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Time

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109/1112007

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0300~652 Trawick Dr.
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1231 4652 TrawickDr,

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Medtco-Legal Autopsy Authorized

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REASON FOR ASSUMING MEDICAL EXAMINER JURISDICTION (Check ONE only)

Blood Sample Drawn

Not Viewed

Eye

Yes

~ No

IS DECEDENT AN ORGAN DONOR?

o No

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(Please ask family, when all possible)

Any Needed Organ

-a

I hereby certify trot after receiving notice of death described herein IfiOOk
cb rge of the body
made inquiries regardin
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accordance with the Mississippi Code Annotated, and that the inforraatio
belief.

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o~ 091111200-t.I responded to 4652 Trawick Drive at the request of me Jackson Police department. Upon my arrival at approximatly 12:31 pm, I entered the residence I
and found the body of this decedant, identified by drives license photo and ~II.D. offamily membeLas Mary Heather Spencer, lying on the floor of a bedroom north
of the hall way on the north end of the house. There was a very large, mostly dried pool of blood on the floor of the hallway directly ajacent to this bedroom. A few blood
stained foot prints were visable in the hallway as well. This decedant was naked from the waist down and was lying in a somewhat lateral position. Apair of light
colored pants with blood stains and a pair of panties 'Were on the floor in the bedroom near the body.
I esamined her remains at the scene and located multiple large gashes to the bead and forehead. There was also bruising visable 00 the face and hands and anus. The
rectum sphincter was open, and there was signs ofblood there.
The decedants hands were bagged and the body was placed in a body bag and transported by Mississippi Mortuary Services to the Mississippi State Medical Examiners
morgue. Dr. Steve Hayne performed a autopsy the evening 0[09/1112007. The cause ofdeath was determined to be the result of craniocerebral traumacaused by blunt
force trauma to the head. Blood samples and other bodily fluids and specimens were obtained by Dr. Hayne, and a sexual assault kit was performed also. (see Dr. Hayne's
autopsy report for more detailed information)
This death is ruled a homicide.

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Multiple Charve.

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CaDibl Murder
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15 -location of Crim~ddress. lnIet$01diOn, Block. Etc.)

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Case Number

2007.179187
ynopsis

Continuation, Narrative and Witness Statement

On September 11,2007 the Jackson Police Department's SWAT team was dispatchedto the BPGas at
Northside Drive and McWillie Drive in reference to a white male threatening to commitsuicide. Upon
arrival SWAT team members observed a white male sitting in a vehicle in the parking lot ofthe BP-Gas
with a gun to his head. This area was evacuated for safety concerns and the hostage negation team was
summoned to the scene.
Shortly after SWAT team members came in contact with this individual at the BP-Gas, a patrol officers was
flagged down by James D. Bell at Nothside Drive and Old Canton Road. Mr. Bell was accompanied by
_ a n d advised the officer t h a t _ had infonnation on a possible murder on Trawick-Drive.
~ed the officer that the male at the BP-Gas was George Bell ID. Elizabeth advised the officer
that George Bell III came to here residence at 1071 Parkwood Place at approximately 7:30am. While inside
of her residence~!sed that George was acting very strange and seemed to be nervous and he
kept moving around.-_stated that George told her that he had done somethingvery bad.
asked him what had he done and George replied that he had killed the only person that he loved.
stated that she knew George because he was dating her roommate (Mary Heather Spencer),
stated
that she became very nervous at this point and George displayed a handgun and pointed the weapon at
. _ _ stated that George asked her to perform oral sex_ _ stated that she refused to
perfonn any sexual acts with George. After she refused to perform or~rge stated oral sex was all he
wanted her to do because his girlfrien~pencer) had reused to do so and that's why he killed her. Still
armed with a handgun George forced_into the car he was driving_advised that George
was driving ~ Once inside the car George drove to his mother's house at 4652 Trawick Drive.
Upon arriv~dvised she refused to get out ofthe car. George advised her to get out ofthe vehicle
and that his mother was home._
stated she refused to get out ofthe car until she saw George's
mother. While she was sitting in the car George's mother Robbie Bell came out ofthe house. Once she
observed Ms. Bell she exited the vehicle and was escorted into the house by George and his mother. Once
inside the hous
vised she observed large amounts of blood in the living room, the kitchen, and
in the hallway.
ted that once she saw the blood that she knew that something was really wrong.
stated that Robbie Bell then called George's uncle (James B~) and told him to come oier the
house. Shortly afterward, James arrived and he went outside to talk to Robb~&~ After'a brief
conversation they all came back into the house and James tried to convince Oe5t't!'tb~imself into the
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James also tried to convince Robbie to turn George into the police and she stated that she wasn't
going to leave her son. After George did not agree to turn himself into police James too~
and left the residence. James Bell and~eft 4652 Trawick Drive traveling on Northside
Drive when they came in contact with a Ptecinct Four Officer at the Old CantonRoad intersection.
Robbie Bell and George Bell were left at the residence. Shortly afterward, Robbie called James and
advised him. that George had left the house and wanted to stop at the store to get some cigarettes and
something to drink. They stopped at the BP-gas on Nothside Drive.
RobberylHomicide Detectives along with the Crime Scene Search Unit were dispatched to 4652
Trawick Drive. Upon arrival Detectives observed that the front door of this residence was not
secured. Detectives could observed what appearedto be blood in the hallway ofthis residence.
Performing a health and safety check of this residence they observed the body of a white female
lying on the bedroom floor nude from the waist down covered in blood. This female had severe head
trauma It appeared as if she had a fractured skull. This individual was identifiedas Many Heather
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While Detectives were on scene they were advised ofthe standoffat the BP-Gas. The suspect in was
identified as George Bell III. After a four- hour stand offwith police George Bell III surrendered to
the police with out incident. George Bell was transported to the RobberylHomicide Office to be
interviewed by Detectives. After being advisedof his Miranda Rights George Bell ill refused to
provide detectives with a statement.

