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00:00She needs to be locked up.
00:01She's dangerous.
00:06Kelly had been shot in the face with a 30-30 rifle while he slept.
00:11Some jet skis.
00:13That's what your life is worth.
00:16It was a twisted mother-daughter relationship.
00:19You want to have sex with your boyfriend?
00:20Here's our house.
00:22Who would do something like this?
00:25She said, if I say anything about this, I will be me.
00:28She is as close to demonically possessed as I've ever seen.
00:58I can't care if he's been shot in the face or if somebody hit him with something in the face, but it's all bloody in hell.
01:10It was mid-morning.
01:12I was at home when dispatch contacted me.
01:17And there was some incident in the Cushing area.
01:19Cushing's a very small town.
01:26It's one of those communities where you pretty well know everyone else.
01:33The victim's stepfather called 911.
01:35They gave me the address.
01:41They said the James Kelly residence.
01:45I knew Mr. Kelly.
01:47James is a lifelong resident of Cushing.
01:49You have to prepare yourself and your mind on what you may see, especially when you know the victim.
02:01I arrived on scene.
02:03I met with investigator vault.
02:07I went into the bedroom.
02:09The television was on.
02:14And I walked over to the bed.
02:18It was laying there under the cover.
02:21And I had to get up there pretty close.
02:25And I pulled the cover back.
02:30It was a mess.
02:31A center point was punched in on the face, and everything exploded out, almost like putty.
02:45The gunshots have been fired in a very close range.
02:49Something unique has occurred.
02:52You see something horrific like this, and you realize you know that person.
02:58It becomes personal.
03:01It was a very, very terrible day.
03:15Very terrible day.
03:17My stepdad, David, he said, there ain't no way to put it, but I believe your brother is no longer with us.
03:23He said that he had been shot.
03:25So, I put my boot on and took off up there.
03:33And then, you know, all the questions started running through my head.
03:38Who would do something like this?
03:40We're dealing with an individual that has suffered a gunshot wound to the head and is deceased.
04:00Is this an accidental shooting?
04:01Is it a suicide?
04:02Or is it a homicide?
04:03When the deputies get to the crime scene, they start looking around.
04:12Nothing is out of order.
04:14There hasn't been any sort of assault.
04:17There's no sign of forced entry.
04:19As we're looking in the room, there was what appeared to be a handgun near the body.
04:30A gun laying on the floor in that position could lend itself to suicide.
04:38There is no way he would do that.
04:42He had too much going for it.
04:46But we're able to determine that's actually a pellet gun.
04:50It's not a firearm.
04:53There could not have been a suicide.
04:54It's very apparent that James was shot as he slept in bed.
05:00It's a murder.
05:02There's no way to call this anything else.
05:05But he pretty well got along with everybody.
05:09As far as I know, he did not have any enemies.
05:14It was time to go to work for the family.
05:22James was my little brother.
05:24We were 15 months apart, so pretty much where you've seen one, you've seen the other one.
05:31Everybody around here called us the Crazy Kelly Boys.
05:37We had a great childhood.
05:40We'd always go fishing, water skiing, kneeboarding.
05:46I've known him since he was a kid.
05:49He was kind of a daredevil.
05:50If James seen a mud puddle, he's going to step in it.
05:56That was James.
05:59If he loved you, he loved you.
06:01He was going to have your back.
06:02James and his wife, Marseille, met at the party.
06:13James was 19 and Marseille was 22.
06:17Marseille had a big attitude.
06:21Just like James, she liked to race and drive fast.
06:24And, you know, if he thought that was sexy.
06:28Marseille did find him attractive.
06:32They felt like they were a good couple when you seen them.
06:41Marseille, she's notified that James has been shot.
06:44She's at her place of employment when the call came in.
06:50A friend of the family picks her up.
06:54They're driving towards Cushing.
06:57When they get pulled over for speeding.
07:00We call her fast driving.
07:01They'll know the way style.
07:02They're excessive.
07:04Annie Mildner.
07:06She is the one that exits the vehicle
07:08and then approaches the deputy
07:10before he can get out of the vehicle.
07:12She is just hysterical.
07:28Yelling, screaming.
07:35The officer realizes something's happened to her husband
07:39and she needs to get to the scene.
07:42Then it allows them to continue on.
07:45She got back in the car and drove on to Cushing.
07:56James and Marseille,
07:58it was definitely an on-again, off-again relationship.
