#596 - Messy Methy Murder Conspiracy - Belle Fourche, South Dakota

Summary

Small Town Murder Episode #596: Messy Methy Murder Conspiracy - Belle Fourche, South Dakota

Release Date: May 16, 2025
Hosts: James Pietragallo & Jimmy Wissman

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I. Introduction

In Episode #596 of Small Town Murder, hosts James Pietragallo and Jimmy Wissman delve into the dark and twisted tale of the Messy Methy Murder Conspiracy in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. Combining meticulous research with their signature comedic flair, James and Jimmy unravel the complexities of a heinous crime that shook this small community to its core.

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II. Setting the Scene: Belle Fourche, South Dakota

Belle Fourche is a quaint town nestled in southwestern South Dakota with a population of approximately 5,561 (07:29). Known for its picturesque landscapes and rodeo culture, the town faces economic challenges, evident in its median household income of $46,151, significantly lower than the national average (07:38). Despite its charm, Belle Fourche's tranquility was shattered by a series of events leading to a gruesome murder intertwined with methamphetamine addiction.

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III. Key Players and Background

Troy Jason Klug (Born May 27, 1978)

A former Boy Scout and sports enthusiast, Troy led an all-American lifestyle until post-high school years saw him spiraling into severe meth addiction by 2004 (15:25). Despite his struggles, Troy maintained relationships with his family and girlfriend, Duana "Dwayna" Beebe (16:31).

Duana "Dwayna" Beebe

Troy's supportive girlfriend who becomes increasingly concerned as Troy's addiction deepens. Her relationship with Troy is tested when he decides to seek more meth, leading to catastrophic consequences (16:36).

Robert Highley

Dwayna's brother and a fellow meth addict, Robert becomes entangled in the conspiracy by accompanying Troy to procure more drugs, exacerbating the situation (17:32).

Torrey Teigen ("The Mad Hatter")

A volatile meth addict known for his erratic behavior, Torrey plays a pivotal role in the kidnapping and presumed murder of Troy Klug (22:03).

Jamie 'Korean' Corian and Jason 'Sick' Kuzik

Jamie, originally from a sheltered background, sinks into the meth-dealing world alongside her boyfriend Jason. Their involvement adds layers to the conspiracy, highlighting the widespread impact of meth addiction in Belle Fourche (27:40).

Abby De Jong

Jamie's best friend who becomes the moral compass in the story, pushing for police involvement despite resistance from others entrenched in the meth culture (36:26).

Eric Haar and Brett Gromer

Law enforcement officials tasked with investigating the disappearance of Troy Klug, navigating the murky waters of small-town loyalty and drug-induced chaos (34:18).

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IV. The Crime: Kidnapping and Murder of Troy Klug

On July 12, 2004, Troy Klug, deeply indebted for meth, plans to procure more drugs with his brother Robert and friend Torrey Teigen. However, this decision leads to a series of manipulative and violent actions:

1. The Setup (18:18):
   Troy and Robert visit Cynthia Kendall's house to acquire meth. Tensions escalate as Robert insists on leaving, leaving Troy to call Dwayna multiple times without success, heightening her anxiety and fear.

2. Abduction (23:06):
   Cynthia Kendall and Torrey Teigen ambush Troy, binding him with duct tape and placing him in the trunk of a black Nissan car, intending to intimidate or possibly eliminate him over his debts (23:47).

3. Further Complications (29:32):
   The plot thickens as they involve Jamie Corian and Jason Kuzik, leading to Troy being transported to Jamie's garage where he remains trapped and beaten, showcasing the brutality of the conspirators (30:16).

4. Missing Person Report and Surveillance (46:07):
   When Troy fails to return, Dwayna files a missing person report. Despite this, the conspirators continue their activities, leaving Troy concealed without urgency, reflecting their disregard for life (46:11).

5. Discovery of Remains (73:18):
   Five years later, in May 2009, skeletal remains believed to be Troy's are found in a remote area of Montana, providing closure to the protracted investigation (73:18).

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V. Investigation and Legal Proceedings

Initial Investigation

Special Agent Brett Gromer leads the investigation into Troy's disappearance. Interviews with key individuals like Tell "Chopper" Cook reveal discrepancies and lead to mounting evidence against the conspirators (35:08).

Arrests and Trials

• Tell "Chopper" Cook:
  Initially charged with failing to report a felony, Cook cooperates with authorities, providing incriminating details about Tegan and Kendall's involvement. He ultimately receives a minimal sentence in exchange for his testimony (56:47).

• Tegan and Kendall:
  Facing charges of kidnapping, both are implicated in Troy's disappearance. The trial is fraught with conflicting testimonies and disputes over timelines, eventually leading to their conviction. Kendall pleads guilty to kidnapping, citing mental illness, and receives a 20-year sentence with provisions for parole (66:42).

• Jamie 'Korean' Corian:
  Convicted of accessory to murder and perjury, Jamie faces severe sentencing. Appeals are made but ultimately upheld, with her involvement deeply entwined with the meth distribution network in Belle Fourche (77:14).

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VI. Courtroom Dynamics and Sentencing

Throughout the trial, the courtroom becomes a battleground of emotions and legal maneuvering:

• Prosecutor vs. Defense:
  The prosecution presents a damning case of conspiracy and murder, emphasizing the cruelty of leaving Troy bound in a trunk. The defense attempts to mitigate sentences by highlighting mental health issues and the defendants' troubled backgrounds.

• Troy's Mother's Testimony:
  Joyce Klug delivers a heart-wrenching testimony, condemning Tegan's actions and expressing unwavering grief. Her powerful statements underscore the personal toll of the crime (71:02).

• Sentencing Outcomes:

  • Tegan: Sentenced to life without parole, reflecting the gravity of the crime despite plea agreements.
  • Kendall: Receives a 20-year sentence with the possibility of parole, influenced by her mental health pleas.
  • Jamie Corian: Faces life without parole, holding her accountable as an accessory to murder.

Quotes:

• Joyce Klug (Troy's Mother) [71:21]:
  "I will never excuse your so-called mental illness as part of this. I want my son's remains to lay beside his father in a proper burial."

• Prosecutor [65:48]:
  "Drugs, childlike self-absorbance, and evil mixed together."

• Tegan [71:38]:
  "I don't know what happened. It wasn't my fault."

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VII. Closure and Aftermath

Five years later, the discovery of Troy's remains brings a semblance of closure to the case, though the scars remain deeply etched in the community and the victims' families. The episode concludes with reflections on the destructive power of meth addiction and the irreversible consequences of unchecked conspiracies in small-town dynamics.

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VIII. Final Thoughts

Small Town Murder Episode #596 masterfully intertwines the grim realities of crime, addiction, and legal battles with the hosts' unique comedic perspective, offering listeners an engaging and thought-provoking exploration of the Belle Fourche murder conspiracy. Through detailed storytelling and candid discussions, James and Jimmy shed light on the human failures that culminate in tragedy, making this episode one of the most compelling installments in the series.

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Notable Quotes:

• James Pietragallo [06:05]:
  “Now if I gave you 10 tries on the spelling of Belle Fourche, South Dakota, you would need 20 because it's ridiculous.”

• Jimmy Wissman [78:40]:
  “It's fucking horrifying, man. It's."

• Dwayna Beebe [78:33]:
  “You killed a man by not giving him nourishment. That's all.”

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Note: Time stamps correspond to moments within the transcript to aid listeners in referencing specific segments.

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[James Petregallo]

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[Dwayna Beebe]

Here we go.

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Let's go on a trip, shall we?

[James Petregallo]

We are going to belle fourche, south dakota.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Now if I gave you 10 tries on the spelling of Belle Fourche, South.

[James Petregallo]

Dakota, you would need 20 because it's ridiculous.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Ph in the shit.

[James Petregallo]

No, see, there you go. B E, l l e. Like, you.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Know, belle, the french version.

[James Petregallo]

And then f o u, r, C h E. That's foosh. There's an R. There's an r. That's foosh. Okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

That is some.

[James Petregallo]

That sounds like some like louisiana shit, right?

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah, it sounds very French.

[James Petregallo]

South of new Orleans or something.

[Dwayna Beebe]

This is in south sounds uneducated is what it sounds.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. And I'm not saying it is. That's probably just how you pronounce it. I don't even know. We don't know anything about it. The last thing we know about is french. Speaking of uneducated, we're the dummy. We're dummies. We don't know anything about other languages.

[Dwayna Beebe]

That's all I know.

[Jimmy Wissman]

We know nothing. This is in southwestern south dakota. About four hours to billings, Montana. To the west, about a half hour.

[James Petregallo]

To deadwood, which we've done before. And then about six hours to our last episode, which was in yankton, south dakota. That was the hammerhands killer. That was a wild episode with the hammer. You got to listen to that. If you haven't. Episode 551. This is in butte county. Like butte, montana, Even though it's in south Dakota. Okay. This is sure.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Area code 605. Population here, 5561 people.

[James Petregallo]

So small place, not a big town at all.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Median household income here, it's usually about 69,000 in the rest of the country. Here it is 46,151.

[James Petregallo]

So significantly lower than the national average.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And the median home cost here is $263,100.

[James Petregallo]

So tough. If you're making 46 grand, that's a tough one.

[Jimmy Wissman]

A little bit of history, I guess. Belle Fourche is French for beautiful fork.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, see, that's what I mean. We don't know anything. It was named. Yeah. It was named by French explorers who.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Referred to the confluence of what is now the Belle Fourche and Redwater rivers and the Hay Creek fork in the river. Beautiful fork. And it's a nice area, too.

[James Petregallo]

It's very pretty.

