[Crime Scene] What does Becky Pace know about that pregnancy test?

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Greetings , Becky Pace, victim's sister This past week, Detective Armstrong and I talked to Becky Pace again and asked her about some things y'all have been curious about. Among other things, we asked her about the pregnancy test box that we found in her sister's home with her fingerprint on it. She denied that the test was hers and claimed she had disposed of it for someone else. Becky Pace: [The person] was worried she might be pregnant, so she took the test. And then she was worried that [someone] would find the box, so she gave it to me so I could get rid of it. We also asked her if Kimberly had ever mentioned any of her students, and she said, Becky Pace: Yes! That kid that wrote the article. She was pissed as hell at him. She said she was going to make him pay big time. Detective Armstrong: How so? Becky Pace: She didn't say, only that he was going to be sorry. For this update, we also spoke to the dog sitter's ex-boyfriend about the weekend Kimberly's dog Emerson died. Plus, you have some more excerpts from Kimberly's journal and some replies to the emails she sent. On Thursday, we'll have a follow-up interview with Cheryl Weston, some information about Kimberly's email correspondents, and more. The Whodunit Contest is coming Have you identified your prime suspect(s) yet? Or at least narrowed the field to a few possibilities? The Whodunit Contest will be starting in about 10 days, so it's time to start thinking about your theory of the crime. If you need some more information to help you put your theory together, why not Ask the Detective? All you need to do is join Crime Scene, and you can see the answers to all questions others have posted and ask some of your own. Because some users experienced technical difficulties during the processing step of our original 50% off coupon, we've revived it for a short time. Between now and Thursday, November 10, 2011, enter EMAIL50 at checkout to get a 6-month, non-renewing Crime Scene membership for only $3.50. Crime Scene members can ask the detective questions and review the answers to all the questions, and you also get to see complete interview videos without ads. It's a great deal and it won't last, so don't miss out. Collaborate with your fellow web sleuths Nothing helps you refine your theory about the case like bouncing it off a fellow investigator, and the Crime Scene Community is a great place to do that. Why not post your comments on the individual case documents or drop by the Crime Scene Forum and share your thoughts, ? Yours, Det. Murphy Kimberly Pace Investigation New Case documents: Becky Pace follow-up interview Eric Brandon interview Kimberly Pace's journal excerpts, part 2 Kimberly Pace's sent & received email Collaborate on the Case Visit the Crime Scene Forums and the Crime Scene Community to share your thoughts about the case. New to Crime Scene? There are several ways you can take part. • Anonymous Tipsters are always welcome at Crime Scene, and you don't need to pay anything or even sign up to enjoy a case. • Officers can use their registered Crime Scene IDs to post comments on case documents, see the questions the detectives are answering, and participate in the Crime Scene Community. • Detectives can use their paid Crime Scene IDs to do everything the Officers can, plus they can ask the detectives questions about the investigation and get answers. They also get to see interview videos without ads and can review solutions of solved cases. Detectives also get access to exclusive case documents and, coming soon, even more premium features.   Share this on Facebook     Crime Scene 3440 N 16th St #4 Phoenix AZ 85016 Phone 623-565-8573

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