Wife Is SICKENED After Discovering Husband’s Double Life

When two teenagers were found brutally murdered behind a Publix, the Roswell Georgia community was shocked to the core. The two victims were loved by everyone who knew them and police were desperate to find the person responsible for their deaths. Little did they know their killer. he was more deranged and twisted than they could have imagined. They spoke to me on August 1, 2016. A delivery driver was making a standard early morning delivery to Publix when he noticed something that would haunt him for the rest of his

life

. Two teenagers lay naked and dead after the storm, each with a singular gunshot wound to the head and had been placed near their parked cars.

Police rushed to the scene and soon encountered some anxious parents whose children had not returned with them last night. With the help of the parents, police were able to identify the two victims as Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis, both only 17 years old and preparing to enter their senior year of high school, from what police could gather, both teens were incredibly outgoing, kind, and well-mannered. Amado, none of his friends or family could think of anyone who would want to hurt the two, leaving the police searching for any clues as to who their mysterious killer could be, but they didn't run out of clues for long using security footage from the cameras. neighboring companies.

Police could see that their suspect was a young man with dark hair who appeared to be wearing some type of wide mask. In the footage, the two teenagers could be seen spending time together while their attackers secretly stalked them from behind a nearby electrical box. observing the couple for some time, the mystery man confronted them and eventually shot them both, although this evidence was definitely a step in the right direction, it was still not enough to positively identify the killer, the next big breakthrough for the police came in the form of Natalie Henderson's bank statements when officers realized her credit card had been used at a nearby Flash Foods gas station several minutes after her death, after checking security footage at the gas station, the Officers were able to obtain enough details about the killer's car to track it to a A 20-year-old man named Jeffrey Hazelwood After following Jeffrey for some time, police officers found him acting erratically outside a gas station and made the decision to stop it.

What did you do? But she didn't do this. What happened? But I didn't do anything what's going on the police began the long and arduous task of interrogating him and those closest to him and in the following never before seen images we will see how they discover the horrible truth behind the murders of two teenagers after arriving at the station to interrogate Jeffrey they take him to an interrogation room and leave him alone for 20 minutes, just a minute, okay you're fine, during this time he can be heard talking to himself and experiencing hand tics, the tics in Jeffrey's hands they could be the result. of several things, but it is likely an outward sign of the extreme anxiety he is experiencing.

The fact that Jeffrey is in the fetal position in his chair is another sign that he is under emotional pressure, as that position is believed to provide comfort and a sense of security, too, Jeffrey. He may be talking to himself as a way to calm his anxiety and fear. At this point, Jeffrey continues to claim that he has no idea why he was detained and it's time for Detective Bennett to enter the room and find out what exactly Jeffrey is hiding from him. You're okay, okay, everything worked out first, but before the family came together, hell, okay, I like to do anything.

Okay when Bennett enters the room, she immediately notices Jeffrey's discomfort and tries to calm him down. Jeffrey's confusion, tremors, and anxiety are all signs. of a psychotic episode and Detective Bennett is more than aware of this, speaking to him in a manner similar to how someone would speak to a child in an attempt to keep him as calm and cooperative as possible in his fragile state so he can continue building. relationship with him, Detective Bennett collects information about his

wife

, okay, so you guys don't have the same last names, our religion, okay, okay, oh my God, how are things going with the culprits?

You said you said at the beginning of our conversation. Things weren't going very well. Do you want to talk to me about that? What is happening with her? What's happening? Yes, it's clear that Jeffrey is incredibly upset at the thought of losing his

wife

or fighting with her. Detective Bennett soon learns that Kelsey is Jeffrey's only positive relationship after explaining that he was separated from his mother and given to his grandparents when he was only 18 months old, delves further into the type of relationship he claims to have with them, it is It is important to note that there is no evidence any of Jeffrey's claims are true and instead it is his version of what happened.

Jeffrey paints a very disturbing picture of his childhood. Physical and emotional abuse, especially when it is inflicted at such a young age, can often trigger mental health disorders and this alleged abuse could explain anxious tics. We see Jeffrey experimenting as Jeffrey talks to Detective Bennett about his

life

. His wife Kelsey is being questioned along with her mother. It is strange that Kelsey's mother is allowed in the interview room with her given that she is not a minor, but police reports reveal. that she was there because Kelsey has hearing problems and she is also prone to seizures.