[Jimmy Wissman]

South Dakota is a scenic area.

[James Petregallo]

It's really pretty.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Beaver trappers work in the rivers.

[James Petregallo]

You know.

[Jimmy Wissman]

We call them pimps in.

[James Petregallo]

The 21st century, but back then they. Beaver trappers, I guess they were called. I don't know, working the rivers, trying to get the ladies. No, that's not working.

[Dwayna Beebe]

That's a bar. Fly.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Actual beaver trappers here. And during the gold rush of 1876.

[James Petregallo]

Farmers and ranchers settled in the valleys and grew food and meat and things for the miners. So became that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Now, Seth Bullock, who you might remember from the show Deadwood, the character Seth.

[James Petregallo]

Bullock, Timothy Oliphant's character, that's a kind of a half true, half, you know, half made up account of Seth Bullock on Deadwood.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Some of the stuff is true, but.

[James Petregallo]

Then some of the stuff isn't. The dates are moved around a little bit, you know.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So Seth Bullock steal his brother's wife.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Isn't that who she was?

[James Petregallo]

He died. Back then, that was considered a noble thing to do to marry your brother's widow so they wouldn't be, you know, homeless. So I guess Seth Bullock knew that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The cattle barons and the railroad would need a place to load cattle onto freight cars for shipment to packing plants in the Midwest. So Seth Bullock pretty much founded Belle.

[James Petregallo]

Fourche as a really a place to do that. Yeah. So Timothy Oliphant founded this town, which is interesting here. Now, he arrived in Deadwood, actually on August 2, 1876, to sell supplies to.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The Deadwood miners, just like in the show.

[James Petregallo]

But he arrived the day Wild Bill Hickok was killed. So that whole friendship from the show.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Didn'T even know him.

[James Petregallo]

Didn't happen.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Damn it.

[James Petregallo]

Might have seen him, but never, you know, didn't hang out and have dinner with him.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I just love that they. They sat there building the place after getting drunk all day.

[James Petregallo]

That was playing cards and shit, throwing.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Hammers after being hammered.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So here's some reviews of this town here.

[James Petregallo]

5 stars.

[Jimmy Wissman]

This town is one of the Greatest small towns that anyone could find in the United States. Yeah, the community's full of loving, wonderful people who want to give back to one another. Summers, winters, and every season always brings a nostalgia that makes you feel like life couldn't get any better. Belle Fourche is an amazing rodeo town with great people.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Here you go. This is where I'm taking you.

[James Petregallo]

Jason, talk about the rodeo here.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Three stars. For the most part. It's a very safe area. Mostly smaller towns where everyone knows each other or is willing to give a.

[James Petregallo]

Helping hand if needed.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The police can be very single minded. They think they are always right and would rather argue than listen.

[James Petregallo]

That sounds like cops. But still, it's a safe area. Here's two stars or three stars.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I'm sorry. The seasons are very different from one another. Very hot summers and very cold winters.

[James Petregallo]

Not listen to this idiot. Your review is over, sir. Done.

[Dwayna Beebe]

That's very specific to this area, huh?

[James Petregallo]

I'm not gonna listen to some idiot tell me that summer's different from winter. You don't deserve to be heard, asshole. Go away. Okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Not everyone deserves a voice.

[James Petregallo]

You know what I mean? Two stars here. Moving on.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Sugar's sweet.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Sugar is sweet. And salt is salty.

[James Petregallo]

Water is wet. So two stars.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In our town, we have very limited eating choices. Neighboring localities offer a few more choices. We might find some better choices for food and entertainment. 30 miles away in our gambling city, Deadwood.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. There's not a lot going on here in this town, we'll put it that way.

[Dwayna Beebe]

You want to go to Deadwood, you.

[James Petregallo]

Go to Deadwood, which is also a small town. So that's interesting things to do here.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The Black Hills rodeo Roundup. Roundup Rodeo.

[James Petregallo]

I apologize here.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And they say, here's the description. Just what is a ranch rodeo? In many ways, it harkens back to the roots of the Black Hills roundup when working ranch skills were put to the test in competitions for the enjoyment of spectators.

[James Petregallo]

Ranch rodeos are still events in which.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Traditional working cowboys gather to compete and.

[James Petregallo]

Demonstrate skills that are used every day.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In cattle ranching operations.

[James Petregallo]

So I think these aren't like your.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Professional touring rodeo people.

[James Petregallo]

These are like. Like fucking ranch hands that actually are.

[Dwayna Beebe]

These are real people. Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, that's what I mean. Which is interesting. They say they don't do it for sport.

[Dwayna Beebe]

They do it for their job.

[James Petregallo]

Yes. They have to do it. This is how they eat. They're trying to create a more genuine.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Presentation of real life ranch work.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. I don't know if the traditional rodeos, if A lot of those like events actually have any, any real relevance.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Ride a actual ranch every day for eight seconds?

[Jimmy Wissman]

Probably not. I assume you probably your horses are.

[James Petregallo]

Probably pretty trained by then or whatever.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So they say. They said bucking stock are not used in ranch rodeo unless the ranch rodeo contestants unintentionally provide their own.

[James Petregallo]

So that's what that is.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And most of the events in the traditional rodeos are events for individual competitors. There's no events for individual competitors in ranch rodeos. This is a team.

[James Petregallo]

Teams consist of four cowboys and a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Typical ranch rodeo will have four or five events. Each team has a maximum time limit.

[James Petregallo]

Of two and a half minutes to.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Successfully complete each event. Mutton busting will also be a part of the rodeo.

[James Petregallo]

They say the Black Hills Roundup today.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Is bigger and better than ever. Drawing top ranked cowboys and cowgirls to compete in heart pounding events like barrel racing, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, bull riding and team roping and more.

[Dwayna Beebe]

God damn all the classics.

[James Petregallo]

We're going to enter the teen roping competition or team roping. Not teen roping, that'd be a really weird one. Just go to a high school. Get over here you little bastard.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Set out a naked 13 year old and try to rope her.

[James Petregallo]

I wasn't even thinking naked. I was thinking kids like in a school going take those goddamn crocs off and put some fucking sneakers on, you goddamn asshole. I wasn't thinking of it sexually at all. But I like to see where your mind goes. Yeah. So also they said they'll have patriotic.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Parades and every moment is packed with western charm, adrenaline and Americana.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

And in addition to the community barbecue.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Mutton busting and all the events, they will also have the Miss Black Hills Rodeo Roundup Queen coronation there as well.

[James Petregallo]

Queen of the rodeo.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Also parades, fireworks and concerts. Concerts of such consequence that they don't.

[James Petregallo]

Name one of the bands.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So you know they're going to be great.

[Dwayna Beebe]

So good.

[James Petregallo]

That said, let's talk about some murder, shall we?

[Dwayna Beebe]

Here we go. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Holy shit.

[James Petregallo]

This is crazy. All right, we're going to go back.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To 2004 for this whole thing here, this, this mess.

[James Petregallo]

2004 in July and 2004, not that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Long ago, still, Internet, cell phones, just.

[James Petregallo]

You know, Internet's not really on your cell phone.

[Jimmy Wissman]

That's the only difference.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

I mean, yeah, it can be, but it's not. It takes about 20 minutes to check your email on your phone.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Back then, a little less technology. Not every car had fucking navigation.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, that's all. Otherwise Same world pretty much.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So let's talk about Troy Jason Klug. K L U G. Troy Klug with.

[James Petregallo]

A K. With a K. Hard Klug. He's born May 27, 1978 here. Troy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So he's about 26 here in 2004.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, he's born in Rapid City, South Dakota to parents Ronald and Joyce. And he was a boy Scout when.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He was a child.

[James Petregallo]

Real into sports, track, baseball, soccer. Loves to go out and do outdoor shit with his dad. You know, hunting, fishing, all the stuff people kind of do in this area. He's into it.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Kind of young, real all American kind of lifestyle here. Something went wrong after high school though, because in high school he was out.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In the sports and this kind of thing.

[James Petregallo]

But by 2004 he appears to be a pretty severe meth addict. Oh, T Roy is not going well for Troy at this point in time. I mean, his family, he still like.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Talks to his family and gets along with them.

[James Petregallo]

He's not like, hasn't been banished from the, from the family or anything. Doesn't. His mother never came home and found all her furniture gone because he hawked it for meth or anything like that. He's not a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Not a terrible piece of shit.

[James Petregallo]

He's just a drug addict and that's okay, you know, that kind of thing. He's got a girlfriend named.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I don't know if it's Dwayna or Duana. D, U, A, N A.

[James Petregallo]

That's Dwayne. It's Dwayne with an A. So I'm calling her Dwayna because that's what I called her. The whole time I was doing the notes. I was like, this is Dwayne A. Beebe and her last name's Bebe. B, E, E, B, E, B. Duana Bebe. Wow. That's Troy's girl right there. I had written under here, possibly Don Beebe's daughter. Let's check and see if her neck is springy and then we'll know. Rubber headed little girl, drop her on her head. Directly on her head. If she bounces up, then she's Don Beebe's daughter. We know that if she just like shoots up like a spring, we'll name her Dwayna. That's a real old school sports Reference from the 90s. A Buffalo Bills wide receiver that once. There's footage of him and it's a famous play of him landing directly on his head and he just bounces. It's like, it's like a pogo stick it's the craziest fucking thing I've ever. And then he gets up and walks away. I was like, oh, my God, your spine's three inches shorter.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Is the ground rule double off of Conseco's head? It's just as fucking wild.

[James Petregallo]

Lots of guys get hit in the head, though. The hat kind of protects you a little bit, but not over the.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Not over the fence like that.

