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Whoa. Gun. There's all sorts of blood in her. She's in there. [Music] Is that what you hear?
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Police are at the home of Keith and Amber Zado. Amber's mother, Betty, had called 911 earlier that day, asking
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officers to check on her daughter. Amber hadn't responded to any calls or messages in 2 days, and Betty feared the
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worst. The officers arriving at the scene initially expected a routine missing person's call, but what sat
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inside the house would be far more twisted and disturbing than anyone could have imagined. Show me your hand. I got
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the dog. Get off the Get around. He's reaching. Stop. When police first arrive at the Zado
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home, they encounter something strange. Only Keith and Amber's children answer the door, claiming their parents are
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gone and they don't know when they'll be back. This alarms the officers, so they
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decide to call Betty, the person who originally dialed 911, hoping she can shed some light on the situation. But
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what Betty reveals to officers would quickly transform this simple welfare check into one of the town's most
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disturbing mysteries yet. Hello, Betty. It's officer Crowley Aurora Police Department. I'm at the Milan Circle
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address. I'm talking to the kids. What's your relation to this family? Just so I
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know. I'm their grandma. She didn't take her truck cuz you can see it in the driveway. Yeah, I was wondering about
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that. Her phone, the bank card is still in the house. Yeah. Betty, how many times you think she's done that? Well,
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she's come over to my house oh, three, four times this year. All right. But it's always been for a
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day. What I'd like to do is start where we always start, and that's the last place she was seen. I I don't want to
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ask these kids for permission to go in the house. So, I may have to call your son-in-law, talk to him on the phone,
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and see if he'll give me permission to go inside. Betty would mention that she had been to
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the house earlier that day and noticed a few strange details. Amber's car was still in the driveway of the home and
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her phone was left inside the house, as well as all of her credit cards and important documents. These minute
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details would prove to be much more important later on. Shortly after this call, Betty and her husband Ronald
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arrived at their daughter's home to meet with the police. It's here where Betty would reveal what she believed really
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happened to her daughter. Hey, I'm officer Carly. Thanks for coming out. So, I called him, but I left him a
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message. He didn't pick the phone up. So, can't just go inside without a warrant. I either need a warrant or his
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permission to go inside the house. And that's not your residence, and I can't ask you for permission. Obviously, the
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kids are too young for me to ask for permission. So, just want to do it the right way before anything else. If that
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makes sense. Yep. When's the last time that you saw the dog? Saturday afternoon when I came to pick up the kids. They
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spent the night instead of the event. Was there any problems at that point or was it just pick the kids up? The kids
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are gonna stay at her house for the weekend. Everything was fine. My she said hope you feel better. We'll see you
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tomorrow. Okay. Pretty. Had there been any drinking at that point? Drink in the evenings. Okay. Oh. Yeah.
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And then no sign that there have been any argument or anything like that. As you can see, I'm not I don't want you to
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think that I jumped any conclusions, but I'm just trying to put like a kind of a
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piece of timeline and kind of behavior as well, too. According to Betty, the family typically had dinner together on
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the weekends. And although Keith and Amber occasionally argued, things never turned physical, at least not to her
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knowledge. But with no parents home, officers still couldn't legally enter the residence. So, they continued
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speaking with Betty, hoping she'd reveal something that could explain Amber's sudden
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disappearance. Betty explained that Amber was highly active in the community, volunteering at her
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children's elementary school as the treasurer of the parent organization, and everyone around town knew her as a
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family first mother, spending most of her time with her children. That's why Amber's disappearance was so puzzling.
