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Victim’s Sister Details Accused Killer’s Bizarre Behavior After Murder

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March 28, 2026

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The sister of Kirby Carpenter took the stand in the retrial against Jeffery Spence, revealing that she believed Jeff was acting strangely after Kirby’s death. She learned of Kirby’s death on December 2nd from a first responder and rushed to inform her family and go to the scene. In the days that followed, she testified that Jeff acted standoffish, filmed people, blocked access to Kirby’s safe, and had his trunk filled with bags of Kirby’s silver coins, raising concerns over estate property.

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