[James Petregallo]

That was funny. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

This was like unbelievable.

[James Petregallo]

If the guy was alive, nevermind, had his neck intact.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah, there's a guy playing for the jets that wishes he was that springy in the neck.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, no shit. So Dwayne's brother's name is Robert Highley. Appropriate. H, I, G, H, L, Y. No Y. Highley.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Jesus Christ.

[James Petregallo]

And he is another meth guy and he's high. Yeah, yeah. He's Troy's friend and Dwayne his brother. Okay, so that's how this works. Now, on the night of July 12.

[Jimmy Wissman]

2004.

[James Petregallo]

Robert comes over to where Dwayna and Troy are living, and he is.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Going to go out with Troy.

[James Petregallo]

Troy and Robert are gonna go out.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Together to go to a woman named.

[James Petregallo]

Cynthia Kindle's house in Rapid City to get some meth. Now Dwayna is pissed off.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said that he wanted to go get the drugs as a front.

[James Petregallo]

Basically he owed this Kindle money for meth. So he was gonna go get meth.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Fronted to him so he could sell.

[James Petregallo]

It and pay back for both loans and. Yeah, get the last one and get this one paid for and be uneven ground.

[Jimmy Wissman]

That's the plan here.

[James Petregallo]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Wow.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Balancing drug debt. Oh, man, that's worse than credit cards.

[James Petregallo]

Robbing Peter to pay Paul for meth is a lot.

[Dwayna Beebe]

And then get high. Paul high.

[James Petregallo]

And they're both still trying to get. Sell you meth. So. Yeah. And we're sober now.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall was also Dwayne, a Bebe's drug dealer.

[James Petregallo]

So it's not like they were, you know, she's innocent in this whole thing either. Everybody's doing meth. Everyone we're going to talk about in this story does a shitload of meth.

[Jimmy Wissman]

There's not a human until we get.

[James Petregallo]

To like, the court proceedings and maybe the district attorney or something. Everyone else is on meth. It's crazy.

[Dwayna Beebe]

And we don't even know if the lawyers are not on meth, that they just aren't in trouble.

[James Petregallo]

We have no idea. Yeah, they're not arrested for it, so.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They end up leaving. And now she's pissed, by the way.

[James Petregallo]

She just had surgery, apparently, Dwayna.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So she's like, you're leaving me here.

[James Petregallo]

Post surgery to go get meth? Thanks a lot, asshole. She's pissed.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said, I was mad because I couldn't believe he was even going over there.

[James Petregallo]

I was recovering from surgery, like, this is crazy. So they said, bye, change your bandages on your own. And Robert and Troy took off to go get some meth. Now, apparently, Troy calls his girlfriend Dwayne multiple times after that from when they left, but she wouldn't answer because she was upset with him for leaving.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So she wouldn't answer.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Later on, Troy sent. Later in the day, Troy sent Dwayne a text message asking, is Robert with you? Yeah, now they left together. So she's like, where the hell did you guys get split up?

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said, no, he's not.

[James Petregallo]

And then she never talked to him again. Oh, not on purpose either.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She wanted to, because as the day went on, he never came home.

[James Petregallo]

And she started to get worried. And now, you know, mad has turned to worry. That's the thing. If you're going to be late, be late enough. Where someone's worried, that's a better reception when you get home than there's a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Middle ground where they're just mad.

[James Petregallo]

You gotta get away from that. You gotta come home earlier than mad or later than mad, but don't come home during the mad hours. That's bad. We all know that. Every guy knows that. Well, if I come home now, she's gonna be pissed.

[Jimmy Wissman]

If I wait a little while, she.

[James Petregallo]

Might be happy to see me.

[Dwayna Beebe]

If I wait two hours, she's gonna go, thank God. I've been so worried.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. So about 7pm or she called his.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Phone multiple times and left voicemails. And after about 7pm, though, she couldn't.

[James Petregallo]

Leave any more messages because his voice box, his voicemail was full.

[Dwayna Beebe]

She filled it up.

[James Petregallo]

She filled it up. So now where the hell is he?

[Jimmy Wissman]

And where's Robert?

[James Petregallo]

What's going on? Well, let's find out where he is.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Well, he's at the.

[James Petregallo]

Cynthia Kindle's house, the one we talked about that has the dealer.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The dealer?

[James Petregallo]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She lives at 607 Cloud Street.

[James Petregallo]

And also with her here at Cynthia Kindle's house is Torrey Teigen. That's a guy, by the way.

[Jimmy Wissman]

We're gonna have a couple things where.

[James Petregallo]

It'S like a Jamie that's a girl, and a Tori, that's a guy. So we're gonna have to keep this straight.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tori Te. You'll be able to tell by his.

[James Petregallo]

Actions that he's definitely a guy dude behavior. So. Oh, yeah. So Tory Teigen's nickname is the Mad Hatter. That's what everybody calls him. Not a compliment, by the way. The Mad Hatter was insane, and it was named after guys who went insane from inhaling chemicals. So it's not good, which is what he does. He inhales chemicals and.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Really?

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. So Tory is there. Torrey Teigen, he'd been staying at Cynthia Kendall's house. Now Troy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Not Tory, Troy Klug.

[James Petregallo]

Now I'll just call him Klug as our main guy here, and then I'll do Tory Teigen. So Klug, he proposed to buy some meth here and all of this type of thing. So they arrived. Hailey and Klug, Robert Highley and Troy Klug. They meet Torrey Teigen and Cynthia Kendall at the house.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They asked Robert to leave.

[James Petregallo]

Robert Highley, they said leave. So Robert gets in Troy Klug's vehicle and leaves.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Really?

[Jimmy Wissman]

So now Troy is at the house by himself.

[James Petregallo]

That's why he was texting. A little while went by, and he.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Was texting his girlfriend going, where's your brother? Is he with you?

[James Petregallo]

Did he come back to the house with my car? Where the fuck is he? So a little while after that, Cynthia.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall leaves as well.

[James Petregallo]

She's got to take off.

[Dwayna Beebe]

So just leaving Tori and Troy together.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Leaving them together. So Cynthia Kendall leaves back. She's not gone very long, by the way.

[Dwayna Beebe]

She comes right back.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Gone a little while, half hour or whatever.

[James Petregallo]

When she comes back, she finds that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Troy and Tori are both still there.

[James Petregallo]

But Torrey Teigen had bound Troy Klug with duct tape.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He is now duct taped and bound.

[James Petregallo]

And then Cynthia Kendall and Torrey Teigen loaded clug into the trunk of Cynthia.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall's black Nissan car and left. So he's duct taped in the trunk now.

[James Petregallo]

Troy Club.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

They.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Where are they going?

[James Petregallo]

To Dwayne. A BB's house.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Of course, Dwayne is having them come over.

[James Petregallo]

Maybe they're. Maybe they're. No, she doesn't even know they're coming.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Oh, but that's where we're going.

[James Petregallo]

They're going over there now.

[Jimmy Wissman]

This is about 9pm so this is two hours after the voicemail's been full.

[James Petregallo]

They're gonna roll up. I don't know if they're gonna. I mean, what, are they gonna drop them off on the front porch all duct taped up like a fucking FedEx package? I don't know what's going on.

[Dwayna Beebe]

It's a weird way to get your credit declined.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, I would say. Talk about cutting up your cards. Yeah. So she was upstairs in her bedroom.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Dwayna recovering from the surgery. Kendall and Tegan come up the stairs.

[James Petregallo]

To her bedroom and they ask her.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Do you know where Troy is?

[Dwayna Beebe]

Right.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Or she.

[James Petregallo]

I'm sorry.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She asked them, do you know where Troy is?

[James Petregallo]

I thought he was going to your house.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cynthia replies that Troy had shown up at her house, but she told him to leave.

[James Petregallo]

Doesn't say anything about. Then we duct taped him and put him in the back of a fucking.

[Dwayna Beebe]

In a trunk in the fucking driveway. Right.

[James Petregallo]

If you listen real hard, you can hear like beating against the trunk right now.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Trunk lid of my 200 SX.

[Jimmy Wissman]

At this point, they start. Troy, Tori Teigen and Cynthia Kendall start.

[James Petregallo]

Going through, rummaging through the room through all of Troy Klug stuff. At one point here, Teagan, Tory Teigen.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Takes a bottle of Troy Clark's cologne and says, well, if it's Troy's, it's.

[James Petregallo]

Ours now, and just pocketed it.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And they were like taking his things and saying similar shit. Cynthia was saying the same thing. Well, if this belongs to Troy, it.

[James Petregallo]

Belongs to us now. Because he owes them. Because he owes them money.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Wait till you hear the amount that is owed here. This is not.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Did that bottle of cologne probably cover it?

[James Petregallo]

This isn't half a million dollars. This isn't. You know what I mean? Like, he owes us. He went big on the fucking. He went big on the Browns for the super bowl and now he's. He's a half a million in the hole or whatever. It's not one of those things at all. So we'll talk about it. So now bb, Dwayne BB Asks, you.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Know, what the fuck?

[James Petregallo]

Basically. And you know, where is my.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Where is Troy Klug? Where is he? So Cynthia Kendall says, don't worry, he's not no longer a problem. And then said, isn't that right, Tory?

[James Petregallo]

To Torrey Teigen.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And then Torey responded, yes.

[James Petregallo]

And Dwayne and Bebe said they were smirking while they said this and, like, making weird eye contact with each other. And then Dwayne and Bebe asked them to leave. Get the fuck out of my house is what she said, probably more accurately. So they do leave and they drive.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To someone else's house.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Whose house?

[Jimmy Wissman]

Jamie Korean.