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It simply wasn't like her to spontaneously leave her kids alone. But this confusion would only heighten when
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Betty showed officers something that made the case even more unsettling. A note suggesting Amber might have harmed
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herself. The note is what concerns me. Do you mind if I read that? I don't have a problem. Is this a copy of it or is
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this Yes, I made a copy. I don't know. This is the original. Okay. I didn't want to just from my report. I'm going
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to have to take the original for evidence for property at some point. Okay. Okay. But I'm going to sit and
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read this in the meantime. The note Betty had discovered earlier read in part, "I haven't been the best
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wife. I deserve everything and all the horrible thoughts you think of me. I have always had in my mind. Make sure my
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mom has to identify my body. Everyone would be better off without me." At first glance, the note appears as a
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tragic heartfelt goodbye. Amber seemingly detailing years of self-doubt, despair, and emotional pain. But
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something about this note didn't align with what police knew about Amber. According to her mother, whenever Amber
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and Keith fought, Amber always stayed at her parents' house and had never just disappeared. Certainly not without
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contacting her family first. And although Betty clarified that her daughter had a history of self harm,
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ideiation, and emotional struggles, the notes tone sounded off, especially the disturbingly specific instructions for
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her own mother to identify her body, which seemed strangely cruel to investigators. These unusual details
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hinted at the chilling possibility that the note wasn't exactly what it appeared. They began to suspect Amber
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might not have written these words freely. Something wasn't right. So based on these signs, officers
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decided to speak with Betty again. This time on the oddities found inside the note. Do you think it's something that
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would he harm her in any way? Would you have any either information or inkling that that might happen? No. Okay. Um, if
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she had walked away, I mean, I'm I'm just wondering where else or how far she could have gone. She has walked to our
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house. We're in Yeah. um when she's been drinking and I understand. Of course. She's made it. I
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agree. That's why I'm so concerned. And that's where that's why I search Sunrise
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Park cuz that's the closest park to here. And I don't know why in my head it's you're not going to do it in your
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home. Yeah. Betty would also find the note strange, but doesn't think Keith would have
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anything to do with Amber's disappearance. At this point, nothing makes sense. So, without any further
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clues, officers decide to move to the next step in their investigation, searching the
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property. As we know, without the homeowner's permission, officers still can't go inside the house without a
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proper search warrant. Fortunately, by using the kids, they were able to get on the phone with Amber's husband, Keith,
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hoping to get the permission they needed. Dad, the cops are here and they want to
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talk to you. Is this Keith? Yes, this is Keith. Keith, this officer Crowley with
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you police. How are you? I'm all right, officer. How are you? I'd like to go over a couple series of events and then
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ask you for permission if I could go in inside your house. And where we start uh
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searches is the last place she was seen and that would be your house. But I don't I don't have a warrant and I'm
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asking you for permission to go inside your house. Do you? Go ahead, man. Luckily, Keith seemed to have no problem
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family's home with no idea just how close they were to discovering the gruesome scene hidden in plain sight. So
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Keith gave uh verbal consent for us to go in the house. I'm just going to go in. You want to come with me? I will.
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Because I'd like you to show. Okay. Um where did you find the notebooks? In the garage. In the garage. They literally
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live there. Okay. Let's start there. So Keith, what's I mean in a bigger picture, what's going on, man? Leav
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drink a lot. We fight a lot and she likes to walk away or actually drive away. and I took her keys from her so
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she couldn't drive away. She grabbed her purse, slammed her phone on the ground,
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and left. And I have not seen her since. Did you actually see her leave or you just assume she left? No, sir. I I
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begged her to stay on the couch. We We thought a little bit more. And I said, "Well, whatever happened. You sleep out
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here on the couch. I'm going inside." And I went inside. I don't know. It was like 2 or 3 in the morning. And then
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when I woke up at 9 10:00 Sunday morning, there was a letter on the [ __ ] coffee table. Has she ever
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threatened uh to hurt herself in the past or was this No, she has. The last 5 years it's been her go-to.
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And that's what I try to telling grandma and grandpa too is she does this to me all the time almost every weekend.
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She'll leave you and then she won't come back till Monday or Tuesday and then my
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kids get all mad at me because I let her back in. I hope you don't mind me asking
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your personal questions, but is it possible she's seeing somebody else and she stays there? Oh, for sure. For sure.
