She Gave Police Her Phone… After Deleting 900 Texts #kaceeterry #crimejunkies #truecrimepodcast

Crime Junkie

  • Aug 24, 2026
  • 0:31
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After Kacee Terry’s death, her friend Meggan agreed to give investigators her phone—but three days passed before she handed it over. By then, more than 900 messages between Meggan and Kacee had been deleted.

There was just one problem: investigators already had Kacee’s phone, where the deleted messages were still available. Watch the full investigation on @CrimeJunkie and tagged below. ------- Follow Crime Junkie: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crimejunkiepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CrimeJunkiePodcast/ Crime Junkie is created and hosted by Ashley Flowers.

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Brief Summary

Megan delayed giving her phone to police, deleting texts before handing it over, raising questions about her motives.

Key points

  • Megan's Delayed Cooperation. Megan takes three days to hand over her phone to police, raising suspicions.
  • Deleted Messages. Over 900 text messages between Megan and Kasey were deleted before handing over the phone.

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