[James Petregallo]

Jamie Korean. It's the word Korean with a C, C, O, R, E, a N. She is definitely not Korean, by the way, as a white girl. As they come this is amazing. This is great.

[Dwayna Beebe]

So the names make it everything.

[James Petregallo]

It really helps.

[Dwayna Beebe]

So good.

[James Petregallo]

So we have Don Beebe's daughter over there. Now we're going to Jamie Corian's house, who's a white woman. Jamie Corian. Okay. Jamie Correa sounds like Jeff Tywon's house. It sounds like a made up online name that somebody has. You know what I mean?

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Didn't Jamie Correa tell you about the.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Best recipe, Ron Mexico.

[James Petregallo]

Like somebody used that shit. Yes. Whatever the fuck it was. I think it was like Benny Tijuana or something, I don't remember.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So Jamie Corian's house.

[James Petregallo]

Now at Jamie Corian's house is Jamie Corian and her boyfriend Jason Kuzik. K U S I C K. So the word sick is in his name. So these people are aptly named. Now a little bit about Jamie Karian.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said she grew up in a good family, had a very sheltered upbringing. In high school she was studying hard.

[James Petregallo]

And doing sports and everything like that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said her mother started to change and her parents marriage broke up. So she moved with her father to Belle Fourche.

[James Petregallo]

And she said at that point I.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Was dabbling and drinking, smoking a little pot. At the beginning of my sophomore year, meth came around.

[James Petregallo]

The sad part is I liked it.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Oh, that is sad. Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. So a lot of these people have the same story achievers and then meth came around and they're like, oh, well, this is great.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

And a lot of people start things like a speed type thing to be able to keep achieving. That's why they do it. And then once they're too far into it, then that all goes away. There's nothing in the. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said that she became a professional.

[James Petregallo]

Liar, told her father she had no.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Problems, didn't drink, didn't smoke, didn't do any of that. She ended up dropping out of school.

[James Petregallo]

She had a boyfriend, they began dealing meth together.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

And she said it worked out well. She said, we bought a house.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I was a functioning meth addict. I kept a job, paid my bills.

[James Petregallo]

Nobody knew, nobody asked. Like those people in that documentary where they're like, they go like, do roofing all day and then just do smoke meth at night. Remember that one? It's an HBO documentary. But she ended up getting deep into the whole meth culture because you can't just dabble in the meth culture, especially if you're selling it.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I'm sure there's somebody out there that disagrees that's done it. But like you're not doing just a little bit, then if you're doing shitloads of meth, you only do shitloads of meth.

[Jimmy Wissman]

You can't.

[Dwayna Beebe]

You can't just do a little bit.

[Jimmy Wissman]

No, because.

[James Petregallo]

And how you are in between all.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Of that is a mess. So you can't be a normal person. So.

[James Petregallo]

Now, Jason Cusick said that Torrey Teigen arrived at the house here on Tuesday morning about 6 to 7am so they left Dwayne and Beebe's house at 9.

[Jimmy Wissman]

O' clock, and then they're early.

[James Petregallo]

I think they haven't slept. Yeah, you know what I mean? They have access to plenty of meth and they have a guy duct taped in their trunk. I don't think they're sleeping much here. So Tory Teigen drove Kendall's car into.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The garage, into Jamie Corian's garage.

[James Petregallo]

Once inside, Torrey Teigen opened the trunk.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And there was Klug in the trunk with.

[James Petregallo]

Again, bound with duct tape. Cusick said that he couldn't see, that Klug couldn't see, so he had his eyes covered.

[Jimmy Wissman]

His arms were duct taped, his legs were duct taped. He said that Tegan pulled him out of the trunk and threw him on the floor. Threw Klug on the floor.

[James Petregallo]

Torrey Teigen then indicated to everybody that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Klug is a rat and a snitch.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Okay, same thing.

[James Petregallo]

But. Okay, same thing. So then Torrey Teigen kicks him in the stomach, and Cusick said he could hear Trey Klug moan. So he knew he was alive.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Should have kicked him in the tummy, too. Yeah, right in the belly. Also.

[James Petregallo]

Possibly in the midsection, but we're not sure.

[Dwayna Beebe]

The breadbath.

[James Petregallo]

So when Cusick went back inside, he told Korean, who's inside, that Torrey Teigen had somebody with him out there.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Now, Korean doesn't say anything.

[James Petregallo]

She's just like, whatever meth makes you not curious, apparently, about shit going on in your own garage.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Is that right? I got meth right here.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, I don't know what I'm doing there.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So Tory Teigen put Klug in a large toolbox in the garage.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Okay.

[James Petregallo]

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[Jimmy Wissman]

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[Jimmy Wissman]

Cusick said that he wanted, quote, nothing.

[James Petregallo]

To do with the situation, so he just went to work. I don't want anything to do with. Let me get. You already have something to do with it. No matter whether you leave now or not, you are. You have a lot to do with this.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Mr.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I'm punching in for my shift and recusing myself from this whole thing.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I'm done.

[James Petregallo]

So Korean Jamie Korean said that after.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So she went to work, too.

[James Petregallo]

Everybody went to work and they just left these strange meth people in their house with a duct tape man and a toolbox. That's fine.

[Dwayna Beebe]

This is not my problem.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Not curious. After she went to work, she returned to see if Torrey Teigen was gone. She saw that he was gone, the.

[James Petregallo]

Car wasn't in the garage anymore, so she locked the garage. Okay, now, there's a guy named Eric Haar.

[Jimmy Wissman]

H A A R. Har.

[James Petregallo]

Everybody's name is hilarious in this episode. So on the way home from work that afternoon, Cusick, now Korean's boyfriend, Cusick in Korean. That sounds like a cop show from the 80s, Cagney. Yeah, Cusick and the Korean, he's an all American boy who's been fighting crime since he was 18. She's a recently arrived Korean immigrant.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Actually, this is the alternate name for Russia.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, maybe it was. So anyway, Cusick tells Eric Har that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Torrey Teigen had left Troy Klug at Korean's house. Cusick asked Har, hey, do me a favor, Will you check the toolbox in.

[James Petregallo]

The garage for me? I don't want to do it. I said I didn't want to get involved.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So Cusick said that he heard that Har opened the toolbox and Cusick was.

[James Petregallo]

Standing by the door and could see somebody in it. So Tory Teigen left and just left Troy Klug in this fucking. In this toolbox.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cusick says when Jamie Corian arrived home.

[James Petregallo]

From work that afternoon, he said, quote.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I remember us telling her that Tory.

[James Petregallo]

Left this guy and he's still here. Korean, by the way. No one out of the three people here, none of whom put him in.

[Jimmy Wissman]

This fucking box or have any beef.

[James Petregallo]

With this guy, none of them say.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Hey, we should check on this guy.

[James Petregallo]

See if he's okay and maybe get a medical attempt. Nobody suggests that. Everyone just goes, shoulder shrug, leave him in the toolbox. Let's go do meth. Yeah, that's literally what happens here. This is. Which is. They just ignore it.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah, we didn't hurt anybody. He's just in the toolbox.

[James Petregallo]

So it's not our fault. Enter Abby De Jong. D, E, J, O, N, G. De Jong. That is Jamie Korean's best friend, Abby De Jong. Neither of them are Asian. They both sound Asian. Why is that? So this is, like we said, Jamie Korian's best friend.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said she arrived at Jamie Corian's house on Tuesday, July 13.

[James Petregallo]

So this is the next day, because we know at about 6:30pm so they.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Arrived there with Troy about 12 hours.

[James Petregallo]

Earlier, and he's been in the toolbox the whole time. So Korean told De Jong that Torrey.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Teigen or Teigen had put a person in a box in her garage. De Jong said that Jamie Korian also told her that the person was being held against his will because most people.

[James Petregallo]

Voluntarily like to Stay in boxes in the garage. That's normal.

[Dwayna Beebe]

It's not the weirdest game of hide and seek ever.

[James Petregallo]

I think it's a sexual thing. He said he really. It's like he gets off on it or something.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I don't know.

[James Petregallo]

I don't understand it. But I just let him do it because, what the hell, you know, me garage, you garage. You know what I'm saying?

[Dwayna Beebe]

It's a much slower form of autoerotic asphyxiation.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, she's real into it.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Just no tension on the throat. It's just slowly cutting off the air supply.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So De Jong tells Jamie Corian, I think we should do something. And Jamie Corrine said, no, the cops will get them.

[James Petregallo]

Not our problem, basically.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So De Jong, the only person here.

[James Petregallo]

Who'S got any moral compass at all.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Attempts to convince Jamie Korian to call the police.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

She said, we gotta call the police.

[Jimmy Wissman]

We gotta call the police. And she said, no, no, no. And then De Jong said, I'll call the police then.

[James Petregallo]

This is crazy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And Korean told her, no, you're not going to. So when De Jong told Korean that if De Jong were. If I was me in the toolbox, I would want someone to help me.

[James Petregallo]

She said. And Korean just said, now the cops will get them. It's fine.

[Dwayna Beebe]

All right.

[James Petregallo]

Okay. So later that evening, Tegan and Kendall here returned to Jamie Corian's house.

[Jimmy Wissman]

You know, they've left a package here.

[James Petregallo]

So. Yeah, De Jong said that when Kendall and Tegan, or Tegan and Kendall arrived.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They had meth with them and everybody just did meth. All of them?

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan, Kendall, hard, De Jong and Jamie.

[James Petregallo]

Corian all doing meth. I don't know where Cusick is. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

According to De Jong, she asked Tegan in the presence of everybody, why are.

[James Petregallo]

You keeping that man in the toolbox? Which is a really reasonable question. Yeah.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Why do you keep him with your.