08:02Before they were married,
08:05they had both been in previous relationships.
08:08They were a blended family.
08:11James had two sons
08:13and Marseille had three daughters.
08:19Marseille was a child herself
08:21when the oldest child, Shana, was born.
08:26I guess you could say Shana was a typical teenager, you know.
08:31Stepkids always have a hard time being introduced to a new dad.
08:38But I could see the pride in his eyes
08:40when he talked about his stepkids.
08:42James kind of just treated them all like his.
08:46He tried to give them everything that they wanted.
08:51I could tell he loved them,
08:52and he loved Marseille.
08:53James and Marseille,
09:06they end up getting married.
09:10Oh, the wedding, it was real nice.
09:13All of his friends was there,
09:15but it was real good.
09:17He was growing up, settling down.
09:19Very proud of it.
09:21James started his own trucking business.
09:28They had a number of vehicles.
09:30They had four-wheelers.
09:32They had jet skis.
09:35They seemed like a real, real happy family, you know.
09:41But you're on the outside looking in.
09:44What you see and what it really is
09:47is kind of two different things.
09:51It certainly wasn't all flowers, hearts, and unicorns.
09:56James and Marseille seemed at times to be very tight,
09:59and then they seemed at times to be very apart.
10:03They may be arguing at each other at the mud park one night,
10:07and the next time you see them,
10:08they're lovey-dovey that day.
10:10Just a roller coaster for their kids.
10:13It wasn't necessarily a good thing.
10:14We believed that Mr. Kelly was executed
10:24with the gunshot to the face.
10:27As we're looking in the bedroom where Mr. Kelly was,
10:34we started taking photographs of the scene.
10:37We're still trying to determine clues.
10:40Then a spot in the cell phone.
10:44It was lying on the floor near the foot of the bed.
10:50And something uniquely stands out to me.
10:54That call line on the end of the cell phone was still open.
11:00This is not normal.
11:02Why is it still openly engaged?
11:07There's nothing to indicate that James was on the phone
11:10when he was killed.
11:12It's just plain weird.
11:14Maybe there was a conversation taking place during the killing.
11:20One possibility was that the killer had used that phone.
11:24When the police find James' phone with an open line,
11:40it's highly unusual.
11:44We're going to get that telephone analyzed.
11:48Those phone records could hold some valuable information.
11:54Marcee arrives at home.
11:59She gets out very calm and collected, very nonchalant.
12:05Her behavior is very different
12:07from the way she had been acting when they were pulled over.
12:12I love you to want to get home.
12:13I love you.
12:17James is laying in the bed with his face shot half off.
12:21And she's just as calm as a cucumber.
12:25This was really bizarre.
12:28She's not even asking questions.
12:31The rest of the family is very distraught.
12:34And Marcee goes and feeds the dogs.
12:39It made me mad.
12:45Is that all you can think about is your dog?
12:49Maybe she's just in so much shock
12:52that the body and the mind
12:54hasn't comprehended what happened yet.
12:56We start talking to the witnesses and the neighbors
13:05and the family members.
13:07The detective, Doug Richardson,
13:10took Marcee in the house, set her on the couch,
13:13and was asking her questions.
13:17Marcee was employed at a local hospital.
13:20She tells me that she goes to work
13:246 o'clock at night,
13:28speaks to James two or three times,
13:30and James tells her,
13:32I want to wake up at 7.30.
13:34Call me.
13:36At 7.30 in the morning,
13:40Marcee said that
13:40she went to call the home phone,
13:43and once James didn't pick up the phone,
13:45she contacted James' stepfather.
13:51My stepfather,
13:52I think he dead in the bed.
13:55There is no doubt
13:57Marcee had a solid alibi
13:58for the time of this shooting.
14:01But James' death
14:02wasn't the first tragic death
14:04in Marcee's life.
14:12There was a massive heat wave
14:15here in Texas.
14:19Some sort of short
14:21in the electrical system
14:22caused the house to catch on fire.
14:27Both Marcee's mother
14:29and Marcee's middle child
14:31were killed in that fire.
14:35Shana was 6.
14:38Shana was so distraught
14:40that she tried to end her own life.
14:43Even as a child.
14:47To lose her grandmother
14:48and her sibling,
14:50that's just a tragedy
14:52that most of us
14:53can't even imagine.
14:56And for Marcee,
14:57I can only imagine
15:00the tragedy of a mother
15:01losing their child.