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She's been That's another thing. That's why we fight all the time. She's been seeing somebody for about 5 years now
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and we don't pay our bills. We're always That's why we always fight, man. Based on Keith and Betty's statements, both
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were aware Amber had struggled emotionally in the past, but neither realized just how serious the situation
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had become or how tragically wrong their assumptions would soon turn out to be. Where exactly was the book when you
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found it? Right there. Okay. And you recognized her handwriting? Yes. Okay. It's unmistakable. Okay. Okay. This
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argument I mean you guys are arguing about about her seeing somebody or you guys arguing about lots of stuff. Well,
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that always comes into play. But, uh, this particular argument was about her not paying my mortgage for 6 months. I
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gave her all my money. I just cash my check and she pays all the bills. And lately, she hasn't been paying her
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bills. Hey, Keith, did it get physical at all or was it just arguing? Yeah, we've been physical a couple times, but
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I want to say Saturday night. No. You know, this is a fair question. Is there any chance that you you hurt her in any
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way? I [ __ ] hope not, dude. I [ __ ] hope not. But yeah, there's a possibility. I mean, I'm hoping not, but
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like I said, I don't remember [ __ ] Me and Amber go through this [ __ ] all the
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time, and she always comes back. Okay. Only thing I'm worried about is she always goes to her [ __ ] mom's house.
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She doesn't go anywhere. She does go somewhere else, but she always ends up at her mom's house. Listening carefully
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to Keith's account, the officer initially found him credible as he described an argument about money and
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Amber's alleged infidelity. But the officer's concern grew when Keith admitted he'd been heavily intoxicated
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and couldn't remember if things turned physical. Suddenly, the possibility that Amber hadn't actually walked away became
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disturbingly real. Officers now suspected more clues were hidden inside the home. A drunken fight, maybe getting
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physical. Whatever happened, the answers were likely somewhere inside. He gave me permission. I have it
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on my uh my body camera. Recorded it. Okay. He uh gave me full permission to look look in the house. So,
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are these let them out? Are they generally friendly? Normally, yes. Okay, good. Just cuz. Yeah. Did we look in
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there? It doesn't open. It doesn't look like it's been disturbed cuz there's debris on the top of it. But we You want
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to work on opening it? Yeah. Close. As officers continued their search, their body language indicated something
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was off. Careful not to alarm the family. Neither officers openly acknowledged it yet, but they both
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recognized the unmistakable stench hanging in the air, the odor of decay. At this point, the only thing they were
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looking for was the source of that disturbing smell. Top finish off up top. Kind of like a
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flat. No, it's just that it's right here. Oh, whoa. Yeah. Gun. Magazine. Okay. Do
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you do we want to call someone? Yeah. One second. Okay. Yeah. Um, wow. We'll have you stay inside, please.
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[Music] She's in there. Inside the trash can in the garage was a gun and underneath that was Amber's
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decaying body with a gunshot wound to the head discarded with the rest of the garbage. This was now a crime scene and
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police immediately began to suspect that this was far from self-inflicted. But when I searched the house, my feel
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was, you know, something funky. I looked in that trash bin, okay? There was nothing in it. Okay. Well, when was
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that? When did I was here about 9:00 a.m.? Okay. There was not I would have noticed that. Okay. The top was the
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carpets and because of the smell, I literally I'm going to forensic files. Um it was
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not there. So, somebody's been here. Okay. And the kids were sleeping and they are unaware of being here. Okay.
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But so somebody Okay. did that. Okay, what's your first name? Ron. Ron, can you get the kids? They're still waiting
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your house. Strangely, although Betty had noticed the same foul odor of decay earlier, she didn't realize its
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implications. Instead, believing, or perhaps choosing to believe, that all this concern was simply because of the
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firearm police discovered in the trash can. Betty didn't know it yet, but her statement would soon cast serious
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suspicion on her, making detectives question whether she herself had played a role in Amber's death. For now,
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though, officers had to secure the area and move Amber's family away from the gruesome scene. I don't want the kids to
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see. I mean, this isn't. So, if you lift here, I mean, obviously there's a gun there, but if
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you lift here, you can see her foot. It's a It's a She weighs about 160 170 lbs. Right there where your hand
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is there body. So I called Reno. He's calling MCU and I know he sent you, too. While officers
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waited for the major crimes unit to arrive and process the scene for forensic evidence, they began to grapple
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with several troubling inconsistencies surrounding Amber's family. Keith had admitted to being heavily intoxicated
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the night Amber disappeared. He couldn't say for certain whether his argument with Amber had turned violent, only that
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things had gotten heated and that much of the night was a blur. But Keith wasn't the only one officers considered
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a suspect. Amber's mother, Betty, claimed she had checked the trash can earlier that morning and had seen no
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sign of Amber's body or the gun. Yet, just hours later, both appeared right there in plain sight. Exactly where she
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swore she'd already searched. Even stranger to officers was Betty's demeanor. Despite the horrifying
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situation unfolding around her and the possibility that her daughter had taken her own life, she remained unusually
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calm, at times even casual. And then there was the note supposedly written by Amber. Its wording struck investigators
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as strange, too composed, almost performative. Still, in a situation as dark and desperate as
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contemplating, people sometimes write in ways that defy logic or expectations. At
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this point, everyone's stories seemed suspiciously incomplete, and anyone could be responsible in the eyes of
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detectives. Investigators started realizing that Amber's murder might be far more complicated than they initially
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thought. So, to investigate these disturbing possibilities, police knew they'd soon
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need to sit down with Amber's family and carefully interview each member to uncover who might be hiding something.