[James Petregallo]

Ball peen hammer so. With your fucking Allen wrenches? What's going on? Why?

[Dwayna Beebe]

Torque wrench, man. What's going on?

[Jimmy Wissman]

So dejong testifies later on that Kindle spoke up and said that, quote, Klug had owed them money.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

How much money? They owe somewhere. He owes somewhere between 2 and $300.

[Dwayna Beebe]

He already took his polo sport, man. I think.

[James Petregallo]

What are we talking about, dude? This is not a lot of money. I get it's meth and all that kind of thing, but this is crazy. Like, you know, the mob would do.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Less to you for 200 grand.

[James Petregallo]

This is ridiculous. So Tegan and Jason Cusick went on.

[Jimmy Wissman]

A car ride later that evening, and when they returned to Jamie Corian's house.

[James Petregallo]

Everybody was still in the living room. Korean, De Jong Har and Kendall, before going to bed that evening, Q6 saw Tori Teigen and Jamie Correan talking together in the kitchen. Now, about 2 to 3am in this mess here. Okay, Tell Cook is a guy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tell T E L L is his first fucking name.

[James Petregallo]

Tell Cook goes by Chopper.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Why? You've already got a cool nickname.

[Jimmy Wissman]

It's Chopper and the Mad Hatter.

[James Petregallo]

Now he got.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I guess Tell is insinuating that you're snitch. So Chopper Cook needs sounds cooler. Chopper.

[James Petregallo]

Chopper Cook sounds like you're like A World War II, you know, army guy or something. That's Chopper Cook right there. Don't mess with him. He has like a patch over his eye, but he still flies a plane somehow.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So Tell Cook also lives in Belle.

[James Petregallo]

Fourche, and I guess Tegan and Kindle arrived at his house at 2am yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Now the times on this whole thing.

[James Petregallo]

Are going to be disputed by a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Bunch of people who have been doing meth for days.

[James Petregallo]

So take the time with a grain of salt because we don't know if it's.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Who the fuck knows?

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, who knows here? The days are going by with meth, so we don't know if this was. We think it's Wednesday night, though. So anyway, they said that once they were there, Tegan used some meth.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Obviously. Then he and Cook, now Chopper Cook.

[James Petregallo]

Mad Hatter and the Chopper get in.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The car and drive Troy Klug out to a gravel road to scare him some.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Oh, my God.

[James Petregallo]

So I guess Tegan says that during.

[Jimmy Wissman]

This time, Tell Cook punched, kicked and hollered at him some.

[James Petregallo]

The new guy in the picture here, Tell doesn't owe him money. I don't know what he cares.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Then they put him back in the trunk of the car and return to Tell Cook's house.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Is he scared? Did they scare him some?

[James Petregallo]

I think they scared him some.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Probably some.

[James Petregallo]

We'll see.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So according to Tegan, he and Kendall went to Korean's house sometime between 6 and 7.

[James Petregallo]

And they said that Kindle said later.

[Jimmy Wissman]

On that because of the drugs and.

[James Petregallo]

The fact that she didn't sleep for days, that she was not certain of.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The days and dates and times during.

[James Petregallo]

This period and that she did not remember dates very well and that she.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Did not remember Monday and said, I.

[James Petregallo]

Don'T remember the dates. So she's a mess, obviously. So apparently here, though, Tell Cook said that Tegan and Kendall arrived at his house Wednesday morning, not the Tuesday that they they had said. Some of the methy people have said cooked.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook was asked, is there anything you.

[James Petregallo]

Can think of or is there any reference as to why it was early Wednesday morning later?

[Jimmy Wissman]

And he says, because I was going on vacation, I had Friday off work.

[James Petregallo]

So that's a good reference point for the whole thing. I had plans to go to Denver to a racetrack, and that was just.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Two nights before I was leaving.

[James Petregallo]

So we're gonna say it's Wednesday night, probably. So now Cook says he never struck Klug. That's just Torrey Teigen making shit up. So I don't know this fucking guy. I don't have any beef with him.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook said he allowed Tegan and Kendall.

[James Petregallo]

To stay at his house, and then.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook left for work the next morning around 5. These people are very comfortable with leaving for work and leaving meth addicts in their house.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah, it's amazing how early these people are. Risers too. Slept yet?

[James Petregallo]

No, I don't think they've slept yet, no.

[Dwayna Beebe]

God damn.

[James Petregallo]

They went out.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They were in a gravel road in.

[James Petregallo]

The middle of the night. So I don't think they've slept. So according to Cook, Tegan took Cook.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Outside to Kindle's vehicle and showed him that Klug was in the trunk.

[James Petregallo]

This was before the road thing.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Hands and feet were bound with duct tape.

[James Petregallo]

He was laying face down in the trunk. He said that Cook said that Klug.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Was still alive because he heard him moan and saw him reflex.

[James Petregallo]

When Torrey Teigen punched him in the back, he said that everything was bound. He was face down with his feet.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In the air, stripped naked except for his boxer shorts. Torrey Teigen punched him in the back and yelled, wake up, motherfucker.

[James Petregallo]

And then Troy Klug made muffled noises and Tegan told Cook that he was either going because Cook said, what the fuck are you going to do with this guy? I mean, we got a reservoir dog situation here. Like, what are you doing with the guy in the trunk?

[Jimmy Wissman]

This is crazy.

[James Petregallo]

He said, well, I'm either gonna go to Denver to turn Klug into his parole agent. Which I feel like your parole agent might have some sympathy for you if you're dropped off on his doorstep naked and duct taped. Probably he might overlook the meth in your system for the fact that trying.

[Dwayna Beebe]

To get away with meth, I'm bringing a kidnap.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, that's interesting.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Or he is going to drive to North Dakota and to Dig a hole in Berryclug.

[James Petregallo]

Either one tournament or kill him now. Okay, Back to Jamie Korean's house.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall and Tegan returned to Jamie corian's.

[James Petregallo]

House about 5:30am they said later that morning, Tegan would tells Cusick that Tegan had woke Clog up and that he was leaving. I woke up my hostage and I'm taking off now.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Har.

[James Petregallo]

The Har guy. Har. He said that are right.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Har.

[James Petregallo]

Sorry. Yeah. H A R testified later on that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He remembered asking Cusick later, you know, what happened and was clog okay or what was up? And that Cusick said that Tegan told him that it took a while to.

[James Petregallo]

Get Clug up, but he got him up. So I'm not. He's. He's not dead. So before Teagan left, he instructed Cusick.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To wash the toolbox out. So Cusick washed the toolbox at a.

[James Petregallo]

Car wash, but he said there was.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Absolutely nothing inside the toolbox to wash.

[James Petregallo]

And according to Cusick, it looked like it had already been cleaned.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So Wednesday evening, Cusick and Korean were.

[James Petregallo]

At the house with De Jong and Har. According to Cusick, Cusick said he wanted to tell the cops.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He said, but we had a conversation that none of us would ever talk.

[James Petregallo]

About it and we'd never say anything. They swore each other to secrecy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cusick also remembers hearing Korean say, we need an alibi. Let's work on an alibi.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I mean, you already know you're in trouble then if you have.

[James Petregallo]

Fuck, yeah. And De Jong, because, I mean, they know he left.

[Jimmy Wissman]

People know where he went that night.

[James Petregallo]

So it's like they're gonna look cross.

[Dwayna Beebe]

No way of making an alibi at this point?

[Jimmy Wissman]

No. So then De Jong said that when she talked to Jamie Korean Karian informed.

[James Petregallo]

De Jong that Torrey Teigen was concerned.

[Jimmy Wissman]

About whether he could trust De Jong.

[James Petregallo]

You might end up in a toolbox too.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So according to De Jong, Karion reassured Tory not to worry about De Jong and that Karian would, quote, take care of him. So I'll make sure she doesn't say anything.

[James Petregallo]

Now that Wednesday is when he's reported missing, Dwayne A.B.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And Troy's mother, Joyce, filed a missing persons report.

[James Petregallo]

Oh, well, like, yeah, officially. So Wednesday night at about midnight, Dwayne.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Ab had a friend staying with her.

[James Petregallo]

To help her with the surgery stuff. So she had somebody there. Just after midnight, Kendall and Tor and.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Torrey Teigen show up at her home again.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Really?

[Jimmy Wissman]

She's already called the cops filed a.

[James Petregallo]

Missing person person report and, you know.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Included them in the whole story.

[James Petregallo]

So they entered through her living room.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Window and came running up the stairs.

[James Petregallo]

This is.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They didn't knock on the door and she let them in.

[James Petregallo]

They broke into her fucking house and now they're charging up the stairs.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall went into BB's room and kept asking, BB, what's wrong with you? What's wrong with you?

[James Petregallo]

Why are you in bed? Why aren't you moving around? And she said that she's in recuperating.

[Jimmy Wissman]

From a fucking operation. That's why.

[James Petregallo]

So her incision had been become infected. BB said, Ew.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Ugh.

[James Petregallo]

So BB's friend asked them, what happened to Klug? That's the other person there. And Kendall responded, I don't know where he is.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Then she said to Dwayne, ab, honey, I need you to come with me.

[James Petregallo]

I got to go away for a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

While and I need you to go with me.

[James Petregallo]

You think she's coming back? No, I don't know. They're covering her tracks. Baby said, no, fuck that. So apparently Kindle here said, oh, honey, no, it's okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Don't worry about it. Just come on, get up. I need you to come with me, honey. I'm going to go to a cabin for a little while. I need you to come with me. Well, if anything happens or you get.