15:02After the fire,
15:10Marcee quit
15:11doing things
15:13that moms should do
15:13as far as guiding their child.
15:16She's just lost one kid,
15:18so she wants the other kid
15:19to be happy.
15:21Have whatever you want, girl.
15:22Go for it.
15:24But whatever Shana wanted
15:25wasn't what she needed.
15:26Marcee,
15:28she was asleep at the wheel.
15:31She had become
15:32a pretty sorry parent.
15:42Once we saw the scene,
15:44we believed
15:44it was an execution-style shot
15:46for sure.
15:48When you're looking
15:49at the type of crime
15:50that we're looking at,
15:51everybody's a suspect.
15:53It's as important
15:54to see who is at the scene,
15:56but just as important
15:57as who's not at the scene.
15:59The family
16:00has gathered around,
16:02close friends
16:02have gathered around,
16:03but Shana's nowhere.
16:07As we are collecting
16:08information
16:09from the individuals
16:10that are on the scene,
16:12we start to hear
16:13details about
16:15rebelliousness
16:16on his stepdaughter's part,
16:19conflicts between
16:20Mr. Kelly and Shana.
16:23People started
16:24coming forward
16:25and telling us
16:27Shana hated James,
16:30hated him
16:30with a passion.
16:32We needed to find Shana.
16:43Shana wasn't
16:45the typical ideal student.
16:46She was a wild child.
16:52She was the cool kid.
16:54She smoked.
16:56She drank.
16:58She had a boyfriend.
17:00She was 15
17:02and had her own car.
17:05Driving around
17:06with no driver's license.
17:10She was just running wild.
17:11Shana didn't abide
17:15by nobody's rules
17:16but Shana's.
17:21Investigators
17:22pretty quickly realized
17:23that Marseille and Shana,
17:25they didn't have
17:26a traditional
17:26mother-daughter relationship.
17:28The relationship
17:31between Marseille and Shana
17:33was friend,
17:35not mom and daughter.
17:39Shana's staying out all night,
17:41partying,
17:42not going to school.
17:45James was not okay
17:46with Shana
17:48hanging out,
17:50getting high,
17:50and drinking.
17:53But her mother's
17:54validating all that behavior.
17:57After that fire,
17:58the special relationship
18:00that Marseille
18:01and Shana had
18:02was cemented.
18:05Marseille was letting
18:06Shana run wild.
18:10She wouldn't put
18:11any limits on Shana.
18:13Marseille demonstrates
18:15bad parenting move
18:16after bad parenting move
18:17and just when you think
18:18it couldn't possibly
18:20be any worse
18:20than it was,
18:21she makes this incredibly
18:23horrible parenting decision.
18:33As we were investigating
18:35and interviewing,
18:36I discovered
18:37something shocking.
18:39Marseille allowed
18:40her 15-year-old
18:41to be in a sexual relationship
18:44with an adult.
18:46Shana started a relationship
18:48with a Dallas Christian.
18:50He was 23 years old.
18:52Dallas had a terrible reputation.
18:54Dallas was a sex offender.
18:57He was everything
18:58a mother would not
19:00want her daughter
19:01to be involved with.
19:04He was a wannabe,
19:06Billy badass.
19:08A macho man.
19:10I don't think Marseille cared.
19:12Whatever was keeping Shana quiet
19:16and keeping her pipe down.
19:18Want to have sex
19:19with your boyfriend?
19:20Here's my house.
19:21Use it.
19:22Weird is an understatement
19:24for what this is.
19:26For her to show up
19:28with this sex offender,
19:30James, I'm sure,
19:33was livid about this situation.
19:35What do you do at this point
19:38as stepdad?
19:39Your authority's
19:40somewhat limited.
19:42At one point,
19:44James took her car
19:45away from her.
19:47She was really pissed.
19:49It just seemed like
19:50everything was getting
19:51worse and worse.
19:53Marseille and Shana
19:54were definitely
19:55making it a nightmare for him.
19:57James' stepdaughter,
20:08Shana,
20:08is not on the scene.
20:11Marseille told me
20:12that Shana was at a fringe
20:13the night James was killed.
20:16But when the police
20:17start looking into Shana,
20:18they realize
20:19something important.
20:22We conduct a background
20:23investigation on Shana.
20:25And we find that
20:27she had been arrested
20:28for assault family violence.
20:31But it wasn't
20:32with her stepfather, James.
20:34The incident was
20:36between her and her mother.