The body of Mary Heather Spencer was transported to the Mississippi State Crime Lab at the request
of the Hinds County Coroner, Sharon..Grisham Stewart. Dr. Steven Haynes performed an autopsy on
the body of Ms. Spencer. At the conclusion ofthe autopsy Dr.lIag'nes advised that Ms. Spencer had
suffered severe lacerations to the brain, stress fractures, forced anal penetrat!~MMJ~evere tearing of
the rectum, The official cause of death was ruled a Homicide with the uM.-.vewse being
Cranim Subreial TraumaIBlunt force trauma to the head.
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Crime Scene Search Unit processed the crime scene. During the processing of the scene,
Investigators discovered a Mag Flash light on the bed in the bedroom where the victims body was
discovered. This flash light was covered in blood. The flash light was photographed and recovered
as evidence. The victim was struck with a unknown blunt object and this flash light could have been
the murder weapon. The victim was nude from the waist down. Investigators discovered that herpants and underwear were lying on the floor next to her body. The underwear were still inside ofthe
shorts but they were removed from the victims body as one. These shots and underwear were
covered in blood. The victim's body was partially covered with a bath towel. The bath towel was
covered in dried blood and was stuck to the victim's body. There were bloody feet prints through out
the kitchen and the hall area ofthe house. There were large pools of blood in the hallway leading to
the bedroom where the victim's body was found
The suspect was identified as George Bell ill. Me. Bell held police at bay for four hours in a standoff
at the BP-Gas on Northside Drive. After the standoff Mr. Bell was arrested and transported to the
Robbery Homicide Office to be interviewed by Detectives. Upon on his arrival Mr. Bell was advised
ofhis Miranda Rights. After being advised ofhis Miranda Rights Mr. Bell elected not to provide
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Detective Jordan prepared the underlying facts, bench warrant, and affidavit for Capital Murder.
These documents were presented to Judge Studebaker in Municipal Court. After reviewing these
documents as they were presented to her, Judge Studebaker sign the affidavit and bench warrant for
the charge of Capital Murder. Detective Jordan also obtained a search warrant to collect lOcc's of
blood, hair samples, and saliva samples from the body of George Bell III for DNA analysis.
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Synopsis

