Good Cop/Bad Cop: Solving the Murder of Heather Bogle

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I was the leading investigator of the Heather Bogel investigation. She worked with Midnight, which means she would clock in roughly 10, 10, 30 in the evening. She worked her shift, and she clocked out at approximately 6, 17 that following morning. She was less seen leaving the parking lot of the war pool corporation. And then she disappeared.

She failed to pick up her daughter from school, and this was like clockwork.

She never failed to pick up her daughter.

The Sand, that's the kind of sheriff's department tonight, is working to solve a mystery. Where is 28 year old Heather Bogel? Her family is the one that they, within hours, they were post-inscience, putting things on Facebook and all other types of social media.

“I think somebody has her, and they need to bring her home.”

Why would they, uh, why do I get an effort? I don't know. And as the minutes and the hours went by, and people became more and more worried because they could not find her back. She doesn't have any enemies that we know of. We just have no idea how this could happen.

She had a lot of chaos going on. The lot of things are going on in her personal life. She was vulnerable at that point.

She's an amazing woman, and she's always there for me, and we might not know we're here for her.

This is solved. The old fashioned way bit by bit tracking down every potentially because you never know when that lead turns into a break.

“The day after she disappeared, I get a phone call from the sheriff's office that Heather's vehicle had been located.”

I had role patrol unlocked the vehicle, and then we popped the trunk, and we saw something that we did not expect to see. I don't think anybody had a clue about the mystery, the intrigue, and the story that was going to come out of the opening of that trunk. A lot of times in law enforcement, we look at things, and we try not to see them for what they are. It's almost as if it's not real. But this one was different, say Sheriff Chris Hilton, what they found inside the trunk of Heather Bogel's car was painfully real.

What did they find in the trunk? They found a beautiful young woman who had been savagely beaten and murdered. That beautiful young woman was Heather Bogel. When you know what she looked like when you saw the pictures of her and to see what was in the trunk of the car, it was as if they were two completely different things. And when you look at that kind of stuff, it sinks in its own.

Her wounds told a harrowing story of torture home, but will you believe awful. And grit says prosecutor Tim Bronn, a lot of defensive wounds on the hand for blocking bringing your hands up protecting. It's more to that tell you, it told me she had thought that she was a physically overpowered by someone, beaten down and then handcuffed. Because of death, two shots to the back, penetrating vital organs under chest. Heather's body was placed in the trunk of her car, curled up in a semi-feetle position, wearing an oversized Mickey Mouse T-shirt.

It looked like it had been posed to create a certain effect. Her hands were coiled up and looked like a child sleeping to some degree. Heather's hair had been chopped off at the scalp. Imagine taking like a pocket knife and just going like this with it. Just picking it up and chopping it off.

And her fingernails cut down to the cuticles, possibly her murderers attempt to destroy DNA, says Bronn.

Somebody had cleaned her up extremely carefully after she died.

Who would want to do this to her?

That's psychopath.

“Homer, pray for whiz of an understanding, Lord God, not pray for the family of Heather to deceive and follow up pray for her friends.”

Shocked, frightened and grief struck, the locals turned out in droves, demanding justice for Heather Bogel, and holding benefits for her five-year-old daughter, Mackenzie. The woman who walks out of the world pool factory at 6.17 a.m. Heather Bogel, who is she? A 28-year-old single mother who worked hard at that factory to provide a wonderful life for her daughter.

She was well-liked. With dreams for a better life, Heather had just finished nursing school. She wanted something better than working at World Pool. Not that World Pool was bad, but she wanted some more for herself and for her daughter. But the days leading up to her death were fraught with tension.

She had just failed her nursing board exams and was in the midst of an ugly breakup.

For the past year, Heather had been involved in her first same-sex relationship with a woman she met at World Pool,

Carmella Badea, but they just had a big blow-up. There had been threats made, hadn't they? Yeah, there had been, there had been, yes, the text messages and the phone calls and some of the exchanges were very, very nasty. Lead Detective Sean O'Connell says Carmella was one of the first people he looked at. There was some table over a more altercation between Heather and her girlfriend Carmella that Wednesday.

Heather goes in to work on Wednesday evening and leaves work Thursday morning not to be seen. But after examining Carmella's phone records and speaking to her several times, O'Connell determined Carmella was not the killer. You were comfortable ruling her out, absolutely. He was not so quick to rule out this woman.

Kiana Bohr, a single mother who lived in the apartment complex where Heather's car and body were discovered.

“Is it fair to say that your interactions with Kiana Bohr, early on, raised your suspicion about her?”

Absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, from her demeanor, from her reluctancy and wanting to talk to us, yeah, absolutely. But even more than that, it was that Mickey Mouse shirt on Heather Bogels' body. There was some speculation that the shirt that was found on Heather Bogel again, it's a red XL Mickey Mouse type t-shirt.

Kiana Bohr was seen to be wearing this same type of t-shirt. Andy says her Facebook postings read like a confession. Reference tier in the police report. Kiana's making statements on her Facebook page that I can't believe what happened just happened. O'Connell says she also makes mention in another post about doing eight to ten years for murder

and pleading insanity. The day Heather disappears? The day that she disappeared, yes, April 9th and 2015. He says he became even more suspicious when he learned that Omar Satchel, a man who served time on home invasion and firearms charges, was in Kiana's apartment the night Heather's body was found.

Omar Satchel very quickly becomes a person of interest to you. He did it. Why? Because of his involvement as far as being in the vicinity of the time of her body being discovered, O'Connell believed Omar knew Heather that he sometimes sold her pot,

but even more importantly, O'Connell says he found a link between Omar Satchel and what possibly could have been the gun used to kill Heather. During the course of my investigation, I find out that Omar may have stolen a small caliber type firearm. Neither the gun nor the bullets were ever found,

but O'Connell claims a source told him that a third accomplice,

a friend of Omar's named K-Ree Jeffrey, dumped the murder weapon. So according to my source, who was standing next to K-Ree and K-Ree, walked up along the river bank and tossed us black bag containing the fire I'm using the homicide into the river. It's ultimately pumped us to launch a dive team into the river

and hopes to recover the bay. Came up empty, came up empty.

“So what would the three of these people have as a motive to kill Heather Bowen?”

I don't know what their motive would have been. O'Connell didn't have enough to arrest them, but continued building his murder case against the three. A case newspaper man Matt Westerhold was watching with interest.

He and his paper had a long history reporting on the detective.

We were concerned because we didn't believe the detective O'Connell

“could conduct a legitimate investigation.”

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