Interrogation Of Fiance & Killer - Killer's Lies Are Caught On Cam

On October 18, 2019, a woman named Lizeth Turner sat down with detectives to explain how her fiancé, Matthew, ended up dead outside their home. She arrived at the interview wearing gloves because, as she told them, her hands were "covered in his blood." Over the course of more than an hour, she gave a detailed, emotion-filled account of a peaceful evening that ended with her waking up to find him gone—and then discovered him slumped in a chair on the patio. But the detectives had evidence she didn't know about: a neighbor's camera had captured arguing from the house at 4 a.m. The interview became a slow, methodical dismantling of her story.

A carefully constructed timeline

Lizeth walked the detectives through the previous day in granular detail. She had woken at 4 a.m. for work, done her cam work, gone for a walk with Matthew, visited Home Depot for stakes and a fog machine for Halloween decorations, shopped at Publix for lunch, and then spent the rest of the day at home. She described a contractor arriving around 3 p.m. to install window screens, feeding the cats at 7 p.m., playing card games and taking shots, and then a long evening of conversation about vacations, finances, and Matthew's possible thyroid issues. She said she got hiccups around 10 p.m., that Matthew helped her breathe through them, and that she fell asleep in the office chair around 10:30 or 11. When she