Killer Left Her Dead in the Bathtub - Message on the Mirror Made No Sense | Jenny Zitricki

In our last video, I told you what happened on Saturday, March 28th of 1998 in Missouri.

This was a farm town of about 3,000 people.

It's called Portageville.

Tony Scherer and his 15-year-old son, Stephen, come home.

It's a little after 7 p.m. They'd been out working on the fields all day.

They get stuck behind a truck blocking their only road home.

It fell over.

It's in the middle of the road.

It's got fertilizer across everything.

Cops come.

They block it off.

Stephen picks up his dad's cell phone, calls his mom while they're waiting, and she says she's going to go pick up some pizza and then take him to his girlfriend's house after they're done eating.

About 20 minutes later, Tony calls the house and they get the answering machine, which is odd because they had spoken to her not too long ago.

And when they pull in, Sherry's car is in the garage and the hood is cold.

And inside, Stephen ends up finding his mother and his 12-year-old sister dead on their living room floor.

38-year-old Sherry Scherer and Megan, who was in sixth grade, she played basketball.

She had just won a public speaking contest the day before.

Sherry was warm.

Megan was cold.

and both had been shot with a .22 caliber weapon and both had socks stuffed in their mouths.

Megan had been bound with an orange electrical cord and she had been sexually assaulted.

Sherry had marks on her wrists showing that she had been restrained at one point as well but whatever he had tied her with was gone.

He had also brought things with him and taken them back out with him or that cord that was now around Megan could have once been on Sherry.

There was no forced entry.

Nothing in the house was missing.

In our last video, I told you what happened on Saturday, March 28th of 1998 in Missouri.

This was a farm town of about 3,000 people.

It's called Portageville.

Tony Scherer and his 15-year-old son, Stephen, come home.

It's a little after 7 p.m. They'd been out working on the fields all day.

They get stuck behind a truck blocking their only road home.

It fell over.

It's in the middle of the road.

It's got fertilizer across everything.

Cops come.

They block it off.

Stephen picks up his dad's cell phone, calls his mom while they're waiting, and she says she's going to go pick up some pizza and then take him to his girlfriend's house after they're done eating.

About 20 minutes later, Tony calls the house and they get the answering machine, which is odd because they had spoken to her not too long ago.

And when they pull in, Sherry's car is in the garage and the hood is cold.

And inside, Stephen ends up finding his mother and his 12-year-old sister dead on their living room floor.

38-year-old Sherry Scherer and Megan, who was in sixth grade, she played basketball.

She had just won a public speaking contest the day before.

Sherry was warm.

Megan was cold.

and both had been shot with a .22 caliber weapon and both had socks stuffed in their mouths.

Megan had been bound with an orange electrical cord and she had been sexually assaulted.

Sherry had marks on her wrists showing that she had been restrained at one point as well but whatever he had tied her with was gone.

He had also brought things with him and taken them back out with him or that cord that was now around Megan could have once been on Sherry.

There was no forced entry.

Nothing in the house was missing.