Show Notes
**This Episode contains descriptions of a graphic nature. Listener discretion is advised** On the 1st of December 1996, at around 10:45 PM, a man named Richard Maine left Keeper's Cottage in Coopers Hill, Alvechurch and was just about to get into his car when he heard some alarming noises nearby. It was the sound of a commotion mixed with a woman's calls for help. As Richard walked closer, he saw a young woman standing by the driver's door of a car covered in blood from head to toe. At her feet on the country road lay a man also covered in blood, but unlike the woman, he was totally still and quiet. In horror, Richard ran to call for help. Once the authorities arrived at the scene, nothing could be done for 25-year-old Lee Harvey—he was pronounced dead at the scene. His fiancée, 27-year-old Tracie Andrews was taken to the hospital where she was treated for minor injuries, including a black eye. But before she was taken, Tracie told the officers what had happened. She and her husband-to-be had fallen victims to a brutal road rage attack.
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SOURCES Tracie Andrews and the Murder of Lee Harvey Extraordinary TV police press conference that convinced detectives weeping model murdered her fiance From the Archives: Road rage killer's lies that led to her downfall The bloody evidence of a killer's lie 'It's an Oscar-winning performance’ She invented a road rage killer to cover up her fiancée's murder TRACIE STABBED LEE 30 TIMES THEN HID THE KNIFE IN HER SNAKESKIN BOOTS 'Crocodile tears' of the callous killer who stabbed boyfriend 42 times and tried to fool everyone Tracie Marguerite ANDREWS CRIME FILES: Glamorous blonde murdered boyfriend and blamed a road rage killer No remorse as ‘road-rage fantasy’ killer is set free Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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