[Nancy Grace, Hln:] Breaking news tonight. Mom of three Missy Bevers, at Creekside church 4:00 AM to teach aerobics, murdered in the church, surveillance video catching the killer in what appears to be police SWAT gear arriving just before Missy, murders her and leaves, face hidden. Missy`s father-in-law brings blood-stained clothes to dry cleaner`s after she`s killed. DNA testing now as police still trying to nail down the husband`s out-of-town fishing trip alibi. Bombshell tonight. In the last hours, it is revealed Missy dies from multiple stab wounds to the head and chest, the killer packing not one but multiple murder weapons. New police info, Missy goes off camera where the killer is waiting. She`s murdered, and neither ever seen on video again. Was the killer waiting in the aerobics room to ambush the young mom?
[Unidentified Male:] According to a newly released search warrant, Missy Bevers was last seen on video inside the church walking towards her killer.
[Unidentified Female:] Police believe this figure in a SWAT team uniform ambushed Missy when she arrived for her early morning boot camp class.
[Unidentified Male:] Police now say the suspect is caught on video walking around the church with a hammer.
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[Unidentified Male:] You`re the one that wants to have her killed.
[Unidentified Female:] I don`t want her killed!
[Unidentified Male:] You mean, like, making it look like maybe a home invasion?
[Unidentified Female:] I`m going to, like, have an orgasm in my car just thinking about it.
[Grace:] Movie superstar Charlie Sheen sued for sex battery after a dentist`s visit. The star visits dentist, leaps from the dentist`s chair, grabs the dental assistant`s breasts, punching her in the chest, tries to rip off her bra. And that`s not all. Claims she lungs at the dentist, repeatedly stabbing the dentist`s chair with a knife, the dentist`s walls covered in Charlie Sheen`s spit as he screams, I`m going to f-ing kill you. Good evening. I`m Nancy Grace. I want to thank you for being with us. Bombshell tonight. Mother of three Missy Bevers, at Creekside church, 4:00 AM to teach aerobics, murdered in the church, surveillance video catching the killer in police SWAT gear. He arrives just before her, murders her and leaves. Her father-in-law bringing blood-stained clothes to the dry cleaner`s just after she`s killed. DNA testing right now. Bombshell tonight. Missy Bevers, it is now revealed, is killed by multiple stab wounds to the head and the chest. Does that include the face? The killer packing not one, but multiple murder weapons. New police info, Missy goes off camera where the killer is waiting. How did he get out? He`s never caught on video again. Was he waiting in her aerobics room to ambush her? All of this shedding new light on the murder of this young mom. This as police still trying to nail down the husband`s out-of-town fishing trip alibi. But let`s don`t put the cart before the horse. Let`s start at the beginning. What we are learning tonight is the reveal. Missy Bevers is killed not by a bludgeoning death, but by stabbing, puncture wounds all around her chest and her head. Now, if the perp is stabbing her in the chest, does the perp stab her in the face? And isn`t it true, Pat Lalama, managing editor, "Crime Watch Daily," the police are making no secret about it. They`re not revealing everything. We managed to get this out of police search warrants that have just been released. What I`m saying is they are very clear, Pat, that they`re not releasing information. They`re saying it`s a tactical decision. For instance, where on her face was she stabbed? They accidentally slip up and say tools, T-O-O-L-S. We know there was more than one weapon. What are we learning, Pat Lalama?
[Pat Lalama, "crime Watch Daily":] Well, we also know, Nancy, it is revealed in the search warrant that you talk about, that she struggled. They believe she actually struggled through the course of this heinous murder. And they do say tools. They do refer to a hammer that the killer is swinging about all throughout the church and breaking windows and doing damage to doors. But then they do talk about tools next to the body. That`s what we know at this point.
[Grace:] OK, let`s see what we`ve got from the search warrant, Liz, if you could put up those tears. Justin Freiman, what they say they`re not giving it hold that, please. They`re not telling us everything, but we`ve deduced a lot. Video shows Bevers walking toward where [sic] the suspect`s location. See, the suspect is already back there. Neither the suspect or the victim are never seen on the video again. Victim later found deceased. It is in her workout room? Bevers multiple puncture wounds, puncture wounds, very clearly hold on, Justin. Joe Scott Morgan, certified death investigator, professor of forensics, Jacksonville State University. Joe Scott if you could just leave that up for me, Charles? Puncture wounds. Puncture wounds. That`s not bludgeoning. Multiple puncture wounds head and chest with tools the suspect carrying. What does that say to you, Joe Scott?
[Joseph Scott Morgan, Certified Death Investigator:] What it says to me, Nancy, is the fact that we see in the images this individual is carrying what`s commonly referred to as a claw hammer. That means that we have these two claws coming back that you normally dislodge nails with. I`ve seen this many times where people will actually take the hammer and use the clawed end. This will create an actual puncture wound. This is easily identifiable utilizing the technology we have relative to tool mark evidence.
[Grace:] Got it.
[Morgan:] So this is very key.
[Grace:] Yes, it is. Unleash the lawyers. Joining me tonight, veteran trial lawyer Randy Kessler, Atlanta, Misty Marris, defense attorney out of New York. OK, Randy Kessler, they say very clearly that there are tools, in the plural. The killer is packing more than one weapon. Now, if you look at that video Liz was just showing you before I went to you guys, you see a weapon in the left hand and the fingertips going along the wall as the person walks in the right hand. That only means one thing. The other weapon is concealed in that jacket. Now, what does that mean to you?
