Sep 29, 2026 · 1 hr 31 min · 26 segments
Josh Mankiewicz reports on the shooting death of Matt Restelli at his mother-in-law’s home, which initially appeared to be self-defense but was soon suspected to be murder. Hosted by Simplecast, an…
Josh Mankiewicz
Terilyn FisherGuest
Joseph NordinGuest
Diane RastelliGuest
Mark RastelliGuest
Stephanie SlocumGuest
Lester HoltHost
Stan EllisGuestKevin Allis's AttorneyGuest
James WatabeGuest
Paul RastelliGuest
Scott WilliamsGuest
David BrownGuest
It's easy to miss American Fork, one of many tidy, scrubbed communities that dot the Utah landscape outside of the Great Salt Lake.
One of the roughly 11,000 households in American Fork is this one, an unassuming home on a quiet street close to good schools.
Four bedrooms with a finished basement and a community pool in a safe neighborhood.
You could teach your kids the difference between right and wrong, and how doing the right thing isn't always easy.
This story is about the lessons children learn as they grow up, and what they do with that knowledge.
911, what's the address of the emergency?
I need an ambulance.
Tracy, a very involved mother to seven adult children, told the operator a family dispute had turned violent.
My daughter's husband came here.
They're going through a separation, and he brought a knife.
The he in that scenario was Tracy's son-in-law, Matt Rastelli, who was at that moment face down in Tracy's downstairs hallway.
Tracy said Matt and her daughter, Kate, were having marital troubles, and somehow Tracy's son, Kevin, got involved.
And my son shot him.
Is he conscious or breathing?
I think he's breathing.
Are you comfortable-
Kevin
... looking to see if he's breathing?
Kevin, Kevin, Kevin, check, check to see if he's breathing.
Check if he has a pulse.
Can I come in? What's going on? What's going on?
Go ahead.
It's easy to miss American Fork, one of many tidy, scrubbed communities that dot the Utah landscape outside of the Great Salt Lake.
One of the roughly 11,000 households in American Fork is this one, an unassuming home on a quiet street close to good schools.
Four bedrooms with a finished basement and a community pool in a safe neighborhood.
You could teach your kids the difference between right and wrong, and how doing the right thing isn't always easy.
This story is about the lessons children learn as they grow up, and what they do with that knowledge.
911, what's the address of the emergency?
I need an ambulance.
Tracy, a very involved mother to seven adult children, told the operator a family dispute had turned violent.
My daughter's husband came here.
They're going through a separation, and he brought a knife.
The he in that scenario was Tracy's son-in-law, Matt Rastelli, who was at that moment face down in Tracy's downstairs hallway.
Tracy said Matt and her daughter, Kate, were having marital troubles, and somehow Tracy's son, Kevin, got involved.
And my son shot him.
Is he conscious or breathing?
I think he's breathing.
Are you comfortable-
Kevin
... looking to see if he's breathing?
Kevin, Kevin, Kevin, check, check to see if he's breathing.
Check if he has a pulse.
Can I come in? What's going on? What's going on?
Go ahead.
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