[James Petregallo]

In any worse shape or anything, you know, it's okay. We'll take care of you. So then BB said, at some point of this going back and forth, finally.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan said, we don't have time for this.

[James Petregallo]

We gotta go.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Just leave her.

[James Petregallo]

She's not worth it. We gotta go. So, yeah, during this back and forth.

[Jimmy Wissman]

BB said that she filed a missing.

[James Petregallo]

Persons report and she can't go because she's probably on 24 hour surveillance at this point. Oh. Which isn't true at all, but you don't want to kidnap a person who is being surveilled by the police. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And meth.

[James Petregallo]

People hear that and they're like, oh, God, yeah. Oh, she's being watched. Everybody's watching me. You know, they're paranoid. Anyway, so now, Thursday, July 15th. This started three days ago.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan and Kendall show up again at Cook's house. At Tell Cook's house, Old Chopper's house.

[James Petregallo]

Cook asked Tegan what he had done.

[Jimmy Wissman]

With the man in the trunk. Tegan replied that he put him in.

[James Petregallo]

A toolbox and left him there all day.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook asked if he gave him water.

[James Petregallo]

Because it was hot.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Reasonable question.

[James Petregallo]

Tegan replied, no, and it's too late for all that anyway.

[Dwayna Beebe]

It's too late for water.

[Jimmy Wissman]

For water.

[James Petregallo]

So Cook recalled that Tegan said that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He had gone to the toolbox a few times throughout the day and was beating the man.

[James Petregallo]

He said that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan tells Cook that he felt bones crush in Troy's face and he thought.

[James Petregallo]

That'S what did him in. Then that day, Teagan and Kendall took off and said they were going to Montana with Troy in the trunk. By the way, Kendall indicated at that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Time that Troy was finally dead and.

[James Petregallo]

Still in the trunk of the car. So. July 17, 2004. 4:00am okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall and Tegan arrive in North Dakota at a guy named Ross Thomas's house. Someone named Jamie Keefe saw both of.

[James Petregallo]

Them there at 9:30pm and said that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Troy Teigen was cutting fringes on a blanket and Kendall was doing laundry. Teghan asked Kendall if she was doing laundry in cold water, which she responded, yes, I washed it in cold water.

[James Petregallo]

You know, you don't want shrinking when you're running from a murder. You don't want to shrink your jeans. That's tough.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Also. That implies there are stains on this.

[James Petregallo]

Exactly. That's the other thing. So, July 18, 2004. Kendall and Tegan are still at North Dakota. There at that guy Thomas's house.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The Keith person helped them clean out Kendall's car.

[James Petregallo]

According to Keith, the inside of the.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Car was stripped down to the metal frame. No one can. No one can take a car apart.

[James Petregallo]

Like a fucking meth addict. First of all, nobody.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Fascinating detail, man.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Oh, they will have every fucking bolt.

[James Petregallo]

And screw off of that goddamn thing. It'll be just a bare fr. They're good at that.

[Dwayna Beebe]

They love taking shit apart. Are not that thorough.

[James Petregallo]

No, no, no. They're not on enough math.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said that bleach had been poured in. Maggots were floating on a solid layer on the bleach.

[Dwayna Beebe]

What?

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan told her he poured about 3 gallons of bleach in the car and that the maggots were from a milk spill.

[James Petregallo]

Some soy, some spoiled milk was back there.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Keith helped Teagan by scrubbing and using a shop vac to suck up the bleach. The rags they used to clean the car were taken to a fire and burned. According to Keef, at some point, Kindle yelled at Torrey Teigen that the car should have been cleaned five fucking days ago. Keefe recalled that Torrey attempted to clean the car's upholstery with Febreze and Woolite. They also scrubbed the Floorboards which had.

[James Petregallo]

A rust colored stain on them. Wonder what that is. Now an investigation is going on into.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Where the hell is Troy?

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, there's a guy named Brett Gromer.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Who is a special agent for South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation and it's.

[James Petregallo]

His job to look for fucking Troy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And at the time.

[James Petregallo]

Tegan had been identified as a suspect based on an interview that they did with Dwayne Abibi.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So they go on July 20, 2004, him and two other officers interview tell Cook.

[James Petregallo]

Cook told them of seeing Troy, our.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tory Tegan and Kindle at his house, but repeatedly denied seeing anyone in a car trunk.

[James Petregallo]

I don't know what you're talking about. I don't what you're talking about.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He did admit, however, that Tory Tegan mentioned going back to Rapid City and snatching some guy.

[James Petregallo]

And well, you never know, I might.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Have already done it. Could be in the trunk, outside.

[James Petregallo]

That's what he said.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook recalled that the name Troy was mentioned.

[James Petregallo]

I didn't know he was in the.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Trunk, but he told me a guy.

[James Petregallo]

Named Troy was in the trunk is what they said.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I didn't know exactly that Troy, you.

[James Petregallo]

Know, the cop said, I don't think you're telling us everything right and basically we'll talk about it. But made some comments that are to try to motivate him to say more.

[Jimmy Wissman]

July 22, Cook is interviewed again by two different cops. This time he told them that Troy Klug was over at Kendall's house and Teagan was using Klug to move things in the basement and that they had hit him and duct taped him.

[James Petregallo]

So they arrest Cook. Old Chopper Cook here, he's placed in the county jail.

[Jimmy Wissman]

July 22, that same day that they.

[James Petregallo]

Interview that they arrest Cook or they interviewed Cook, they arrest Tegan. So they go and they get him in North Dakota. He's charged with kidnapping Clug because they don't know anything else. They just know he's been kidnapped, most likely. So that's what they charge him with.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He's indicted on one count of kidnapping, one count of conspiracy to commit kidnapping. Placed in the county jail, the Pennington County Jail, in a cell adjacent to.

[James Petregallo]

Tell Cook's old Chopper. So we got Mad Hatter and the Chopper reunited here. When they were there, Cook, they contacted each other through kites, jail notes. That's what they're doing. So the porter or somebody will deliver it. And that's how it works. So Chopper Cook had written that Tegan wrote Teagan, Tegan wrote back. Teagan always used the name Chopper when referring to cook, and Cook always used Mad Hatter when referring to him.

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[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook ended up telling his lawyer about the notes he got and said it.

[James Petregallo]

Contained incriminating information about Teigen. So get me a deal. And that's what he gets.

[Jimmy Wissman]

September 30, 2004.

[James Petregallo]

Tell Cook takes a deal. Oh, he takes a plea deal.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He decided to tell everything he knew and a plea agreement is reached. He told the officers of seeing Klug in the trunk, recounting the statements of Tegan and Kendall and turned over some.

[James Petregallo]

Of the jail notes that were written as well. Oh, made a plea agreement here, there. By the way, they're gonna.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They arrested Kindle too, and they were gonna try them together.

[James Petregallo]

But the court grants a motion to sever their trials. Teagan and Kendall. So Tegan wants to challenge. Basically Kendall's out of court statements.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall is not going to be available to testify because she is found incompetent.

[James Petregallo]

To stand trial and kind of putting a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Put in a place.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. So anyway, they rule that some of.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The statements will be admissible and some.

[James Petregallo]

Of them won't be. That's fine.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kendall, like we said, ruled incompetent for trial.

[James Petregallo]

Back to Tegan.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Okay.

[James Petregallo]

In the notes, Tegan said, here's one.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Of them, quote, oh yeah, even if they do find some so called physical evidence, where the hell are they gonna get DNA to compare it to?

[James Petregallo]

You don't know very much. Stupid. His family, a fucking hair in his brush at home lots of places.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And believe me, they ain't gonna find no body unless someone else planted somebody.

[James Petregallo]

Why, it's ridiculous.

[Jimmy Wissman]

It may have taken me a while to decide what to do, but once I figured it out, it was the.

[James Petregallo]

Best thing plan and I executed it with grinding precision.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Don't worry about them finding a body. Then in another note he said, yeah, you know, that was one of the nastiest things I've ever done. One of the nastiest. If a guy is going to make.

[James Petregallo]

Fish food, he just as well put the put.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He just as well put it in bite sized pieces, right? What the hell, it wasn't my first rodeo and I'm sure it won't be my last if I stay in the business I'm in.

[James Petregallo]

So I've killed before is what he's saying now. That might be jealous.

[Dwayna Beebe]

So nobody.

[James Petregallo]

No crime, no body. Now, I was getting to that because somebody actually said that in the. Yeah, a lawyer. Oh, they do, yes. So it's coming up. It's no body, no crime, as Bob Marley sings it. So anyway, these notes are gonna be allowed into the whole thing.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Cook was concerned that he may be implicated in the crime.

[James Petregallo]

And the reason he did this, that he cooperated, is basically, he asked the cop, if you could make this all go away for me, can you help me here? So the cop said he couldn't make any promises, but I can talk to the prosecutor. But he told them, if you want to make yourself liked by these people.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To pound the pavement and do every.

[James Petregallo]

Goddamn thing you could to get me info on these two idiots over there. So, yeah, they said he's not an informant. The cop replied in court that, but he's not necessarily to be an informant, but to help us gather intelligence type of thing, which is an informant anyway.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So, yeah, they end up letting all of that stuff in.

[James Petregallo]

He said that they also said that there was a joking reference that they talked about about the adjacent cells.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And the cop made a comment about using every trick in the book. And Cook remarked that he was playing cop.

[James Petregallo]

So there's also stuff like that, which you can't do that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The agent Gromer also said that he.

[James Petregallo]

Did not direct anyone in the jail to place Tegan and Cook in adjacent cells. He said that was just dumb luck. And he said, I didn't tell him to elicit information from the defendant. I just told him if he wants to get off on this, he'll get.

