The Murder Of Sandra Birchmore
Oct 15, 2026 · 30 min · 17 segments
The man inside Sandra Birchmore’s apartment the night she died told investigators the child she was carrying wasn’t his. He said the relationship began in 2020 and that they’d been together only a few…
Matthew Farwell trial continues on and, uh, eh, this keeps getting a little ickier by the day for Mr. Farwell and the alleged actions, uh, that he took against Sandra Birchmore, who was an adult at the time of her life ending.
But if you've been following along, Farwell has allegedly had relationships with her since childhood.
Now, the trooper Matthew Dunn spent the entire day on the stand in the Matthew Farwell trial.
He was the prosecution's witness, and the most devastating testimony he gave wasn't about what he found at Sandra Birchmore's apartment.
The, "What do you mean that looks suspicious? Huh? Someone on a door handle that we know has been in a illicit relationship with a married cop.
She was a child, and now she's dead, and she supposedly made a deal with him to get pregnant, and she did, and now she's dead, and he happened to be there that night at the same moments that he, she died? That's not a coincidence.
It was like a reverse job interview of, like, "Here's all the reasons I'm not qualified to do a whole hell of a lot other than work at a closed-down Showbiz Pizza as the animatronic operator." Wouldn't that be kind of a fun job? The rocket fire explosion, the weird characters, pressing the buttons? Yeah.
He didn't inspect the duffel bag in the bedroom, the bag that held the strap she was found hanging from, or more like laying or sitting down next to a door with that around her neck.
There wasn't the weight that one would need to really hang themselves, uh, from the strap.
He didn't record his first interview with the man who'd been inside her apartment the night she died, didn't take notes, and didn't flag her death as suspicious.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here, and I'm gonna flag Trooper Matthew Dunn as suspicious.
Not that I think he had anything to do with the murder, but I'm sorry, if that much obvious shit is right in front of you and you're not doing anything about it, what are you doing exactly? Are you just, it's a shit day at the job and you don't care? Like, you just gotta get home? Wanna get back, pick up a little Arby's on the way home, catch some reruns of Matlock, go to bed.
Matthew Farwell trial continues on and, uh, eh, this keeps getting a little ickier by the day for Mr. Farwell and the alleged actions, uh, that he took against Sandra Birchmore, who was an adult at the time of her life ending.
But if you've been following along, Farwell has allegedly had relationships with her since childhood.
Now, the trooper Matthew Dunn spent the entire day on the stand in the Matthew Farwell trial.
He was the prosecution's witness, and the most devastating testimony he gave wasn't about what he found at Sandra Birchmore's apartment.
The, "What do you mean that looks suspicious? Huh? Someone on a door handle that we know has been in a illicit relationship with a married cop.
She was a child, and now she's dead, and she supposedly made a deal with him to get pregnant, and she did, and now she's dead, and he happened to be there that night at the same moments that he, she died? That's not a coincidence.
It was like a reverse job interview of, like, "Here's all the reasons I'm not qualified to do a whole hell of a lot other than work at a closed-down Showbiz Pizza as the animatronic operator." Wouldn't that be kind of a fun job? The rocket fire explosion, the weird characters, pressing the buttons? Yeah.
He didn't inspect the duffel bag in the bedroom, the bag that held the strap she was found hanging from, or more like laying or sitting down next to a door with that around her neck.
There wasn't the weight that one would need to really hang themselves, uh, from the strap.
He didn't record his first interview with the man who'd been inside her apartment the night she died, didn't take notes, and didn't flag her death as suspicious.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here, and I'm gonna flag Trooper Matthew Dunn as suspicious.
Not that I think he had anything to do with the murder, but I'm sorry, if that much obvious shit is right in front of you and you're not doing anything about it, what are you doing exactly? Are you just, it's a shit day at the job and you don't care? Like, you just gotta get home? Wanna get back, pick up a little Arby's on the way home, catch some reruns of Matlock, go to bed.
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