Continuation, Narrative and Witness Statement

On September 11, 2007, I Det. Christopher Watkins interviewed Mr. James Bell in reference to
the murder of Mary H. Spencer. Mr. James Bell advised me that he is a lawyer and that was retained
as legal counsel for his nephew George Bell (Ill). Mr. James Bell did advise me that following:
" At 10: 00 or 10:30 am on September 11, my sister in law Robbie Bell called me and asked me to
come to her house urgently. I did and she met at the front and she led me through the house to the
back yard. I saw blood on the floor ofthe living room and den. My nephew George Bell (Ill) was in
, ", the back yard with
and Robbie and I joined them. I was asked to speak confidentially
to George as a lawyer. Then I spoke with ~andRobbie. Then I came to the conclusion that
my nephew might have killed his girlfriend last night and her body might be somewhere in the
house.
told me that George had been take cocaine and that when he took the drug he
wasn't himself like he was possessed by demons. I leamed that he had a gun somewhere and that he
had been psychotic and he had been hallucinating that he had been seeing SWAT Officers behind
every comer. I prayed with George and asked him to come to the police station with me and he told
me that he didn't see a reason why he should be alive. His mother and I spoke to him outside in the
backyard and tried to talk him to turn himself in to the police. George didn't agree or disagree but he
stated that he wanted to go inside and get something to drink and use the restroom. At that point I
felt it was a good idea to get _
away from the house and I asked Robbie to come with us.
I left and I drove up Northside
Robbie stated that she wasn't going to leave her son.
Dr. to Old Canton Rd. and I saw a police officer and I flagged him down. I told him what was going
on and he called other police officers. Then I received a phone call from Robbie and she told me
that she and George had left the house because George thought I would contact the police. I asked
her was George going to tum himself in and she said not yet I'm trying to talk him in to it. She said
that he wanted some cigarettes and something to drink. I told her to meet me at a service station at
.,"" the comer of Northside Dr. and 55. There were five officers around me listening to the conversation
and they went ahead ofme to the service station. When I got there Robbie was outside of the car and
George was inside the car with a pistol. And I guess that's it." THIS ENDS THE STATEMENT
GNEN BY JAMES BELL.
Mr. James Bell's original statement will be logged into evidence~4 ~ qpit will be retained
with the investigating detective's case file. There is no further infomfa'fon to report at this time.

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Case Number 2007-179187

Complainant:

Charge:
Murder
Witness

Geo eBeIl UI

Date & Time:

Tuesday, September 11,2007

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10:30AM
Witness

JamesBeU

NARRATIVE
Page 1 of 4
On this date Tuesday, September 11,2007, at approximately
10:30AM this officer Sergeant Eric T. Wall #589 was patrolling east
bound on Northside Drive in a marked City of Jackson Police cruiser
approaching the intersection of Northside Drive and Ridgewood Road.
As I slowed to a stop and pulled my Police cruiser into the turn lane on
Northside Drive attempting to make a left turn north bound onto
Ridgewood Road. I noticed a black Jeep pulling into the intersection
occupied by a white male driver and a white female right front seat
passenger. As I continued to move forward into the intersection on
Ridegwood Road I noticed that the black Jeep was pulling into my lane
of traffic and the white male driver was attempting to get my attention
by motioning his band at me. I stopped my Police cruiser in the middle
of the intersection and lowered my driver's side window and as I did so
the white male driver of the Jeep was also lowering his driver's side
window. The white male driver then extended his left arm from the
driver's side window of the blaekJeep and began to motion bis arm up
and down for me to stop. I then asked the driver of the black Jeep what
could I do for him. The white male driver then stated to me that he
needed to talk to me immediately. I advised the whitemale-drlver of the
black Jeep to pull out of the street at which time he pulled into the drive
way of the house which is located at the intersection of Northside Drive
and Ridgewood Road on the southeast corner of Northside Drive. Once
the white male driver pulled into the drive way of this house he exited
his black Jeep and approached my Police cruiser. The white male
identified his self as Attorney James Bell, Mr. Bell then stated. that he
believed that his nephew George Bell m may have killed his estrange
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Trawick Drive address unknown at this initial interview. Mr. Be~1 8Yn
advised that he also had accompanying him a friend of George Bell .Hl
and Heather Spencer. Mr. Bell advised that upon his entering the house
OD Trawick Drive OD this morning he did observe blood inside of the
residence and he felt that George Bell m mother was being held hostage
against her will by George Bell ID. Mr. Bell advised that he felt that
George Bell ill mother's life was in immanent danger. Mr. Bell advised
that he was unable to give an address for the Trawick Drive home
however he advised that the residence could be identified by a George
Bell Carpet truck being parked in the driveway. Mr. Bell advised that
when he got the opportunity to get out of the house and take Mrs. Hall
with him he rushed out of the house with Mrs. Hall and began looking
for help at which time he observed my Police cruiser approaching and
flagged me down. Mter being briefed on this initial information by Mr.
Bell I advised Mr. Bell to follow me to the parking lot of Highland
Village on the east side parking lot which would be located on the Old
Canton Road side of Highland Village near the Intersection of
Northside Drive and Old Canton Road. Once we arrived at the
Highland Village parking lot I exited my vehicle and conducted an
initial interview of the white female witness that came to be known as
tated to me that upon her arrival at the Bell's
Trawick Drive ome she questioned George Bell m as to the
whereabouts of Heather and advised that she was told by George Bell
ill that Heather was in the shower. - ' d v i s e d that she began to
become very uneasy because of noti~in several locations in the
Bell's home, observing George Bell ill with a handgun, and after an
extended period not seeing Heather and not hearing the shower.
advised that while talking with George Bell
she also observed
him using cocaine. _ s t a t e d that during her conversation with
George Bell ill he ~y stated to her that he had done something
bad, he had hurt his baby. _
also indicated to me that she had
also gotten some blood on her person while inside the house. Once my
initial interview was completed with ~ called 4...Alpha..96
Sergeant Grant Parker and requested that he respond to my location
and directed the PD-4 dispatcher to dispatch me two additional units to
my location. I advised PD-4 dispatcher that I would call and update him
on what was taking place. Once contact was made with PD...4 I advised
that I was investigating a possible homicide on Trawick Drive address
still unknown. Once Se eant Parker arrived on scene I briefed him
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On the situation and he briefly interviewed both Mr. James Bell and
he two additional beat unit that responded was
Officer H.L. Bullock 4-Alpha-4 and Officer Freddrick Samuel 4-Alpha5. While planning a strategy for making an approach on the Trawick
Drive residence Mr. James Bell advised us that George Bell m and his
mother was now mobile and possibly east bound on Northside Drive.
Mr. Bell advised that George Bell ill and his mother was occupying a
black 4-door Infiniti and my have already passed our location. Now
scanning the area I observed the black Infiniti traveling west on
Northside Drive. Sergeant Parker, Officer Bullock, and Officer Samuel
followed the vehicle until it came to a stop at the BP-Gas station located
at Northside Drive and McWiUie. Upon being advised by Sergeant
Parker that the white male in the vehicle was armed with a gun I then
responded to the BP-Gas station and took up a combat position on the
southeast end of the parking lot blocking the exit. Upon exiting my
Police cruiser I observed George Bell m holding what appeared to be a
revolver and placing the weapon to his head, in his mouth, and
underneath his chin. Emergency traffic on PD~4 was declared and from
that point the Hostage team, SWAT team and medical (AMR) was
requested and responded to our location. A perimeter was set up in all
four directions around the BP-Gas station. A makeshift command
center was set up at the northeast corner of BP-Gas Station on
McWillie. AU patrons and employees were safely evacuated from the
BP-Gas Station with out incident. Mter approxiUlately 4-hours George
Bell ill surrendered himself over to the police without incident. George
BeD III was transported to the Homicide office by Officer Samuel.
During. the course of this incident Precinct Four units responded to the
address of 4652 Trawick Drive and upon arrival it was determined that
in fact a homicide had taken place at that address.
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Witness: James Bell WIM
Vehicle: Black2006
53 Breakers Lane
Jeep Liberty
Ridgeland, Ms 39157
Tag 284 MJI
D.O.B. February 5, 1953
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Witness:

Suspect: George Bell ill W 1M

4652 Trawick Drive
Jackson,Ms
D.O.B. June 27,1974

Vehicle:

BI~ck

4-Door Infiniti G35

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Mary Heather Spencer WIF

1071 Parkwood Place
Jackson, Ms 39206
D.O.B. March 10, 1979

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On the listed date, I Detective-Jerry Shoulders responded I-55 @ Northside OLin reference to
assist with the Stand off situation at the aforementioned location -( BP Gas Station). Upon arrival I
noticed the intersection of I-55 frontage road and Northside Dr. wasblocked off aswell as the BP
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Gas station secured with crime scene tape.
Upon exiting my vehicle, I noticed a dark in color Infinity parked atthe BP gas-station occupied by
a white .male. With the use of-binoculars, I noticed the white male sitting in the drivers seat of the
vehicle pointing what appeared to be a silver revolver under his chin/lower jaw area. The male
appeared to be talking on acell phone while hold the weapon to his person~ "
After about four hours, the suspect who was identifiedas' George Bell III surrendered tothe police.
'Mr. Bell was hand cuffed and transported to Police Headquarters tointerviewed by tileiectives.
Upon arrival Police Headquarters, I met with officer G.T. Samuel in the garage'area of the police
department in reference to escort the suspect and his mother to the 3rd floor Homicide Division. '
Uponarrival to the 3rd floor, Mr. Bell stated he needed to use the rest room. I at that point placed ,
the band cuffs-in front of Mr. Bell so he might be able to' use the facility. Upon walking in the rest
room, Mr. Bell'~got two paper towels from the dispenser and blew his nose.', Mr. Bell stated that be, .
had been.doing cocaine all night long and was exhausted. Upon finishing in the rest room, Mr. Bell, ,
was turned .over to Detective Derrick Jordan. There is no other information 'to report at this time. ' .l

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On September 11, 2007, I Det. Christopher Watkins attempted to interview Ms. Robbie Bell in
reference to the murder of Mary H. Spencer. I read Ms. Bell her Miranda Rights and she signed and
initialed a Miranda Rights Form acknowledging her Miranda Rights. Ms. Bell elected not to make a
statement without the presence of a lawyer. Ms. Bell's attorney was present at the time I attempted to
interview her and she still didn't give a statement. Ms. Bell then left headquarters with her attorney.
There is no further information to report at this time.

