Chapter
The murder of Bobby Jo Stinnett Part 2: Catching Lisa Montgomery.
05:58 - 14:32 (08:33)
After discovering a trail of blood, police find Bobby Joe's body with evidence of close range gun shot wounds. Later, Lisa Montgomery is arrested for the murder after her use of an online puppy-buying scheme led authorities to her location.
Clips
Jeff becomes a crucial player in the investigation after discovering crucial evidence during his search for his friend Bobby Joe near Alma, Colorado.
05:58 - 09:35 (03:36)
Summary
Jeff becomes a crucial player in the investigation after discovering crucial evidence during his search for his friend Bobby Joe near Alma, Colorado.
ChapterThe murder of Bobby Jo Stinnett Part 2: Catching Lisa Montgomery.
EpisodeCAPTURED: Rocky Mountain Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
The police find a set of keys on the top of Hoosier Pass, where the only road between Breckenridge and Alma goes through, while searching for Bobby Joe Stinnett's body, which was found further down the pass.
09:35 - 10:27 (00:51)
Summary
The police find a set of keys on the top of Hoosier Pass, where the only road between Breckenridge and Alma goes through, while searching for Bobby Joe Stinnett's body, which was found further down the pass.
ChapterThe murder of Bobby Jo Stinnett Part 2: Catching Lisa Montgomery.
EpisodeCAPTURED: Rocky Mountain Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
Police attempt to trace the movements of a murder victim in order to find potential suspects and clues, even investigating seemingly insignificant details like a discarded orange sock found nearby.
10:27 - 12:49 (02:22)
Summary
Police attempt to trace the movements of a murder victim in order to find potential suspects and clues, even investigating seemingly insignificant details like a discarded orange sock found nearby.
ChapterThe murder of Bobby Jo Stinnett Part 2: Catching Lisa Montgomery.
EpisodeCAPTURED: Rocky Mountain Killer
PodcastCrime Junkie
Four days after the murder, autopsy results revealed that Bobby Joe Stinnett was shot with a large caliber handgun from close range, but the true cause of death was blood loss and hypothermia.
12:49 - 14:32 (01:42)
Summary
Four days after the murder, autopsy results revealed that Bobby Joe Stinnett was shot with a large caliber handgun from close range, but the true cause of death was blood loss and hypothermia. Police were surprised to learn that other investigators were also looking into the case.