It is important to note that if she has significant hearing problems, this also affects her body language. People who are hard of hearing will not be able to modulate the pitch or volume of their voice as effectively as that of a person with standard hearing, plus she used sign language as a child, she can talk more with her hands even in typical conversations With a few simple questions, the detective discovers that Jeffrey has been dating Calcium for about five months, which is a seemingly short time. amount of time to date before legally or otherwise marrying her.

I don't really know much about the guy at all, based on his tone and the fact that she only refers to Jeffrey as the guy, it's clear that Kelsey's mom doesn't. I don't approve of their relationship and want to know more about who Jeffrey is in his daily life, the officer asked Kelsey about his religious beliefs that the person mentioned, like what makes them spirit animals and those kinds of things that he believed in that kind of things. and that is, do you have one or were you two? Well, with the Falcons, I won't say every time he felt safe, he just woke up in Antioch.

I understand that Hawks and wolves are predatory animals, which may give some information about the officer, since Jeffrey essentially preyed on both of his victims. Kelsey also mentions that Jeffrey Feld Hawks was protecting him, which could indicate that he may be having a hard time feeling unsafe or threatened in the world now that Kelsey has approached the officer and begins to ask more questions. Pointed questions know from the fact that sometimes he carries guns with him before you've at least seen him carrying a firearm or having them alone in the car. It doesn't sound like Kelsey is lying when she answers this question, which means she probably has no knowledge of Jeffrey's recent crimes, so we get that it's a pretty high blow, you said you draw the high straw, like he's nervous, he's fidgeting. , New Year's, Kelsey interrupts the question before the officer can finish, even if he doesn't know anything about the murders.

It seems like she might be lying about other aspects of her life. This statement by Kelsey directly contradicts how we see Jeffrey acting in his own interrogation of her, which means either Kelsey is lying on purpose or she doesn't know her

husband

as well as she might think. This is our only sign that Kelsey may know more than he is Turning on um right after answering the officer's question. Kelsey can be seen looking at the camera indicating that she may not have been truthful and she is thinking about the fact that her lies are being recorded.

Even more important than looking at the camera, his foot begins to bounce, indicating a likely increase in anxiety and his nose appears nervous, which can often indicate anxiety, as fighting or flying causes the nose to swell and it itches. Furthermore, despite her appearances, she is still quite closed off. Her arm is crossed and a barrier across her body. Her legs were tightly crossed with their ankles close to each other and close to her body in general, still maintaining a closed body language. When officers look for signs of deception, there is no sign that tells them an individual is. lying, signs of it can occur for different reasons;

However, as they build up and become signs of anxiety, officers will focus on this and push a little harder to see if the individual will break and tell the truth or share what he has. Back, where is it okay for our investigation because they just tell you where he is? He's in my room, unless there's a specific court order for his phone. She is under no obligation to hand it over for her investigation. The Fourth Amendment protects digital devices, including phones and laptops, from search and seizure, so she is within her rights to challenge this and ultimately reject photographs.

Most younger people are very hesitant to hand over her phone to any law enforcement officer, including Kelsey, and younger people are more likely to be suspicious of authorities in general. she can view her phone as private and personal, so it is a violation of her right to privacy for authorities to search it; However, exercising your rights is largely black and white, you either exercise them or you don't, there is a bit of a gray area once you give up the right to privacy on something that is virtually impossible to get back, that makes me very... yeah you want to wait outside with the other officer, you can stay nearby and then we'll bring you back with Jeffrey Bennett's Detective begins to establish a timeline for the last few days.

The timeline begins very normally with Jeffrey talking about spending most of his weekend working or hanging out with Kelsey after leaving Kelsey's house early Monday morning. Jeffrey stopped by his grandparents' house to grab a few things before going to a nearby park where he slept in his car. Jeffrey's timeline seems to check in with the detective until he mentions something incredibly strange he found while getting gas on the way to the park. I started right away um before I got to the park uh I found something really interesting which is weird and I like them at all which is again okay on that quick trip right there on every road the story about finding a gun behind a gas station It's hard to believe Jeffrey probably got the gun another way but he doesn't want to admit it.

It was black and it was one of the really short ones, okay, like one you hold in your hand or one you rest on your shoulder like one of the ones you hold. you know, but It's not that big, no, okay, you know, Call of Duty, okay, more like, because it was black, right? So I had the spinner on the side or top of that slide back, the top pinched me. How, how did you pinch it? yourself, how did that happen? They got infected. You were playing with him, weren't you? It's like he's moving too fast too much.