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On 0911 1/07, Sgt. Eric SMITH was contacted by Deputy Chief Brent WINSTEAD and informed that P-4
officers were involved in a standoffwith a subject that may have committed a homicide at an unknown
address on Trawick Drive. I informed Chief WINSTEAD that I would be en route to that location along
with Lt. Joseph WADE and Sgt. Alfred COOPER. Prior to arriving at the Trawick location, Sgt. SMITH
made radio contact with Officer Donald BROOME, who stated that he was out at 4652 Trawick. I informed
Officer BROOME to standby until we arrived. Upon arriving at this location, Officer BROOME, informed
Sgt. SMITH that he door to the residence was unlocked. There was an unidentified WIM in the yard of this
location, wearing blue hospital scrubs, talking with Officer BROOME, giving Sgt. SMITII the impression
that he may have known the residents of this location. Sgt. SMITH, Sgt. COOPER and Officer BROOME
then entered the residence. Upon entering the residence, we were met by two small dogs, in the foyer of the
home. After viewing the hallway ofthe right side of the foyer, Sgt. Smith observed what appeared to be
patterns of blood cast off on a door. We then proceeded to this area and observed a large area of coagulated
blood on the floor. Two door to rooms, one to the left and one directly in our sight to the right were closed.
A bedroom down the hallway was opened. Sgt. SMIlli then pushed open the door to the right and observed
nothing in this room. The door to the left was then accessed and there lay the motionless body of an
unknown gender Caucasian individual. The light to the room was off, a large flashlight was seen on the bed.
The subject's body was covered with towels. The head ofthe individual appeared to be bloody, possibly
indicating this is where this individual sustained some time of trauma or injury. Sgt. SMITH then requested
the Crime Scene Search Unit as well as the Hinds County Coroner through police communications
dispatcher to respond to this scene as it was apparent that this was now a crime scene and that the individual
in the room was deceased. The remainder of the residence was check to determine if any other individuals
were present, however, no one else was present in the home. Sgt. SMITH then contacted Det. Derrick
JORDAN to respond to the scene to conduct the investigation.

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American Medical Response personnel responded to the scene and did determine that the decedent
showed no signs of life. Paramedics removed the towels from the victim, exposing that she,was a WIF
wearing only a purple tank top styled shirt. The decedent was not wearing any undergarments. After
paramedics removed the towel from the decedent's head, it was then noted that the decedent had sustained
some type of head trauma. Inv. Eneke WILLIAMS arrived at the scene and ~as briefed by Sgt. SMIT~
regarding the findings within the residence. Det. JORDAN later arrived along with the coroner. Sharon
GRISHAM-STEWART. Based off the findings of the comer at the scene, itwas ~ ~ e death of
the decedent was being investigated as a homicide. Sgt. SMITH then remained at lhescen8~e "uu'Iitnt'[l 1the ~
investigation concluded. The victim was identified as Mary Heather SPENCER. SEP 1 t881

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On 9-13-2007, I Detective Derrick Jordan attended the initial appearance for George Bell m. This
hearing was held in Municipal Court before Judge Henry Clay. George Bell In was represented by
Thomas Royals as his attorney. Attorney Royals entered a not guilty plea for his client. Judge Clay
advised Mr. Bell that he was charged with Capital Murder. There was a active domestic violence
warrant for Mr. Bell was advised of this misdemeanor charge. George Bell ill, entered a not guilty
plea on this charge as well. After the hearing George Bell was transported to the Hinds County
Detention Center (Jackson,Ms).
Detective Jordan and Detective Sparkman walked to the Hinds County Detention Center and made
contact with Michael White, LPN in charge at the medical portion of the jail. Detective Jordan
presented Mr. White with a search warrant for the body of George Bell III. The search warrant was
issued to collect 10cc'sof blood, hair samples, and saliva samples from the body of George Bell III.
Detective Jordan also presented Mr. White with a victim sexual assault kit. Mr. White collectedthe
items described in the searchwarrant. After the items were collected Mr. White placed the items into
the suspect sexual assault kit, dated and sealed the kit The kit was given to Detective Jordanalong
with the clothing that GeorgeBell was wearing at the time ofhis arrest. The suspect sexual assault
kit along with the clothingitems were logged into evidence at the Jackson Police Department. The
evidence was received by Betty Spann at 12:30 pm. The sexual assault kit was placed in cooler#15).
A lab request for DNA analysis was also submitted with this evidence.

