Welfare Check Reveals Drunk Son Killed His Mother

What's up, dude? You go. Why? I'm telling you, she ain't going to get up. Police are at the home of Normma Carricker after receiving a frantic call from her son. He was heavily drunk, but managed to say enough. Someone ran out of the house and he heard his mother's scream. Police department, ma'am. Oh, Norma was already dead, strangled with a bungee cord. We're need some other units to clear the house. This looks like a homicide. You mind want to get a canine track started? Somebody ran out the back door. In the days that followed, detectives would uncover an extensive list of suspects, each with their own dark motives, jealous exes, hidden family secrets, a lucrative life insurance payout, and even a decades old family murder. turning this seemingly simple welfare check into one of the most twisted homicide cases the town had ever seen. Because you're our only loose information deal without you we have enough. She had an escrow in a million dollars. Mary did choose to my mom, you know, for her money and I even fed her one. You're going to [ __ ] end up dead. Then kids would blame me because they know I didn't like them. Said it was so good making you want to slap your mom. I'm going to kill them all. In the early hours of a Wednesday morning at 1:30 a.m., police in Troy, Illinois, received a confusing call from an intoxicated man. 911. What's the address of your emergency? Rainbow taken out. Huh? My mom must have went on a date last night. I heard the guy leave out the back door and I heard [ __ ] And I went up there on the dog and I went upstairs. My mom my mom I didn't hear my mom walk through the house. My mom responding. Your mom's not responding. Does she need an ambulance?