The Death of Libby Caswell - Independence, MO 2017 #justiceforlibby

In this Missouri Mayhem episode, the sisters delve into the mysterious and controversial case of Libby Caswell, a young woman found dead in 2017. Despite her family's persistent doubts and expert opinions suggesting foul play, the case remains classified as a suicide. We explore the initial circumstances of Libby's death, her background, and her close relationship with her son. The episode highlights her tumultuous relationship with her boyfriend, Devon Martin, marked by documented domestic violence and suspicious behavior.Key evidence and forensic discrepancies, such as ligature marks and scene staging, are examined alongside conflicting witness statements. We discuss the 911 call made by Devon Martin and his inconsistent accounts of the events. Audio PodcastsWhat Happened to Libby Caswell: An intensive, multi-episode investigative podcast hosted by award-winning journalist Melissa Jeltsen through iHeartRadio. It unpacks the crime scene, police audio, and Libby's history of surviving domestic abuse.Advocacy & Official StatementsJustice for Libby Facebook Page: The central hub managed by Libby's mother, Cindy Caswell, featuring case updates, expert findings, media appearances, and community outreach initiatives.Alliance for HOPE International: The Justice Project: A domestic violence advocacy group that conducted a thorough review of the case evidence. Their findings are used as a core training study in their nationally recognized Hidden Homicides Course.Jackson County Prosecutor's Statement: The official press documentation from Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker regarding the review of evidence and limitations on filing criminal charges based on the current files. News Articles & Longform JournalismDomesticShelters.org Article: A comprehensive piece titled "Did Domestic Violence Victim Libby Caswell Really Take Her Own Life?" which explores the intersection of domestic violence, strangulation, and police mishandling.KSHB 41 I-Team Reports: In-depth local investigative reporting by Sarah Plake ("What Happened in Room 319?") outlining conflicting witness testimonies and the physical evidence at the Independence motel room.