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But before doing that, officers needed to finish one crucial step, a final thorough search of the Zotto home,
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carefully looking for any signs of violence or attempted cover up. And sure enough, it didn't take long before they
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started noticing blood spatter throughout the house. So, a lot of these carpet pieces meant I
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wonder if the carpet went all the way back or I see like spattered length. So, the
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book was right here. Well, there was space open with the last page showing and that bill was on top of it. No red
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pen. Um, get blood on the light switch. [Music] Uh, we've got a lot of blood on the sink.
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Yeah. So, we left I mean, we left it the way we found it as well, too. you know,
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the way the door was when we searched, but yeah, she found a little bit of obvious blood in the kick in the kitchen
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and the sink as well, too. So, within minutes, officers found clear evidence that something violent had occurred
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before Amber's body ended up in the trash can. Their first sign that foul play was likely involved. Additionally,
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the major crimes unit documented critical forensic evidence, including the silver revolver found over Amber's
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concealed body, blood spatter around the trash can, and debris deliberately placed to hide her remains. Despite
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these findings pointing towards foul play, detectives still needed clarity on whether Amber's death was a premeditated
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act or the result of a heated argument that spiraled violently out of control. But they had two major issues preventing
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them from answering this crucial question. First, Keith was nowhere to be seen and his phone had gone completely
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unreachable. Second, and most important, detectives had yet to determine exactly
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who was responsible because at this point, several people remained under suspicion, including Amber's mother and
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even her own children. Police didn't know it yet, but in the coming hours, these questions would be fully answered,
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and the case would take a completely unexpected turn. So to fill in these gaps, all of Amber's
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closest family members were transported to the police station for questioning. Detectives hoped they could uncover each
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member's potential motives, credibility, and who was hiding secrets and finally reveal who might actually be responsible
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for Amber's murder. I don't want to falsely alarm you, but I also believe in being as honest as we
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can uh with with loved ones. Um, we may have we may have found Amber. No. Yeah, but we're not but we're not
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we're not we're not completely sure yet. Ron, just just do it. Just Just do it. We're not pointing
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fingers or making accusations at this time, but is there any reason Keith would hurt her?
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I don't know. I I really don't. I I wished I could tell you more. I told him, either accidentally or
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intentionally, would he hurt or kill her? If he were to mistreat her, would she protect him? She probably would.
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So, I went out there and I seen the letter or the it was a 4 and 1/2 page note and it's very important. I looked
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in that trash bin. Okay. It had an ungodly trash odor. Okay. honestly. But I tried to there's some
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carpet squares were on the top. I tried to lift up make sure there was nothing under it. Okay. But I thought I don't
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know what I was expecting but I did. So I absolutely looked in that bin. Okay. And that'll be important. Um and didn't
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see anything and I went out. Let's talk a little bit about I guess the fighting and what do you do you know why?
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Yeah I do know why. Okay. My mom cheats on my dad and like she's not good at it,
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I guess. And like so he finds out and then they just go at it because she like tries to lie about it. Like he has
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evidence of her doing it and so like it's like Yeah. Okay. And the last Saturday is in just a couple days ago.
