
ChapterThe Curious Case of Peggy Hettrick
EpisodeMURDERED: Peggy Reome
PodcastCrime Junkie
Peggy's death poses ambiguity, with her husband's stories not being consistent with the autopsy report results, which showed a severe blunt force trauma to her head from a considerable height, and not just a fall from standing.
32:43 - 33:39 (00:55)
Summary
Peggy's death poses ambiguity, with her husband's stories not being consistent with the autopsy report results, which showed a severe blunt force trauma to her head from a considerable height, and not just a fall from standing.
ChapterThe Curious Case of Peggy Hettrick
EpisodeMURDERED: Peggy Reome
PodcastCrime Junkie
After 14 years, George was formally charged with Peggy's murder, and it was revealed that the child sex abuse charges he was convicted of in 1990 involved Peggy's teenage daughter, Jerri Lynn.
33:39 - 35:26 (01:47)
Summary
After 14 years, George was formally charged with Peggy's murder, and it was revealed that the child sex abuse charges he was convicted of in 1990 involved Peggy's teenage daughter, Jerri Lynn. She came forward to tell her story in 2004, when George was finally locked up.