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On 9-14-2007, I Detective Derrick Jordan was contacted by Thomas E. Royals. Mr. Royals advised
that Detectives had permission to recover Mary Heather's vehicle from 4652 Trawick Drive. The
vehicle was parked in the driveway of this residence and the keys were left under the floor mat. Mary
Heather's purse was placed inside the trunk of the vehicle. Detective Jordan gained possession of this
vehicle and drove it to the Jackson Police Department's Crime Scene Office for safe keeping. The
vehicle was a Toyota Camery bearing MS Tags 351 HIlT. After securing this vehicle Detective
Jordan secured the keys in the Robbery/Homicide Office. Contact was made with Linda Franklin in
reference to recovering this vehicle. Ms. Franklin is the mother of the victim.
On 9-17-2007, Detectives met with Ms. Franklin and gave her the keys to the car.

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On 9-15-2007, I Detective Derrick Jordan conducted a follow up investigation in reference to this case.
During this follow up investigation, Detectives received information that a witness in this case had
additional information on this case. Detective Jordan~E~th and Sgt Alfred Cooper traveled to
1071 Parkwood Place in reference to speaking with ~pon arriva~ advised that she
had additional information in reference to the moming that George Bell III entered her residence as she
slept. _
stated that during the time that George Bell was inside of her house he sat on the couch in the
living room are and placed cocaine on the table and began using the drugs. _ a l s o advised that
George turned on the water in the shower in the master bathroom. In addition, George used a towel in the
kitchen to blow his nose and left the towel on the kitchen counter. _
stated that George and Mary
Heather Spencer would often communicate via email and that Mary Heather's computer was on the couch in
the living room area.~signed a consent to search form for 1071 Parkwood Place. This gave
detectives permission~s and collect any additional evidence in reference to this case.
Detective Jordan photographed the white powder substance that was found on the glass table in the living
room area. After taking photos ofthis substance, Detective Jordan recovered the white powder and packaged
it and labeled it evidence. There were two knobs in the shower ofthe master bathroom. Detectives took
photos of the shower knobs and removed both ofthem. Each shower knob was placed in a separate paper
bag and labeled as evidence. Detectives also photographed the a green towel that was on the kitchen counter.
This towel was recovered and packaged and labeled as evidence.