20:43There had been some blow up
20:45over whether or not
20:46Shana was going to
20:47clean her room.
20:48It was like a match
20:50to kindling.
20:51It just lit up.
20:52Shana lost her temper.
20:56She shoved Marseille,
20:57pushed her into
20:58a glass door.
21:03You know,
21:04there's blows exchanged,
21:05pushing and shoving
21:06and punching.
21:09Two strong, tough women
21:10going at it.
21:11You probably could have
21:12sold that as a main event
21:13somewhere.
21:14She spent the night
21:18in jail.
21:20Shana ends up
21:21on juvenile probation.
21:25Shana was so out of control.
21:29She was getting closer
21:30to the edge.
21:33Shana became
21:34a huge source of tension
21:35for James and Marseille.
21:37James and Marseille,
21:41they butted heads
21:42more and more.
21:48Marseille was a rebel.
21:51She didn't change
21:52her lifestyle
21:53after she had the kids.
21:56She still, you know,
21:58went out and partied,
21:59smoking and drinking.
22:01It was getting bad.
22:07James felt like
22:08it was two against one.
22:11The whole dynamics
22:12was probably just
22:13a powder keg
22:14ready to explode.
22:24Shana's violent.
22:26She's on probation.
22:27We needed to find Shana.
22:29It's very imperative
22:30that we speak to her.
22:32Law enforcement
22:33locates her
22:35with Dallas Christian.
22:37They're not aware
22:38that they're being looked
22:40at as potential suspects.
22:42The two of them
22:43go to the sheriff's department
22:45to talk to the investigators.
22:48I interviewed Shana first.
22:55When I called this morning,
22:57nobody would tell me
22:58what happened to her.
23:00Where were you at
23:00yesterday?
23:02Yeah, I went home
23:02last night
23:03about nine o'clock.
23:05He got my clothes.
23:06I sat down with my dad
23:07and we talked
23:09for a little while
23:10and I asked him
23:12could I go stay
23:12at a friend's house.
23:14He just talked.
23:17He was like
23:18apologizing to me
23:19for the way he talks
23:21to me
23:21and I apologized
23:22for the way
23:23I talked to him.
23:25And that's the last time
23:26I talked to my dad.
23:27Once I established
23:33the baseline story
23:34with Shana,
23:35I went and interviewed Dallas.
23:37He's nervous.
23:49We start to see
23:50anomalies in their stories
23:52where the accounts
23:53that they're giving
23:54don't match each other.
23:56To me,
23:57it just
23:57signs of deception.
24:00I've been around Dallas
24:01a bunch
24:02and so
24:02I mean,
24:04I don't know
24:04if I can say this
24:05but that kid's
24:05too dumb to lie.
24:08I don't think
24:08you're giving us
24:09the story
24:09as it unfolded
24:11Saturday night.
24:13I'd have to say
24:13I'm calling bullshit
24:14on you.
24:16I press him on
24:17what he knows
24:18about the death
24:19of James.
24:20Now we're getting
24:21down to the meat
24:22and bones of this.
24:23That's when now
24:24Colton Weir
24:25enters the picture.
24:27Yes,
24:27Sunday morning.
24:28Colton came to my door
24:29at 7 o'clock
24:30in the morning.
24:32Knocked on the door
24:32and told me
24:34no more
24:35about damn killing
24:36no more.
24:38Dallas tells me
24:39that Colton says
24:41something to the fact
24:43that James is dead
24:45and I got rid
24:45of the gun.
24:48This is huge.
24:49This is the moment
24:50they've been waiting for.
24:53Investigators learned
24:54Colton was a little
24:56high school friend
24:57of Shana's.
24:59He wanted to be
25:01part of Shana's crowd.
25:05I always suspected
25:06that Colton
25:08kind of had a crush
25:09on Shana.
25:12Colton was a really
25:13rough kid.
25:15I didn't really ever
25:16like being around
25:17Colton.
25:18He always made me
25:19very uncomfortable.
25:22There was something
25:23a bit creepy
25:24about Dallas
25:25and Colton.
25:27I just knew
25:28they were bad people
25:28and I didn't want
25:29to be around them.
25:37We pick up
25:3815-year-old Colton Weir.
25:40We come back
25:40to the sheriff's office.
25:42He's very quiet,
25:43head down,
25:46no eye contact.
25:50I tell him
25:56that it's just best
25:57to tell the truth.
25:59I took my chair
26:00and moved in closer.