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Yeah. La last Friday was the last time I seen her. Okay. Did you talk to her at all on the phone or anything? No, she
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came over for dinner because my grandma was cooking dinner and she came over. had and then she left and then Yeah. And
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then you were there from Saturday. Friday all the way to Sunday. Okay. After speaking with Amber's family,
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investigators finally had some clarity. Betty remained adamant she'd checked that trash can that morning, insisting
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the gun and Amber's body weren't there, which made her case seem more suspicious. Meanwhile, Amber's father,
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Ronald, was shocked by his daughter's death and found it was hard to believe Keith was capable of harming her. As for
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Amber's children, Annabelle explained they'd both been staying at their grandparents house during the weekend,
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clarifying why they didn't hear the gunshot that ended their mother's life. However, Annabelle's unusual calmness
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and detailed awareness of her parents' unstable marriage raised some concerns about exactly what else the children
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might know or could still be protecting. After concluding the interviews, investigators were preparing to search
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for Keith Zadto, the one critical piece still missing. But just before they could act, they received unexpected news
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from Keith's sister, Susan Russ. It turns out Keith had visited her just hours earlier, and what he confessed
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would finally expose the horrifying truth behind Amber's murder. I saw my brother park up there
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and so I got the dogs out and I didn't know the front door was open and he just came in and I seen it on his face and he
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goes, "You know, I don't hate you." I knew that was the first thing out of his mouth. And he said, "I know. I love you.
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You're my best friend." Okay. And then I said, "It's Amber that's trying to keep
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us apart." Okay. And he just looked at me, started crying. I said, "Oh my god, what do you do?"
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Okay. And I asked him if Amber was okay. And then he looked at me and he said, "You know what? I don't remember
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anything." Okay? I just remember waking up and seeing her on the ground. Okay. I asked him what the hell happened to
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tell me what he did. Okay. Said they were they had been drinking and biting all night. Okay. It
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was over money. I guess Keith opened some bills and found out that the house had been foreclosed on. Okay.
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that Amber pulled out the gun and and he hit my brother with it and then Keith said he took it away
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and it just happened like that. He said he blinked his eyes and that was it. He said I blinked my eyes too and I opened
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them and I hit her on the ground. Susan's testimony finally cleared up everything for investigators. Keith
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himself admitted he'd woken up from a blackout to find Amber dead and openly acknowledged a violent confrontation
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that spiraled completely out of control. It was now clearer than ever that Keith
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Zadto was at the heart of Amber's murder, and it was time to track him down. Just a couple of hours after
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detectives left Susan's house, Aurora police received a call they never expected. Keith Zadto had surfaced at
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his sister's house again, ready to surrender. By now, officers knew Keith had already killed once, and for all
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they knew, he was still armed and dangerous. So, they came prepared. A SWAT team descended upon the location,
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ready to take Keith down if he made even the slightest wrong move. It's got to be up one more. It's this
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one, right? 79. 79's this one. All right. Sorry. Ready? Watch out, Bubba. Show me your hands. Front door, ma'am.
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Come to me. Out. I see him. I see him. Come to me. Come on out. Turn right. Point to me. Come to me. I got a guy
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out. Got that. Hands up, everybody. Hands up, please. Very good. Walk to my voice. Go. Hands up. Stop. Stop.
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Just shoot. Just walk towards me. Nice and easy. Okay. All right. We'll talk to you in No, no, we're not. We're not.
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We're not gonna hurt him. Okay. Walk towards me. Put him down. No. No. No. Just keep
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walking. Walk towards this guy. Very good. You're good, man. Very good. Very good. Very good. Right here.
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Right there, man. Yes, sir. Long guns. Yeah. Feel free to go ahead. Hold on. It all looks normal. Bro, you
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just want to hold it. I'll be back with you. [Music] You guys good? Is that your mom? And who else is the
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other lady? Gotcha. Okay, man. We haven't. Very good. We appreciate you coming out, bud. Yes, sir. We'll explain
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it all to you. Okay. I heard. Okay, buddy. Okay. Okay. There you go. remember much.
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Finally, after hours of uncertainty, Keith Zadto surrendered to Aurora police without incident. He was immediately
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taken into custody and formally processed for the murder of his wife, Amber. Keith would go on to admit to
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killing Amber late Saturday night, claiming his gun accidentally went off during a drunken argument over money and
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infidelity. Though he insisted he couldn't remember placing her body in the trash or concealing the crime, Keith
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accepted responsibility for her death. However, Betty's earlier statement surrounding the infamous trash can
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remained unclear, and investigators were never able to determine why she didn't see the gun or Amber's body that
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morning. In May of 2021, Keith Zadto was found guilty of first-degree murder and
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sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.