Oh, okay, so you've got your pinky stuck in the little sliding part of the sacred cow top, I bet. He bled, yes, but he's more infected at this point. Oh, while he talks about the gun, Jeffrey uses a lighter, more childish tone as a way to make the whole story sound more innocent, as well as what sounds like an unusual accent using that childish tone as a form. to avoid answering questions and avoiding the seriousness of what is going on, he didn't always talk that way, just sometimes, indicating that he might be being evasive and deceptive and trying to avoid the question, he also focuses on how the weapon. to present himself as the victim and distract Detective Bennett from assuming that he had bad intentions with the gun, even though he probably doesn't believe his story.

Detective Bennett is making sure to seem empathetic to Jeffrey's extremely minor injury by being so warm. and understand that she is able to build a rapport with them and get him to easily answer her questions, he would probably clam up if Detective Bennett raised his voice or argued with him, although she is doing a good job of appearing empathetic and understanding. It's clear that something is wrong. With Jeffrey, you left your house and headed to Grandma's house? Then, at that time, a crime occurred here in Roswell, which I found out about the next day from his mother.

That's horrible, okay, okay, even more, turn up, there's nothing with that. It's very important, yes, but you still had to drive by the place where the incident occurred. Yes, I have yourcar in video driving around infinite location. I have you entering the parking lot where the incident occurred, how are you going to get out of your car? I'm walking a little while you're walking to where the incident occurred and I have you on video where the incident occurred oh Tommy why were you there when that happened I'm afraid to say anything okay okay okay tell me what Did you see how Detective Bennett gets more and more information from Jeffrey.

We see him return to the fetal position he was in at the beginning of the interrogation. You'll notice that Jeffrey relaxes when you talk about less stressful things. He once again changes his voice to sound high-pitched, it's clear he's panicking about going to work, please, okay, at what point did you go to Flash Foods, the gas station? I don't remember that gas stations have video cameras, yes, I know what kind of car you drive I have you on video and your car at the gas station in front of your work at what time did you go to the gas station the laser while it is obvious that Jeffrey got caught lying about going to the gas station, it may be difficult to determine if he is intentionally lying as he appears to be in the middle of a psychotic episode, while Jeffrey is able to communicate effectively with the detective during this episode, that does not mean he is in his right mind.

Despite this, Detective Bennett asks Jeffrey about the murder weapon and the lies continue to add up well because the employees hang out at the QT and that's where it's not their cigarettes and they take their breaks, there's a gun playing with bullets. in a bag in a cave, I'm pretty sure one of the employees would have been able to see it, it's lit up back there, but how did you know there's a gun in a bag with bullets in a case? You don't think they would have seen her. Where does the gun come from? The more Detective Bennett questions Jeffrey about his actions after finding the bodies, the more he becomes entangled in his own conflicting stories.

Detective Bennett has made it clear that he does not believe Jeffrey's story about finding the murder weapon. What Jeffrey doesn't know is that Detective Bennett already knows the real story behind how he got the gun on Monday afternoon, less than 12 hours after the murders occurred. Jeffrey's grandfather reported that his Sig Sauer pistol and the description of that weapon had been stolen. matches the one Jeffrey claimed he found behind the gas station, we already talked about the gun. I think everything is dishonest about where it came from, so when I go and get the video behind QuikTrip the night you said you found the gun, you're I'm going to pick up a bag, take out the gun, open the slide, talk about a bullet , take out the bullet, put it back in the magazine, put it back in the gun and then put it in the trunk, put it in a bag in the back of your car, except for the way it happened, what do you think?

Here Detective Bennett is using something known as a bait question. If Jeffrey is being honest about how he obtained the gun, then he should be confident that the security footage will confirm that he found the gun. gun behind the gas station, however, he gave a weak and evasive answer to the question, confirming that he is being misleading about where he got the gun. You don't know his name, whose name, whose name, okay, the guy you gave it to, so yeah. he gave something to attract okay, we didn't find him a week ago he told me you found him on Sunday night it's only two o'clock on foreign Wednesday it's clear that Jeffrey has some confusion regarding dates and times probably caused by his psychotic episode without However, the police now have a new lead to investigate in the form of this mysterious mat determined to get the whole truth from Jeffrey.

