Her boyfriend thought he had committed the perfect crime
Kelly Dwyer was a twenty-seven-year-old woman from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With her bubbly personality, it was no surprise that everyone who interacted with her loved her, from her yoga instructor to her coworkers.
Like most young people, Kelly had an extensive online presence. And so, on October 12, 2013, when Kelly abruptly stopped posting on social media, her friends immediately suspected something was wrong.
Two nights prior, on October 10, Kelly and her long-term boyfriend, Kris Zocco, had gone out to a local bar in Milwaukee. Afterward, the couple went back to Kris’s apartment. That was the last time Kelly was seen alive.
“Friends with benefits”
As Kelly’s boyfriend, Kris was naturally the prime suspect. First, Kris insisted that Kelly had left the next morning after hanging out, despite zero surveillance footage showing Kelly leaving the building.
Next, he tried to downplay their relationship, claiming they weren’t boyfriend and girlfriend but instead just “friends with benefits.” Worse, he tried to shame Kelly as a wild party girl who did hard drugs and slept around with men she met online.
