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Tag Archive for: Stacey Burns

Divorce Records Tell of Troubles

January 25, 2011/in Uncategorized/by Eyes for Lies

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Here is an interesting article on the Stacey Burns murder, which talks about her husband’s behavior.  Ed Burns apparently had Stacey quite afraid of him–at one point threatening to cut off “body parts”.  Another time he woke her at 4 a.m., was standing over her and told her “death or divorce”.  Ed was not happy about hearing his wife wanted to separate from him.  Witnesses also told the court, when Stacy filed for an emergency restraining order, that Ed burned her clothes and cosmetics.

Stacey got a restraining order against Ed in 2007 for a year, and a year later, she got it renewed by a judge for a 5 year period, but during that time, she softened again, and let Ed back into her life for her children’s sake.  And it didn’t take long for Ed to petition to the court to remove the restraining order.  That was late in 2008 and by Mother’s Day she was found murdered. 

Stacey had told the court about Ed, “I feel afraid of what Ed would do if the restraining order was lifted. I am fearful of Ed coming into my house while myself and my five children are there.”

Past behavior, as Dr. Phil says, is often a good predictor of future behavior.  

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ABC’s 20/20 Mother’s Day Murder

January 24, 2011/in Uncategorized/by Eyes for Lies


Friday night ABC’s 20/20 ran a show on Stacey Burns, who was murdered on Mother’s Day.  Her body was left by the killer to be found by her children Mother’s Day morning.  The show profiles two individuals who could be responsible for her killing:  her ex-husband and an ex-boyfriend.

It’s a truly perplexing mystery.  The ex-husband had made threats against his wife, and she had a restraining order against him.  He ex-boyfriend was somewhat obsessed by her according to friends, and his DNA was found under her fingernails.

While watching the interview, I have gut belief at who is responsible, but from the interview, there were no concrete clues that were leaked out, unfortunately.  It’s much like the Hailey Dunn case.  I have a gut instinct, but there is not hard behavioral evidence in these two cases that will give me what I need to make a definitive decision based on behavior.  That doesn’t mean that these two cases can’t be solved by behavioral evidence, it just means I’d need to ask more direct questions myself to get to the truth. Not all interviews will provide the questions to leak the clues…

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