26:02I have a look
26:03in your face
26:03and I can tell
26:04that you need
26:05to get it off
26:05your chest.
26:07It's eating you alive
26:08and you need
26:09to talk to me
26:09about it.
26:10get it off
26:11your chest, son.
26:13Tell me what happened.
26:16Yes, sir, I will.
26:19Colton's interview
26:20turned out
26:20to be critical.
26:22Go ahead
26:22and let's finish
26:23out the story.
26:26She was looking
26:27for something
26:27to do.
26:29It was the key
26:30that opened everything.
26:33He pointed the finger
26:34over at Shannon.
26:44My story is that
26:46I was with my friends
26:48Shawnee River bottom.
26:52It wasn't just
26:54Colton and Dallas
26:55at the Shawnee River bottom.
26:57You're telling me
26:59that you've stayed
27:00at the river bottom
27:01with Shannon?
27:03Yes, sir.
27:05Colton confirms
27:06that Shana
27:07was with Colton
27:09and Dallas, too.
27:12They put the rifle
27:13in the trunk
27:14of Shana's car
27:15and they take off
27:17for the Kelly residence.
27:20Dallas Christian
27:21is the driver
27:22of the car.
27:24Shana was
27:24in the front seat.
27:27Shana leads
27:41Colton to the house,
27:44lets Colton in,
27:46shows him
27:47where James is asleep.
27:48So where was Jack
27:49when he went
27:50in the house?
27:53Did you go
27:55in that house
27:56with the gun?
27:56to shoot James Kelly?
28:00Colton's head
28:00immediately
28:01went down.
28:03His hands
28:04were by his face
28:05and he nodded.
28:07What word
28:13did you shoot him at?
28:14Are you pointing
28:15between the nose
28:16or between the eyes?
28:19Just coined.
28:21Colton shoots
28:22James Kelly
28:23one time in the face.
28:24After you shot,
28:26what did you do?
28:28I ran as fast as I could
28:29because I was scared.
28:32This is that
28:33television moment.
28:35The sheriff's deputies,
28:36they've got a shooter
28:38that's confessed
28:39and they realize
28:42that we're dealing
28:43with premeditated
28:44murder of James
28:45by a group of people
28:47led by Shana.
28:49Shana's the one
28:50that brought
28:50every one of these guys
28:52into this scheme
28:53of hers
28:54to kill James.
28:58Shana's motivation
28:59to having James killed
29:01was get him out
29:01of the picture.
29:03I have no
29:04person to stop me
29:06from doing whatever
29:06I want to do.
29:08Unbelievable.
29:10We knew we had
29:11the willing participants
29:12in this
29:13but
29:15we think
29:15there's more
29:16to this story.
29:24According to
29:27this family friend
29:28who brought
29:29Marseille home
29:30Marseille's behavior
29:35was very different
29:36from the way
29:38she had been acting
29:39inside the car
29:40before they were
29:41pulled over.
29:42I'm sorry
29:43if you're lost.
29:44Y'all still there?
29:46The family friend
29:47said she had been
29:48very calm
29:48about things
29:49up until then.
29:51Oh, man,
29:52don't you laugh?
29:53You don't want
29:53to get up.
29:54No.
29:55No.
29:56That sudden change
29:58in behavior
29:58is very strange.
30:00Her behavior
30:01was flipping.
30:02And then
30:15as the police
30:16go back
30:16and start talking
30:17to Dallas
30:18they realize
30:20a shocking truth
30:21about
30:22who planned
30:24this execution
30:25of James Kelly.
30:28You're going to need
30:29to come straight
30:30and you need
30:31to tell us
30:32how it got planned.
30:34Marseille said
30:35she won't be killed.
30:37See, I'll be
30:38mining truck
30:39and I...
30:40It's like,
30:45aha.
30:47Shana
30:48wasn't
30:49the mastermind.
30:52This mother
30:53and daughter
30:54have conspired
30:55to kill James.
30:58But
30:59it was
31:00the mother
31:01leading the child.
31:04Shana's mother,
31:05Marseille,
31:06was the mastermind.
31:08It's crazy.
31:14We find out
31:15that Marseille
31:16had offered
31:17$10,000
31:18jet skis,
31:2118-wheelers
31:22and all kinds
31:23of other
31:24miscellaneous
31:25items
31:25for
31:26James' murder.
31:29Jaw-dropping.
31:30I mean,
31:31a jet ski.