[Jimmy Wissman]

All the information he can.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, but technically, I didn't tell him to get that information, so I didn't.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Say it, just insinuated.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Now, Cook said that no one asked him to solicit incriminating responses from the.

[James Petregallo]

Defendant, and he never considered himself to be an informant, even though he was exchanging information for, you know, informing.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He said that after his arraignment, which was held along with Kendall's and Teagan's, he felt the impact of the crime when he saw one of Klug's family members crying in court. And then he. And then he then suggested his cooperation to his attorney.

[James Petregallo]

That's what happened. Now, Kendall's statements here, some of the statements that were allowed in were.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Kindle just laughed and was real jovial.

[James Petregallo]

About it and calling Klug a pussy and that he was weak. That's another note, I guess she said. I guess he said in a note.

[Jimmy Wissman]

That Kindle was really thought plug was weak, and she was really hung up about her money. She's cold, man. Jesus Christ.

[James Petregallo]

So they said that also. They said that Teghan and Kendall started talking about going to a guy in.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Rapid City, that they knew that it.

[James Petregallo]

Owed him money and that this kid owed him money. And that's this kid, obviously. Now, Tegan argues that none of this shit should be allowed in these jail notes.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Okay?

[Jimmy Wissman]

He says, number one, the statement, while.

[James Petregallo]

Made when the conspiracy was continuing, was.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Not made to enlist someone to join.

[James Petregallo]

The conspiracy, to advance the aims of.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The conspiracy to allay suspicion, or as.

[James Petregallo]

A narrative statement by one conspirator to another about what each had done. Which seems like it's exactly what that was.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Exactly.

[James Petregallo]

I'll take number four on that one all day. That's exactly what that was.

[Dwayna Beebe]

I don't know what they're trying to muddy with.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I don't know.

[James Petregallo]

So July 2005, Tegan goes to trial for kidnapping because they don't know where.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Troy is at all.

[James Petregallo]

There's no body, no crime at this point. So Kendall does not testify at his trial because she's still in the loony bin there.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Many of her statements previously determined by the court to be admissible were admitted.

[James Petregallo]

And also the jail notes were admitted as well. So Chopper testifies, testifies about the maggots.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Testifies about the car should have been.

[James Petregallo]

Cleaned five days ago, all that kind of shit.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Says that he was home sleeping when Teagan and Kendall woke him up early Wednesday morning and offered to sell him methods.

[James Petregallo]

You ever get woken up and someone's like, you want some meth? No, I want the opposite of that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I'm sleeping.

[Dwayna Beebe]

This is the worst cold call ever.

[James Petregallo]

Wow. Hey. Hey, dude.

[Jimmy Wissman]

You want to buy some meth? Holy shit.

[Dwayna Beebe]

At least my phone says scam likely.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, this is. They broke in through your front window and are standing over your bed asking if you want to be.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Want some meth here.

[James Petregallo]

So Cook testified about saying that you should give him water because he said at one point that he had checked.

[Jimmy Wissman]

On him during the day.

[James Petregallo]

Tegan had checked on clugging the toolbox. And Cook asked him why.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To give him water.

[James Petregallo]

And he said no, to beat on him. That's what Tegan replied with, yeah. And then he told about the feeling.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Bones crushing his face and thinks that's.

[James Petregallo]

What did him in and all that kind of shit. So all this evidence is that Troy was dead, but they don't have evidence of a body, and they don't have evidence to charge him for that. So it's still kidnapping.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And the verdict comes in. Guilty of kidnapping, obviously.

[James Petregallo]

I mean, come on. The sentencing comes around and they're gonna bang him extra hard on sentencing because they know he killed this fucking kid. They just can't do it. So they're gonna give him that. You, sir, may fuck off. 100 years in prison with no body, nobody.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Hundred years.

[James Petregallo]

Wow. Yeah, that's a good one.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Now Kendall is going to plead guilty, but mentally ill to kidnapping.

[James Petregallo]

Okay, that is a negotiated plea right there. So during sentencing here, Cynthia Kindle, I guess, is there trying to do this. They're trying to mitigate.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And she talks at length about her history of mental problems, including being bipolar.

[James Petregallo]

Having PTSD and anxiety disorder.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said after her marriage ended in the mid-1990s, her life just fell apart. Her parents lost track of her for years. She moved to Washington and began using meth. And after she was assaulted in 1999.

[James Petregallo]

She returned to South Dakota where she saw various doctors for her mental illnesses and drug treatment.

[Dwayna Beebe]

A lot of excuses.

[James Petregallo]

Be nice to her is what they're saying. Now Troy's mom testifies and she doesn't have the same fucking thought.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said, I have been tormented and grieved beyond, beyond comprehension. I will never excuse your so called mental illness as part of this.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. She said that you have children too.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And you're being taken away from them.

[James Petregallo]

But it's not as traumatic as the.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Way that my kid was taken from me. She said Kendall has shown little remorse. She said, you think only of you.

[James Petregallo]

She said, sure, you cooperated and everything.

[Jimmy Wissman]

But my son's body still hasn't been found. She said, I want my son's remains to lay beside his father in a proper burial. She said she finds it hard to.

[James Petregallo]

Forgive Kendall for not telling anyone when Torrey Teigen bound her son and put him in the trunk of a car. The prosecutor said that this is a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Good line here, characterized the crime as one where, quote, drugs, childlike self absorbance and evil mixed together.

[James Petregallo]

Oh, my meth, narcissism and pure evil.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Is all that is.

[James Petregallo]

So now they agree to a cap on her sentence, though, because of the mental illness and all that kind of shit. Now Kendall says, she says, I'm remorseful.

[Jimmy Wissman]

For what's happened to my friend. He was my friend.

[James Petregallo]

I asked that I be forgiven and that I can learn from this mistake in my life.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I'm remorseful and I'm very sorry.

[James Petregallo]

I pray you forgive me.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I understand how hard it is to lose your children.

[James Petregallo]

I'm Sorry. And they say, you, ma' am, may fuck off. 20 years in prison.

[Dwayna Beebe]

That's better than 100.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, that's better than 100, but not nearly as much.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The whole thing stemmed from he owes me money.

[Dwayna Beebe]

She deserves way worse.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Her and Tori should have the same.

[James Petregallo]

Sentence because they're the ones who did this together and started Whoever did the details of whatever.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Doesn't matter.

[James Petregallo]

It's the same sentence, so.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Wow.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

20 years and $2,738.34 in restitution, $27,000 in attorney's fees and court costs. And recommended that Kendall receive counseling, medical manage medication management and chemical dependency treatment while in prison.

[James Petregallo]

She said that she. So, yeah. And she, in return, said that she had already began following a 12 step program.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Oh, that's good.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She could be eligible for parole as early as 2014. Jamie Cusick is also going to plead guilty to accessory to murder and perjury.

[James Petregallo]

And is sentenced to. You, sir, may. Fuck off.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He just wanted to go to work. Remember this guy? 20 years in prison.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Okay.

[James Petregallo]

I mean, yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Under the plea agreement, he agreed to take a polygraph test and to testify truthfully if called upon in future trials or court proceedings. He'll remain free on bond pending a sentencing hearing. Faces up to five years in prison.

[James Petregallo]

On one thing, and then 10 years in prison on something else.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And then a previous drug conviction increases the penalty.

[James Petregallo]

That's why you got 20 years. Jamie Corrion TRIAL Okay. Now, Tegan was subpoenaed to testify at this trial, but took the fifth.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Really?

[Jimmy Wissman]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

He didn't testify. He took the fifth. Now, for some reason, the time and date dispute on when they were where becomes a big deal in this trial. I don't know why.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So they said the jury was required.

[James Petregallo]

To resolve the factual dispute.

[Jimmy Wissman]

From Cook's testimony, the jury could have found that Klug was still alive Wednesday morning. Even if Tegan and Kendall were at Cook's house sometime Tuesday morning.

[James Petregallo]

There's no dispute that Tegan and went.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To Korean's house on Tuesday morning. And there's substantial evidence that Korean acquired knowledge on Tuesday that Klug was alive and being held against his will.

[James Petregallo]

They let everything in.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The verdict comes in here.

[James Petregallo]

She is found guilty of accessory, accessory to murder. Now, they found guilty.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Not even after the fact.

[James Petregallo]

No, they don't have a body. And they actually have a murder charge now. They tried it.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Yeah.

[James Petregallo]

And also aiding and abetting kidnapping. Okay, she is sentenced to. You, ma' am, may fuck off.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Life without parole.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Holy shit.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah, that Is without.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Life without. Korean got life without.

[James Petregallo]

But Kendall only got 20 years. I don't understand that.

[Dwayna Beebe]

What is going on?

[Jimmy Wissman]

Nobody. No Crime, my ass.

[James Petregallo]

That's something.

[Dwayna Beebe]

A lot of crime.

[Jimmy Wissman]

That's a lot of crime. Chopper Cook now.

[James Petregallo]

Tell Cook he pleads guilty to a misdemeanor charge of misprison, which is failure to report of a felony.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In exchange for prosecutors dropping the kidnapping charge. He got the lightest of everything because.

[James Petregallo]

He was the first to cooperate and, like, help them.

[Dwayna Beebe]

That's the answer.

[James Petregallo]

He testified for the state at Tegan's trial.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He was given.

[James Petregallo]

You, sir, may fuck off.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Two years probation.

[James Petregallo]

What? 500 hours of community service and $1,000 fine.

[Dwayna Beebe]

What criminal? Speeding.

[Jimmy Wissman]

If he just had meth on him.

[James Petregallo]

He would have got more than that.

