Two days of testimony are now in the books at the Michael Kelly murder trial. On Wednesday the jury heard from the Thunder Bay Police employee who took the original missing persons report on Judie Thibault November 21st of 2000. Pamela Whissel testified that someone who identified himself as Michael Kelly told her on the phone that his common law spouse Judie Thibault was missing. He told her that the day before Thibault had been sitting at their kitchen table upset over something and then got up, left the house and drove away in a car. Kelly is charged with First Degree murder in her death. The trial continues Thursday. 
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Police employee testifies at trial
Two days of testimony are now in the books at the Michael Kelly murder trial. On Wednesday the jury heard from the Thunder Bay Police employee who took the original missing persons report on Judie Thibault November 21st of 2000. Pamela Whissel testified that someone who identified himself as Michael Kelly told her on the phone that his common law spouse Judie Thibault was missing. He told her that the day before Thibault had been sitting at their kitchen table upset over something and then got up, left the house and drove away in a car. Kelly is charged with First Degree murder in her death. The trial continues Thursday. 