Bloody Shirt May Be From Dogfight, Not Murder Case Father-in-law brought it in to dry cleaner, and police are testing By Rob Quinn, Newser Staff Posted Apr 29, 2016 12:00 AM CDT Updated Apr 29, 2016 1:00 AM CDT 5 comments Comments Terri "Missy" Bevers (YouTube) (Newser) – A major breakthrough—or a deeply unfortunate coincidence? Police investigating the murder of Missy Bevers in Midlothian, Texas, obtained a search warrant after her father-in-law brought a bloody shirt to a local dry cleaner and told them the stains were animal blood, Fox News reports. An employee kept the XXL women's white shirt uncleaned and called police. The father-in-law, Randy Bevers, tells CBS 11 that the blood came from the family's Chihuahua, which was injured in a fight with another dog. Terri "Missy" Bevers, a 45-year-old fitness instructor and mother of three, was murdered in a church early on the morning of April 18 by a person dressed in SWAT gear who was captured on surveillance video. Authorities are testing the shirt to determine whether the blood is human or animal. A source close to the investigation tells WFAA that a veterinarian has confirmed that Randy Bevers took the dog, which died of its injuries, to be treated. It had been attacked by another family pet soon after Missy Bevers' in-laws arrived in Texas from California. Other sources tell the station that investigators now believe that the attacker was not a burglar, but the person may have staged the killing to make it appear as if it happened during a burglary gone wrong. My Take on This Story Report a story error Show results without voting | 5% Hilarious 55% Intriguing 11% Depressing 4% Brilliant 9% Scary 16% Ridiculous