Detective Bennett tries one last technique before ending the interrogation. He takes photos of the victims taken at the crime scene and forces Jeffrey to confront his actions. If someone did this to Kelsey if this was Chelsea's photo and they shot her and laid her naked on the floor and spread her legs and touched her, what happens to that person who does that? You wouldn't like it, what would happen? you do to that person, what should I do to that person as a police officer?, what should happen to that person?, what is that? I want you to look at her, you talked to her in daylight, you couldn't see her in daylight.

This is a technique known as a punishment question. Someone who is honest is more likely to respond with a strong punishment that fits the crime, while a guilty individual may try to dodge the question or suggest a lesser punishment. In Jeffrey's case, he seems to be very distraught. and unable to suggest anything but bad as I realize Jeffrey is too upset to give any more useful information. Detective Bennett ends the interrogation with Jeffrey's interrogation completed. All his eyes are on calcium. A new detective enters his room to continue his interview. Not really. I think you've done something wrong, okay, but I think you know a lot more information than you're telling us and I'm just being honest with you and this is what I'm going to tell you: you're a young lady.

You have your life ahead of you, okay, I want you to be able to be open with me, you are not under arrest, you understand that you have been helping us, I have no reason to believe that you are nothing more than helping us, but I can. Then I found out that something happened or that you knew something and you didn't tell me, do you understand that so you are guilty and you are responsible? Oh, thanks, you're welcome, something for me, it's a personal thing, like Verizon, thanks. you betray him I don't like the people on the train that went I understand that Kelsey knows that revealing intimate details about Jeffrey, such as his mental and emotional problems, could incriminate him.

It seems like she may need more confirmation about the seriousness of Jeffrey's actions before she feels comfortable. Also, when giving details, Kelsey clearly doesn't understand what the detective is implying when he tells her that she is guilty and responsible, seeming to take it as a compliment when in reality he is saying that if he finds out that she is hiding something, she will be held accountable. by law and possibly face legal consequences, the detective should take a moment here to explain a statement. He should also be careful in the future and make sure to explicitly say what he means in simple terms so that he can be sure that Kelsey understands what she has said. or told you about anything he's done recently that would be shocking in your eyes, so here's the deal, you know, I told you they sent me all those family tools, you just lied to me, not again, okay, okay, let's not just look away and I can't describe everything I've been doing for a long time okay all I can tell you is I'm trying to remove you from any kind of Association if you cheat on me and I know you're lying to me then I don't have no other alternative than to put yourself here instead of here.

We know that it is a common misconception that eye contact is indicative of honesty; However, people typically look to the side periodically as they consider what is being said or how best to respond to something—this is all a normal part of honest communication; In fact, sustained eye contact can often mean the opposite, as deceptive people will maintain eye contact to painstakingly search the person's face for signs of belief or disbelief. so they can quickly adjust their story to fit the reactions of the individual they are trying to manipulate. Kelsey might also have looked to the side because she is hard of hearing and she is trying to figure out what the detective said or even her thoughts.

I kept you here listen, you're trying to convince me now okay, when was that? For a while I couldn't remember anything about a week, okay, I know, okay, okay, what did you call rescue attempts to take a life as a major red flag? of a number of mental health disorders, including an active psychotic episode, is a clear sign that Jeffrey's mental state was rapidly decompensating. This information also gives insight into the nature of Kelsey and Jeffrey's relationship. It appears that Kelsey takes on a caretaker role, as evidenced by the fact. that she revived him three times and helped keep the attempt a secret so she could deal with the problems herself.

Romantic partners often take on this caregiver role when they want to hold on to a relationship while their partner is struggling with something that could be life-threatening. relationship like Jeffrey's erratic behavior Kelsey can also enjoy the feeling of usefulness and being needed that she gets from having Jeffrey depending on her you are safe here this is safer this is a safe space I told you if you tell me true because then if I find out something different it's a different and I don't call you anymore I don't talk to you I'm trying I'm trying to put you here I feel like you had to do it look I know it bothered you right it bothered you seeing it like that so now they were bothering me Me too but at the end of the day I'm going to ask you three very very quick questions and you already made up your mind when two of the three and you can understand what you're saying and you can say that you were I understand what bothered you I understand what bothers me is that you think I know which is something I was really talking about I think I know it's silently if one of you went through an episode and I had to restrain him because I thought it would be like that, he hasn't told you that he hurt anyone recently, no, yeah, most the times you never said she listened to anyone, no you never said she did anything wrong at all Kelsey is using open palm gestures here this is a nonverbal indicator of lack of trust and it's interesting that she makes this gesture while saying she thought that he was fine after a while, implies that he can I'm not sure about this statement, I need you down here, he's okay, he's alive now, you revived him, he's safe, let's do another one, let's back up a little on the way that the detective talks to Kelsey, could be detrimental to obtaining information.