[Randy Kessler, Defense Attorney:] What does it mean? I mean, what are we talking about? There was a murder. This still doesn`t explain whether the person was there not trying to burglarize the place and just happened upon her...
[Grace:] Could you please think a little bit more deeply?
[Kessler:] What does it say?
[Grace:] I mean...
[Kessler:] We know there was a murder.
[Grace:] I`ll tell you what it says. Justin Freiman, what it says this. This was not just a burglary that went wrong. The person goes in packing at least two weapons. They`re walking around with a hammer, but when the cause of death is puncture wounds, that`s not what you get from a hammer. There`s another weapon involved. When you go into a burglary, why are you packing knives, unless you plan to do a murder? This is targeted. That`s what it means. It`s not brain surgery, for Pete`s sake.
[Justin Freiman, Nancy Grace Producer:] Right. Well, police are being very careful not saying exactly what the wounds look like or exactly what caused them because they say that`s something only the killer will know. I think they want to use that to their own advantage.
[Grace:] OK, I want to talk about that, Pat Lalama, managing editor, "Crime Watch Daily." They do police do say exactly what Justin just reiterated, that they are not giving any more information about the wounds themselves. Why? We know now from getting our mitts on that search warrant that she was stabbed in the chest and the head. Is there something about the stabbing on the face? Was she stabbed in the eyes? Was she stabbed about her face or her mouth in specifics? What about it are they not telling us that only the killer would know, Pat Lalama, about the stab wounds?
[Lalama:] Well, something about those particular tools. And where do those tools take us. They`re clearly leaving it making it a sin of omission on purpose so we that don`t know because that killer does know, and they`re on to something, for sure.
[Grace:] Another thing, Lisa Pineiro. They say that the killer goes by, and that Missy then goes toward where the killer is. It sounds like the killer is waiting in her aerobics room to ambush her.
[Lisa Pineiro, Investigative Journalist:] Yes, it does, Nancy. And you know, if you take a look at that aerial shot of the church let`s just kind of walk through where we think everything may have happened. So we`re told now in the search warrant that Missy entered in the front of that church. And that is the part there that kind of faces the highway. Now, her body was found in the southwest corner of the church, which is this lower corner closest to the highway. And so based on the surveillance video, we can sort of safely assume that if she was when you`re facing the church, if she turns to her right to walk over to that southwest corner we know that the killer broke in all the way on the other side of the church or on the back of the church. She would never have known. She would never have seen the broken glass. He or she could have walked around the back side of the church and up that hallway and right there to that southwest corner where her body was found.
[Grace:] Got it. Got it. OK, here`s the other thing. Justin Freiman, the reality is, we also have learned there has been a search warrant for her cellphone, her iPad. Explain what`s going on there, Justin.
[Freiman:] That`s right. They specifically say they want to find out who she was in communication with before andor during the incident. So they want to find out, because was she telling somebody that the class was moved indoors? Who knew where the class was going to be and who knew where her whereabouts? That`s going to be very important information.
[Grace:] Unleash the lawyers, Randy Kessler and Missy Marris. OK, now that I`ve laid it out for you I basically had to Q&A with myself, Randy Kessler, no offense. But Misty Marris, now that we know that the perp has come in with not one but two or more weapons that totally debunks the theory that this was just a burglary.
[Misty Marris, Defense Attorney:] Nancy, all I see here is a suspect. I don`t see a killer. I don`t see them interacting on the video.
[Grace:] You think she committed suicide?
[Marris:] I don`t think she certainly doesn`t sound like a suicide, but who`s to say...
[Grace:] Put her up.
[Marris:] ... that this man wasn`t, again, maybe committing a crime, maybe there for a burglary. The tools that he has looks consistent with a burglary. He`s opening those doors. I don`t even see them interacting on the video. I`m not assuming he`s the killer.
[Grace:] OK, you know what? Let`s just follow through with your theory, Misty. So you break into a church at 4:00 AM to take what? The children`s bulletins? The Sunday school books? What do you think you`re going to get?
[Marris:] Nancy, we all know that there could be some valuables in a church.
[Grace:] What?
[Marris:] That`s really not the issue.
[Grace:] What?
[Marris:] The issue here is... ... we have a suspect!
[Grace:] The issue is that there`s nothing to steal in the church. Even the husband said it.
[Marris:] Haven`t you ever put some money into the basket during during...
[Grace:] Yes, on Sunday, and then they take it to the bank. They don`t leave the money there.
[Marris:] Nancy, we don`t know what this man was looking for, if he thought there were valuables...
[Grace:] OK, you know what? I`m chasing my tail trying to talk with you about this. Ben Levitan, telecommunications expert, we know her car is still in impound. Tonight, the bombshell is she dies from stab wounds to the chest, to the head. We know the perp killed Missy head on by stabbing her in the chest. Are the stab wounds to her face? Why is it so critical, Ben Levitan, that they get access and can break into her iPhone and her iPad? Why is it so important?
[Ben Levitan, Telecommunications Expert:] Well, Nancy, you`re absolutely right, I can`t tell you how many cases we find today that people are having an ongoing dispute by text message with someone who they eventually end up having a conflict with. If we could get into her cell phone, we could determine if she was having some sort of conflict. The other thing that`s important here, Nancy, this is a very rural town, 21,000 people. There`s only three cell towers in the vicinity of the church. As you said before, we could the police have probably done a cell phone dump, and they will be able to know every cell phone that was in the area of the church at this hour, 4:00 AM on a Monday. And that should tell you exactly. If the suspect carried a phone with them, Nancy, we`ll know who that was.