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Investigator Travis Ward from the computer unit of the Attorney General's office was summoned to
forensically recover Mary Heather's computer. Linda Franklin( the victim's mother) signed a computer
permission to search form which gave Investigator TravisWard permission to recover the computer. The
computer was described as a Hewlett Packard Pavilion dv 6000 SIN: CNF630~1~25.K '~
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ON 9-20-2007, I Detective Derrick Jordan received a telephone call from Attorney JimKelly. Mr.
Kelly advised that he represents Robbie Bell. Detective Jordanadvised Mr. Kelly that it was very
important that detectives speak to Ms. Bell in reference to the death of Mary Heather Spencer. Ms.
Spencer was found murdered in Ms. Bell's residence at 4652TrawickDrive. Attorney Kelly stated
that Ms. Bell was willing to provide a statement but was suffering from some health issues at the
present time. Detective Jordan advised Attorney Kelly that Ms. Bell refused to provide a statement
on 9-11-2007 and has made no effort to contact police concerning this matter. Mr. Kellywas advised
that the investigation is ongoingand upon the completion will be presented to the HindsCounty
Grand Jury. Attorney Kelly advised that he would contactDetective Jordan on 9-24-2007 in
reference to scheduling a meetingwith Ms. Bell and detectives.
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Sparkman meet- with Attorney James, Kelly and Attorney Edward Peters in reference to this case.
Mr. Kelly and' Mr. Peters represent Ms. Robbie Bell. The purpose ofthis meeting was to obtain a
statement from Robbie Bell in reference to the murder of Mary Heather Spencer. Heather.Spencer's
- bodywas found at Ms. Robbie Bell's residence 4652 Trawick Drive. Detectives have obtained
information that Ms. Bell waspresent along with the bodyof the victim before police arrived.
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On September 11, 2007 at approximately 10:30 A.M., I, Sgt. Grant Parker received a call from
Sgt. Eric Wall to meet him on the east side of Highland Village. Upon arriving at Highland
Village, I spoke with Sgt. Wall who advised me that he had been flagged down by James Bell,
who advised him that he believes his nephew, George Bell Ill, had ki1led his girlfriend, Mary
Spencer, at 4652 Trawick Drive. George Bell had just left the house at 4652 Trawick Drive where
he had seen some blood on the floor in the house. George Bell stated that he had talked with
George Bell ill at the house in an effort to get him to tum himself in to police, but George Bell III
went back into the house and wouldn't leave. After Officers H. L. Bullock and Freddrick Samuel
arrived at Highland Village we were preparing to ride over to 4652 Trawick Drive when George
Bell received a calIon his cell phone from Robbie Bell, mother of George Bell lIT, who told
George Bell that George Bell III felt as if George Bell had called the police therefore Robbie Bell
and George Bell m were now riding around in her 2006 black Infiniti on Northside Drive near
Ridgewood Road. George Bell asked Robbie Bell to drive to the gas station at the comer of the
I-55 East Frontage Road and Northside Drive to meet with him. I then got into my patrol car and
as I started out ofthe north side ofthe Highland Village parking lot onto Northside Drive the
2006 black Infiniti, driven by Robbie Bell, with George Bell ill in the front passenger seat, drove
by me west bound on Northside Drive. I fell in behind the vehicle and gave the tag number to the
Precinct 4 dispatcher, as the vehicle pulled into the BP Station at the comer ofthe I-55 West
Frontage Road and Northside Drive, the dispatcher gave me the ownership information on the
vehicle, that being a 2006 black Infmiti G35, Tag number 164..H HV, listed to a R O. Bell at 4652
Trawick Drive. The vehicle pulled into the gas station next to the gas pumps facing east on the
east side ofthe parking lot. I pulled in behind the vehicle and exited my vehicle with my weapon
pulled and approached the trunk: ofthe vehicle. Officer H. L. Bullock had pulled his vehicle into
the lot north of my vehicle and on the drivers side ofthe black Infinite. The drivers door ofthe
Infiniti came open, but I could see that George Bell m had a hold of Robbie Bells right arm and
would not let her out of the vehicle, as well as holding a revolver of some type under his chin. I
told George Bell ill to let her go and after a few seconds he did let go of the arm ofRobbie BelL I
advised Robbie Bell to get the keys out ofthe ignition, which she did, but after getting her back to
my patrol vehicle it was learned that she left the keys inside of the vehicle. Sgt. Eric Wall and
Officer Freddrick Samuel then arrived on scene and took positions aro~. Dispatched
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Bell ill several times by cell phone at which time George Bell III advise<Sii thM fie was in the
~rocess of going to see his lawyer and tum himself in but that he wante~'lt~cSlEmsown
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Lt. Gerald Jones arrived on the scene as the hostage negotiator and SWAT Team members arrived
on scene and relieved all Precinct 4 officers of their positions around the black Infiniti. At
approximately 3:15 P.M. George Bell III put down the revolver and was taken into custody by
SWAT Team members. George Bell was transported to the Robbery / Homicide Office by Officer
Freddrick Samuel with Robbie Bell riding along in the front seat ofthe patrol vehicle.

After the 2006 black Infiniti was processed on the scene by the mobile crime lab it was released
to a John Henson.

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Mary Heather Spencer

Capital Murder
2007-1865
George Bell III
2007-179187

#35
Evidence Management Unit
Jackson Police Department
October 16,2007
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

10. This is to certify that I, PATRIeIA 1. BARNES, being a Criminalist employed by the
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6) Day I Date / Time:
1) Description ofVehicle(s):

2007-179187
Homicide
Mary Heather Spencer
Eneke Williams
4652 Trawick Dr.
TuesdaySeptember II, 2007 / 1136
2006 Black Infiniti G35 Four Doors
Hinds CountyTag 164 IDIV
VIN# JNKCV51E56M507577

8) List ofEvidence:

2) Camouflage Shorts and Nokia Cell Phone /1219 _

3) Khaki Shorts 11220
4) Flashlight/ 1222
5) Gun Holster / 1235
SfP 25 .7
6) White Pants and Panties 11250
7}Paper Towell 1251
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8) Green Shirt 11307
9) Piece ofComplainant's Skull/1320
10) Towel/ 1321
11) Red Stain Swabs11330
12) Suspect Wallet and Cell Phone 11519
13) .38 SPL SmithWesson Mode1442 SerialNumber BSW5087 and
Four Live 38 Cartridges / 1519
14) Photo CD
15) Photo CD of Suspect Vehicle
16) Chain of Custody/ 2100
17) Post MortemPrints / 2100
18) Recovered Hair from Vulva 12100
19) Rape CollectionKit 12100
20) Body Fluids 12100
21) Autopsy CD /2100