When conducting a police interview, it is important for detectives to ask one question at a time and pause to let the other person respond. The detective asks a question here but then doesn't give you a chance to respond. Now he's alive, right? Regarding that you are safe, the best questions during an interrogation are brief, simple and direct in the reading technique, a popular method of interrogation, investigators are trained to speak 20 times, while the subject of the interview must speak 80 times, the detective also minimizes Kelsey's feelings by saying that he was bothered by Jeffrey's attempt to take his own life Kelsey and the detective soon come to a head again, so are you sure you are 100% positive, no, nothing towards anyone, but thank you, yeah, it basically doesn't mean yes, I don't.

We know that normally we could say that what he says is basically a qualifying statement, but at the same time he is young and has at least one disability that affects communication. Plus, this detective isn't exactly doing a great job of establishing or maintaining a rapport to keep him talking. comfortably, you may feel pressured to give answers, chances are you may not know the answer to the question but are afraid to say it since you haven't done well in the interview up to this point, that's okay, no, I do not know. I don't like it when you're sneaky, so here we go back and then I have to leave because they're going to call me.

His response to her saying that he thought he was disrespectful is perfect. example of a harmful power struggle, interrupting may be more disrespectful to her than most because if she relies on lip reading to help her understand what the detective is saying, having him talk while she talks does not allow her to focus and understand what he is saying. Saying this in turn creates more communication problems. Take a deep breath. Alright. I'm almost done with this interview. I'm going to leave your mom. She is a sweet woman. In my opinion, you just have a bad relationship.

I think you were trying to find something good. Amy. what you said he was presenting, he has these things going on, you were trying to help him again, oh he's talked to you and he's talked to you and I know what he's talking to you about and I can't tell you how I know. Okay, but I know he's talked to you and I've been waiting for you to talk to me about it, but if you're not going to talk to me about it, no way, okay, I don't need your hands. I need all of that we're just talking we're two adults we're two adults to you about people you don't like or people you'd like to hurt Kelsey emphasizes her words with her hands and everything matches indicating that she doesn't have a brain-body conflict and it's she is most likely honest she uses a lot of illustrators to emphasize her words in other ways it may seem excessive but her emotions are very high so it clearly matches her mental state the detective is far too confident and has now caused Kelsey so much distress that she probably has lost all confidence in him;

She might feel like the detective is just playing with her or she might feel frustrated that no matter how forthcoming she is, he will still doubt her honesty, especially since Kelsey has given every indication that a person answers honestly, that's all, the reaction. Kelsey gets hot when they tell her she'sShocking discovery: Matt, the supposed mastermind behind this whole crime wasn't real, there was no one else around, so an invisible person shot them while you were walking towards them, why do you need to wear a mask? You were wearing a mask, the mask is in the back of your car right now.

I saw it this morning, yeah, if there's some crazy guy back there with a gun, you thought you could put a little plastic Halloween mask on your face and you'd be fine, what did you do? I didn't do anything, but no, you didn't. do anything yes you did what's going on and I'll leave my life alone please normally if a suspect comes up with a wild story like being forced to kill by a man no one else can see we can assume he's faking it. mental illness because they believe that by doing so they could avoid being charged with the crime;

However, Jeffrey's case is different because we know the details of his illness, we know that he stopped his medication and showed warning signs that indicated serious mental and emotional decompensation. including increased anger, homicidal thoughts, and attempting to take his own life knowing this, there is a good chance that Jeffrey actually believes that this story about Matt to him, Matt is real and that night at Publix was the result of Jeffrey acting out of fear of Matt's threats while this certainly doesn't excuse Jeffrey's horrible actions, it does help us understand why two innocent teenagers lost their lives that night after his confession.

Jeffrey was treated and evaluated by medical professionals until he was fit enough to stand trial. He then entered a hospital guilty but mentally ill. He pleaded guilty and on May 17, 2017 he received a life sentence without the possibility of parole. There hasn't been much information about Jeffrey since his incarceration; However, on August 11, 2017, he was somehow able to post a selfie on his Instagram account from prison. It was removed shortly after authorities were notified of its posting, and information about how or why Jeffrey posted the image was never released.