31:34I was like,
31:35oh gosh.
31:36I mean,
31:36that's it.
31:38That's what
31:38your life is worth.
31:40That's what
31:40the woman
31:41that you married
31:42said I do.
31:44That's
31:45what you're
31:45valued at.
31:47A few
31:48thousand dollars
31:49and
31:49some jet skis.
31:51A mother
31:54offering
31:55to pay
31:56her child's
31:57friends
31:57to kill
31:59her husband.
32:01That disgusts me.
32:03It's sickening.
32:07Now's the real
32:08moment of truth,
32:09but yet
32:10she had a
32:10solid alibi.
32:12We quickly
32:13needed to get
32:14Marseille
32:14to our office
32:15for an interview.
32:16These kids
32:28are saying you
32:29talked to them
32:30and you
32:31offered them money.
32:32I don't know
32:34where they got it
32:34or why they
32:35saved it.
32:37There's
32:38an almost
32:38absence of
32:40emotion.
32:41Just
32:42pretty nonchalant.
32:44I understand
32:45where they're
32:45coming from.
32:47She could
32:48show some
32:49signs of
32:49intelligence,
32:51but she could
32:52also play
32:52dumb
32:53and confused.
32:55And there
32:56are written
32:56us statements
32:57saying,
32:59would you
32:59take care
33:00of this
33:00for me?
33:02I need
33:03him dead.
33:16She tried
33:17to minimize
33:18by just
33:19downplaying,
33:20oh, well,
33:20yeah, they
33:21know I
33:21wasn't serious.
33:23We didn't
33:24have any
33:24real facts
33:26linking
33:27Marseille
33:27Kelly with
33:28the crime
33:28that was
33:29committed.
33:30But we
33:31started getting
33:31the cell
33:32phone records
33:33and were
33:35able to
33:35corroborate
33:36what they're
33:36telling us.
33:38I realized
33:39how much
33:41of a hold
33:42Marseille
33:42had on
33:43Shana.
33:44It is now
33:45unquestionable
33:46that in the
33:47hours leading
33:48up to
33:49James'
33:49murder,
33:51that Shana
33:51and Marseille
33:52are talking
33:53to each other.
33:55We find
33:56out those
33:57calls are
33:57to see
33:58when James
33:59has actually
34:00gone to
34:00bed so
34:01that the
34:02plan can
34:02be acted
34:03out.
34:04And then
34:05there was
34:05this mystery
34:06of the
34:07open cell
34:08phone lying
34:09on the
34:09floor near
34:10the foot
34:10of the
34:11bed.
34:12The
34:13investigators
34:14pretty quickly
34:14realized a
34:16shocking truth.
34:17I don't even
34:19think the
34:19devil would
34:20be that
34:21evil.
34:21when the
34:30deputies are
34:31looking at
34:31the crime
34:31scene,
34:32one of the
34:34things they
34:34find is
34:35James'
34:36cell phone
34:36with an
34:37open line.
34:42It turned
34:43out to be
34:44a call
34:45to Marseille.
34:48But James
34:49didn't call
34:49anybody,
34:51Shana did.
34:54It is
34:55truly our
34:56belief that
34:58Marseille was
34:59trying to hear
35:01the gunshot
35:01to know it
35:02happened.
35:06Marseille didn't
35:07have a conscience,
35:08nothing.
35:09Just pure
35:11evil.
35:11During the
35:18investigation,
35:19we found a
35:20very clear
35:20motive.
35:24Marseille stood
35:25to come out
35:25of this with
35:26a lot of
35:27money.
35:28There was a
35:28life insurance
35:29policy,
35:30they owned
35:31multiple
35:31vehicles,
35:32and she
35:33could take
35:33this money
35:34and just
35:35move on.
35:37And to
35:38Shana,
35:39James was
35:40the one
35:40thing,
35:41standing
35:41between
35:42her and
35:42freedom.
35:45She's
35:45probably
35:46just
35:46thinking,
35:47I can
35:48get rid
35:48of mom's
35:49problem and
35:49my problem
35:50once James
35:50is gone.
35:52Marseille knew
35:53she could get
35:54Shana to do
35:55stuff like
35:55that.
35:59I just
36:00kind of
36:00fibergassed
36:01how it all
36:01came to a
36:02head,
36:02right under
36:03your nose.
36:07She hasn't
36:08seen a murder
36:09in more than
36:0915 years.