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9) Narrative:

On the date ofTuesday September 11,2007 at 1136 hrs I was dispatched to 4652
Trawick Dr. in reference to a homicidecall. I responded from 512 E. Court St and
arrived at 1154 hrs. Upon my arrival I met Sergeant Eric Smith who briefedme of
the circumstances. I was advised that the suspect was at 1157 Northside Dr (BP
Gas) in a standoffwith Jackson Police Department and then the development of
the complainant's body being at the listed residence.
The residence located at 4652 Trawick Dr. is described as a single family wood
framed dwelling placed on the east side of a two lane street within a residential
neighborhood. Entry into the residence was gain by brick steps placed on the west
side of the residence. A storm door is housed on the exterior side of the front
door. During the examination ofthe front door it showed no signs afforced entry.
The front door leads into an entry way with a dinning room on the south side. At
the end of the entry way was a hallway placed on the north side. This hallway
runs east and west. In the middle ofthis hallway a second hallwaythat runs north
and south starts in the middle of the east and west hallway. A pool of blood was
observed at the comer where both hallways meet. It appears that the incident
occurred in the hallway. Blood splatter was observed in both hallways. Items 2, 5
and 7 were observed in the bedroom at the east end of the hallway. These items
were collected at their noted times. Items 3 and 8 were observed in the living
room which is placed on the east side of the dinning room and south side of the
hallwaythat ran north and south. These itemswere collected at their noted times.

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The complainant's body was observed in the bedroom place on the north side of
the residence. A purple tank top clothedthe complainant's body. The complainant
was partially lying on her right side with item 10 covering her lower portion of
her body. I observed a lot of blood on the complainant's upper body, head and
face. It appeared that the complainant had several gashes in her head. Item 4 was
observed on the bed next to the complainant's body was collected at its noted
time. It appeared thatthe complainant's bodywas dragged into this bedroomfrom
the hallway. It appeared that there was not any blood on the lower portion of the
complainant's body. The Hinds County Coroner arrived on scene at 1231 hrs and
the body was placed into her custody at that time. During the examination of the
complainant'sbody it appearedthat the complainant was bludgeonedto deathand
had several fractures on his skull. It also appeared that the complainant could have
possibly been sexually assault also. The complainant's body was transported to
the state crime lab for an autopsy to be performed on this date at a later time.
When the body was removed I observed item 6 which was lying underneath the
complainant's body. This item was collected at its noted time. Item 9 was also
observed in the area were the body was located and:was c2!J.~~e4&tJt4,.poted
time. All evidence was photographedpriorto recovery at the~U

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At 1500 hrs my presence was requested at 1157 Northside Dr (BP Gas). At this
time the standoff had ended. I responded from the crime scene office and arrived
at 1511 hrs. I was instructed by Sergeant Childress to recover the items on top of
the listed vehicle. The items were photographed then recovered at their noted
times. The listed vehicle was released to an unknown person that was on scene.
All bloody items were hung to dry prior to packaging.
On the listed date at 1800 hrs I responded to Mississippi State Crime Lab located
at 1700 E. Woodrow Wilson Ave. Upon my arrival I witnessed the autopsy of the
named complainant. A rape kit was preformed on the complainant. All evidence
recovered during the autopsy was later taken into my custody at 2100 hrs. All
evidence recovered from the autopsy was transported to the crime scene office.'
Evidence was packaged and logged into evidence and property. Note: Item 1 was
money was that was recovered from the suspect's wallet and logged into evidence
on an earlier date.

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Continuation, Narrative and Witness Statement

On today's date, Wednesday, April 9, 2008 Robbie Bell presented Detective TerryDismuke with
a Hinds CountyCircuit Court order granting the release of the firearms recovered underthe above

case number. The firearms are further described as follow:

1. Rugerpistol, ModelMark TI, .22 caliber, SN 223-25497
2. Smith & Wessonrevolver, Model 442, .38 caliber, SN BSW5087
Both fire3\ms were ran on ~CIC prior to theirrelease to Robbie Bell. The necessary paperwork
supporting release of the firearms is attached to this supplement report. At this time there is no _,
further pertinent information to report. This willconclude the CeaseFireTask Foreeinvestigation.

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