Crime Junkie MURDERED: Peggy Hettrick Part 1
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May 26, 2025 Tim Masters, wrongfully convicted of Peggy Hettrick's murder and exonerated after nearly a decade in prison, shares his harrowing journey. He discusses the chaotic investigation surrounding Peggy's murder, emphasizing the emotional toll on the community and families involved. The conversation delves into the misconceptions that led to his wrongful conviction and the complexities of navigating a flawed justice system. Listeners are invited to advocate for justice and explore new evidence that could reopen Peggy's case.
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Discovery of Peggy Hettrick's Body
- Woody found Peggy Hettrick's bloody body in a field in Fort Collins early morning of February 11, 1987.
- The scene showed unusual clues like dragged blood trail, missing nipple, and footprints by the blood pool.
Mismatched Crime Scene Trails
- The drag marks and the blood trail at the crime scene did not match and even crossed.
- This inconsistency suggests multiple factors or persons could have been involved or evidence misunderstood.
Tim Masters' Encounter With Body
- Tim Masters, a 15-year-old, walked through the field where Peggy was found that morning.
- He initially mistook her body for a mannequin and did not report seeing her immediately.