36:11But the
36:11people here
36:11were especially
36:12outraged when
36:13they found
36:13out it
36:14appeared to
36:14be a
36:15murder for
36:15hire.
36:20Marseille and
36:21Shana,
36:22Dallas and
36:23Colton,
36:24get arrested
36:24and they're
36:26all forecharged
36:27with capital
36:27murder.
36:30But there
36:31was a
36:31problem.
36:33Marseille,
36:34she had a
36:35solid alibi
36:35for the time
36:36of this
36:37shooting.
36:39She had
36:39plausible
36:39deniability
36:40simply because,
36:42well, I can
36:43prove I was at
36:44work when this
36:44happened.
36:49We're unsure if
36:50we have enough
36:50evidence to
36:51convict Marseille of
36:51this crime.
36:56But all of a
36:57sudden, people
36:58start showing up
36:58at the Sheriff's
36:59Department.
37:00These really
37:01shocking
37:01allegations start
37:03appearing.
37:06Marseille had
37:07solicited them
37:08with the same
37:09type of items as
37:10payment, money,
37:13jet skis,
37:1418-wheelers.
37:15There was one
37:16young man who
37:17said, she took me
37:18in the closet and
37:20we had this
37:21conversation where
37:22she asked me if I
37:23would kill James.
37:24She asked me if
37:27I would do it.
37:29And I told her
37:30she was out of
37:30her mind.
37:39Here's Marseille
37:40sitting in a
37:40courtroom with
37:41basically her life
37:42on the line.
37:45Marseille's defense
37:45was, I didn't have
37:47anything to do
37:48with this.
37:49Dallas and
37:50Colton and
37:51Shana did this.
37:53And then,
37:54there was a
37:55big twist.
37:56Shana does
37:57something I
37:58hadn't anticipated.
38:01Marseille convinced
38:02her daughter to
38:03testify for her
38:05mom.
38:07I told Shana she
38:09was making the
38:09worst mistake of
38:10her entire life.
38:17Shana testified
38:18my mom didn't
38:20know anything.
38:21This daughter was
38:23willing to risk her
38:24own freedom.
38:26Was willing to
38:27lie for her mom.
38:29And her mom was
38:30willing to let her
38:31do that.
38:32Marseille, she was
38:34more than willing to
38:34throw Shana under the
38:35bus and say,
38:36that's the guilty
38:38party.
38:38And yes, she inspired
38:39these others to do it.
38:40I didn't have anything
38:41to do with it.
38:42A terrible mother.
38:44A terrible mother.
38:46She's heartless.
38:49She is as close to
38:51demonically possessed
38:52as I've ever seen.
38:53It felt like, you know,
38:59somebody just, just hit me
39:01in the gut.
39:04I would like to see
39:05Marseille and Shana fry.
39:08That would make me feel
39:10a little better.
39:13But it didn't work.
39:15we end up having
39:17more than sufficient
39:18evidence to convict
39:19Marseille.
39:21The verdict is guilty.
39:24Marseille is
39:24sentenced to life
39:25without parole.
39:35At Shana's trial,
39:37Marseille Kelly,
39:38she never,
39:40ever tried to take
39:42any of the heat
39:42off of her daughter.
39:45Marseille put Shana
39:46out to dry.
39:48Most parents
39:49would stand up
39:50and say,
39:50no, no, no, no.
39:53Marseille was
39:54too busy
39:55trying to cover
39:56her butt.
40:04Shana got exactly
40:06what she deserved
40:07for taking
40:08James Kelly's life.
40:12greed and selfishness
40:24in the form
40:26of Marseille Kelly
40:28is what led
40:29to James' death.
40:30A man is dead.
40:37And for what?
40:39This mother and daughter,
40:40they were master
40:41manipulators.
40:44But I put all
40:46the blame
40:46on Marseille
40:47as the mastermind
40:49of this.
40:51The buck started
40:52and stopped
40:53with her.
40:54Hopefully,
40:55they'll stay
40:56exactly where they're
40:56at the rest of their lives.
40:57And you don't need
40:59people like that out.
41:08I miss James
41:09a whole lot.
41:12The little phone calls,
41:14shooting the breeze,
41:16I miss it.
41:18You think the wind
41:32is that what they hire
41:32is that what they streets
41:32are loved.
41:33And you do
41:34like normal
41:34or something other
41:35because of that.
41:35And you do
41:37and see you
41:37unlikely
41:38to cover
41:40yourself
41:40as a
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