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Crime Junkie

  • Aug 26, 2026
  • 1:14
  • Short

Before Kacee Terry’s death, Meggan asked her about the life insurance policy she believed would eventually provide financial support for her family. Weeks before Kacee died, Meggan also told her husband she was counting on “the thing with Kacee” to bail them out financially.

Prosecutors argued those messages pointed to a financial motive—but the life insurance policy Meggan believed existed wasn’t real.

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Brief Summary

Megan's financial struggles and texts raise suspicions in Casey Terry's death.

Key points

  • The Unusual Conversation. Megan's text about Casey's life insurance raises eyebrows as investigators dig deeper.
  • The Financial Motive Revealed. Investigators uncover Megan's text indicating she was counting on Casey's death for money.

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