Kelly Cochran was not your average serial killer. The story of O. “Boring” wife Whoever became “devilish wife of Michigan” took the investigators through many bandages, leading them down the rabbit hole with unprecedented discoveries.
It all started with an unhappy marriage, an external lover and a distorted “murder”, which all proven love can be deadly.
Kelly and her husband Jason agreed on their wedding night that if any of them had an affair, it was their job to kill the person they had an affair with or that one spouse would kill another spouse.
This pact of words would one day materialize into action, leaving investigators task Let’s connect what happened.
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“Obviously, I thought it was very strange and unusual, but it’s part of the story. Whether it’s true or not, it’s between her and him and for us to try to understand it in the end,” Jeremy Ogden, a detective sergeant in Hobart, Indiana, at a time when Cochran suspected Jason’s murder, Foxeus Digital told.
Ogden and former Iron River, Police Chief Michigan Laura Frizzzo Ogden, was sitting a picture of an investigation into the murder of lovers and associates by Kelly Cochran Chris Regan and her husband Jason, in an exclusive interview before the announcement Fox Nation “We love you to death.”
Sick, twisted, manipulative, evil – Cochran was on a “different level”. She and Jason were able to avoid implementing the law two years after Regan’s death in Michigan. Then he turned the case in Indiana when Cochran called 911 to report that her husband would not breathe.
At the time, Jason was also dead.
Dealing with some such cunning and sharp calls to solve the case in a completely different way, said Jeremy Ogden, including an unusual psychological tactic. At one point, Jeremy decided to cut the phrase, “Chris is here”, into a tree at Kelly Park, visited, everything in the hope that he would make her acknowledge her crimes.
In the end, she acknowledged Regan’s murder, but scored guilty to Jason.
“I think everyone should take into account that she spent a lot of time studying herself,” Jeremy assumed.
“Psychology, human behavior, forensics, all these things are the nightmare in the interview room. They all are, and you are dealing with someone who is well educated and has a certain level of intelligence … that makes things a little more difficult.”
According to the nature of her intelligence, her shell was a challenge to shoot – but it was not impossible.
“I was the one she wanted to go through the wall,” Laura said Fox News Digital. “From the very beginning, Kelly had problems with me because I didn’t dig her as maybe other detectives.”
But things changed over time and the barrier broke out between them.
“That’s after Jeremy smashed her and she was arrested, and she returned to Michigan prison, waiting for trial. I guess we really connected. This was the night before she took me to the remnants of Chris Regan, and I sat down and talked to her prison cell, and she told me, and she told me she told, and she told me.
“But that night, she said,” No one has made me. No incident made me the way I am. I was born this way, and this is what I am. I don’t feel feelings. I don’t feel sad. I’m not remorse, “Laura recalled.” Basically, telling me that she didn’t care. “
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Laura said it was “bizarre” as Cochrana began to be sorry despite their growing contempt for the criminal.
“I knew what she did and how evil she was and I knew I couldn’t communicate with her in any positive way to get anything while she showed that person because I was too angry – where Jeremy had the ability Put it out of the mind and do what he had to do to do the job. “
In addition to the arrears of crime research, Kelly Cochran also changed his life in a personal way for Ogens.
Now the married couple met and fell in love during the investigation, and their relationship encouraged mutual search for justice.
Meanwhile, Cochran now withstanding a life sentence plus 65 years for his crimes.
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Fox News’ Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.