[Dwayna Beebe]

If he ran from the cops for anything. He gets worse than that.

[James Petregallo]

It's crazy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So 2008, they're gonna try Tegan for murder.

[James Petregallo]

Now they got him for kidnapping, now they're gonna try him again for murder. They have everybody is testify basically willing to testify against him now to make deals for themselves.

[Jimmy Wissman]

So he ends up pleading guilty.

[James Petregallo]

And part of the guilty plea is.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To lead authorities to Troy's body as well.

[James Petregallo]

They will not accept the plea without that in there. So during sentencing here, Tegan's parents tried to defend him. Fucking wow. I wouldn't. I'd be like this.

[Jimmy Wissman]

My son's a monster.

[James Petregallo]

I don't know what happened. It wasn't my fault.

[Dwayna Beebe]

He's a moron.

[James Petregallo]

He's a moron and a monster. He said, quote, troy, this is the. I don't know if this is the mother or father, but Tory is an intelligent, hard working man and the Teigans.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Are a strong, close family. He was brought up in a Christian home, taught to know kindness and caring to others.

[James Petregallo]

But she said, as an adult, she said Tori was different.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said, we don't like the choices he's made recently, but I love him.

[James Petregallo]

Unconditionally and I'll always be here for him.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Troy Klug's mom had a great speech.

[James Petregallo]

Here because this is the guy who did everything. So she gets to unload finally on this guy.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And she.

[James Petregallo]

This is Joyce Klug said, God, please.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Forgive me for some of the things.

[James Petregallo]

I'm going to be saying today. That's how she started her.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Oh, I'm about to. I'm about to roast my own son.

[James Petregallo]

I'm about.

[Jimmy Wissman]

No, no, no, no.

[James Petregallo]

This is Tegan talking about Tegan. This is the dead guy's mom talking about the Guy who roast Teigen. Right. So roast Teigen at his sentencing. Yeah. Okay.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said that Tegan is a cold, calculating animal monster.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Yeah, Those are two different things.

[James Petregallo]

Great. Both she Klug refers to letters that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan wrote in which she described making fish food and executing his plan with grinding perfection. She said, nobody can imagine what this has done to me as Troy's mother. The grinding bothers me.

[James Petregallo]

She said. She said that I know you've suffered medical problems and you've had counseling and all that kind of shit, but I.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Can'T bury my son beside my father.

[James Petregallo]

Which is tragically devastating.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She said, I wonder if you know that you've got a twin brother running.

[James Petregallo]

Around and it's Satan.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Boom.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Unless he was roasting his family, talking.

[Jimmy Wissman]

About, your mom's a whore.

[James Petregallo]

When I first read this, I was like, oh, she's going into the family. Nope, your brother is Satan.

[Dwayna Beebe]

She shouted, expose all your family secrets.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Brother's got horns.

[James Petregallo]

So she then said Tegan deserved more.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Than the maximum sentence of life in prison, but would be held to answer to a higher power. She said, God forgive me. Damn you, you cowardly monster. I hope you fry in hell with your twin brother.

[James Petregallo]

Say, damn you. Obviously, my final statement is, tell us where Troy is.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Great answer. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tegan says, I'd just like to say that I'm sorry to Joyce and Troy's family and my own family.

[James Petregallo]

I don't know what else to say.

[Jimmy Wissman]

There's no excuse, though.

[James Petregallo]

I'll be completely honest from here forward, that's all.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Well, where is he?

[James Petregallo]

They said, well, you, sir, may fuck off.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Life without parole for you.

[James Petregallo]

Tack that on your hundred years. There you go then.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In May 2009, at the Sheep Mountain.

[James Petregallo]

Range in eastern Montana, South Dakota state investigators, along with Tory in the area here, found what they believe were the.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Skeletal remains of Troy.

[James Petregallo]

This is, you know, four years later here, they said, we're quite certain that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Troy has been found.

[James Petregallo]

It brings closure to a five year.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Investigation of this horrific crime.

[James Petregallo]

They said that they'd been over.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Search teams had previously been over the.

[James Petregallo]

General area but didn't find him. They said that Tegan was able to narrow the search, though, and the investigators eventually spotted a depression in the ground and that turned out to be the grave. They described the site as being in a remote, rugged, treacherous country. They needed Tori to tell them where it was or they wouldn't have found it.

[Jimmy Wissman]

They uncovered boxer shorts, a belt, shoes, and a wallet consistent with the descriptions of of Klug's possessions and what he was Last seen wearing. They also found duct tape, barn lye.

[James Petregallo]

And alkaline cleaner on him and in the area. The forensic lab at the site were able to identify him conclusively through DNA as well. Troy's mom, Joyce, said that it was a long day, and she knew that they were looking in Montana and they.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Knew that they found her son. And she said, we've been waiting five years for this, and it's a real relief, but it still just doesn't seem real.

[James Petregallo]

And she said she planned to hold a memorial service for her son soon as well. Tegan did some appealing.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Really?

[Jimmy Wissman]

It's crazy. Yeah, he did some appealing saying that.

[James Petregallo]

His right to a speedy trial was.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Violated because the trial didn't come till.

[James Petregallo]

About a year after he was put in. But if he didn't fight for a speedy trial, though, then you have to. You have to put in for a speedy trial, I think so. His sixth amendment right to counsel was violated when law enforcement used Cook to.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Elicit information from him in prison. The court erred when it admitted a co conspirator. Statements of Kindle.

[James Petregallo]

Remember all those Kindle statements?

[Jimmy Wissman]

The court erred in finding that a conspiracy existed between Kindle was found incompetent to stand trial. And one cannot have a conspiracy with.

[James Petregallo]

Someone that is incompetent legally, I guess.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He was also denied the right to cross examine.

[James Petregallo]

Kendall. They just allowed her out of court station statements to come in, so there's no cross examination.

[Jimmy Wissman]

And the court erred when it grossly imposed. When it imposed a grossly disproportionate sentence by considering facts that are not part.

[James Petregallo]

Of the kidnapping charge.

[Jimmy Wissman]

He said it's grossly disproportionate to the crime of kidnapping.

[James Petregallo]

The hundred years he's not doing the murder one. He said, according to the defendant.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The court expressed that the defendant likely killed Klug and destroyed the body, and that the court went beyond the scope permitted in sentencing for a kidnapping conviction.

[James Petregallo]

But by the time he's doing this.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The body has been found, he is.

[James Petregallo]

Dead, so it doesn't matter. The judge was right. He might have made a guess at the time, but now he's right.

[Dwayna Beebe]

He assumed. But, hey, give him a. Give him a gold star. He won.

[James Petregallo]

Yeah. What the fuck, man? They said that a court is permitted.

[Jimmy Wissman]

To consider uncharged conduct when acquainting itself with the character of the defendant for sentencing.

[James Petregallo]

That's in the law. So tough shit. The decision said here that they said.

[Jimmy Wissman]

In your statement to the court, you told the court, yes, I should take responsibility. You told the court you use methamphetamine. Beyond that, you did not take responsibility for the crime. Now, the court considers as perhaps one.

[James Petregallo]

Of the reasons is the fact that.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Further criminal charges for murder or manslaughter could be brought against you. The court considers that this is a possible explanation. Nevertheless, your decision not to accept responsibility, not to disclose the location of the.

[James Petregallo]

Body is a factor that that can and is considered, can be and is considered by this court.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Your conduct thus far indicates to the court that your plan for rehabilitation is to persist in your denial, bully others while in prison, and keep secret the.

[James Petregallo]

Location of Troy's body. Because this is before he put it out.

[Jimmy Wissman]

The jury found that you kidnapped Troy Klug. The legislature imposed widespread discretion for trial courts and sentencing.

[James Petregallo]

And you can keep on fucking off. Mr. 2010, the Korean appeal. Jamie Korean, she appeals here and her conviction is upheld. And in 2017, there's a big fluff piece on Jamie Korian in the newspaper here saying that Jamie Corian is part of a.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She joined a program against meth program.

[James Petregallo]

There's a program that some guy started called Fam First.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Fam First.

[James Petregallo]

Fathers Against Method.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Oh.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Somehow they went to the women's prison.

[James Petregallo]

And they ended up getting Korean in there and everything like that. So Korean said, that's why I'm here.

[Jimmy Wissman]

I sold drugs. I never thought it would affect how other people.

[James Petregallo]

I never thought how it would affect other people. It's sad.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Lives have been lost.

[James Petregallo]

I get to see my son. Others involved with this don't have that choice anymore.

[Jimmy Wissman]

She says, nobody ever offered me treatment.

[James Petregallo]

And I never asked for help.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Don't let the drugs take you down.

[Dwayna Beebe]

Don't let him. Yeah.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Don't let him.

[James Petregallo]

So there you go, everybody. That is Belle Fourche and a hell of a fucking horrible, heartless.

[Jimmy Wissman]

That's one of the worst murders we've.

[James Petregallo]

Ever heard because it's just. You let him basically die of thirst, and in a box like that is torturous torture.

[Dwayna Beebe]

You killed a man by not giving him nourishment. That's all.

[James Petregallo]

And beating him, who knows?

[Jimmy Wissman]

It's fucking horrifying, man. It's. These people make Sarah Boone look like a fucking saint.

[James Petregallo]

Like, this is crazy. This is fucking horrifying. So anyway, if you enjoyed that story.

[Jimmy Wissman]

Tell everyone you can about it. Give us five stars, and whatever app.

[James Petregallo]

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[James Petregallo]

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[Jimmy Wissman]

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[James Petregallo]

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[Jimmy Wissman]

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[James Petregallo]

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[Jimmy Wissman]

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