Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 52 minutes ago
PART 2 OF 2 | The Beginning of the Night
This is the first half of the original video recorded on January 29, 2024, the night our home was targeted.
Someone slashed our tires and threw an explosive device onto our property. Throughout this recording, you'll hear us identify Anthony Mahar several times because we believed at the time that he was responsible. You'll also hear us mention Isiah Lloyd, Campbell, and Southern as we tried to determine who was involved.
More than two years later, former LaFollette Police Officer Isiah Lloyd has officially been charged in connection with the attack at our home.
During the incident, we also told responding officer Cody Omary that Creekside Market had surveillance cameras that could be important. In our opinion, the police report contained significant errors, including the wrong ZIP code. We were later told that the TBI was unable to obtain a copy of this police report and that Campbell County never investigated the incident. We believe those circumstances raise legitimate questions about how this case was handled.
Just two days later, on January 31, 2024, Kelly Kehoe was found dead after Creekside Market burned to the ground. Her death continues to be officially ruled a suicide despite many unanswered questions.
This two-part video is being shared so viewers can watch the events exactly as they unfolded that night. We are also sharing it because we believe the public deserves a full, transparent, and independent investigation into everything that happened during those critical days. It is our opinion that there are still important questions that remain unanswered, and we encourage everyone to review the information and draw their own conclusions.
#JusticeForKellyKehoe #CampbellCounty #LaFollette #PoliceAccountability #TrueCrime #Tennessee #InvestigativeJournalism
PART 2 OF 2 | The Beginning of the Night
This is the first half of the original video recorded on January 29, 2024, the night our home was targeted.
Someone slashed our tires and threw an explosive device onto our property. Throughout this recording, you'll hear us identify Anthony Mahar several times because we believed at the time that he was responsible. You'll also hear us mention Isiah Lloyd, Campbell, and Southern as we tried to determine who was involved.
More than two years later, former LaFollette Police Officer Isiah Lloyd has officially been charged in connection with the attack at our home.
During the incident, we also told responding officer Cody Omary that Creekside Market had surveillance cameras that could be important. In our opinion, the police report contained significant errors, including the wrong ZIP code. We were later told that the TBI was unable to obtain a copy of this police report and that Campbell County never investigated the incident. We believe those circumstances raise legitimate questions about how this case was handled.
Just two days later, on January 31, 2024, Kelly Kehoe was found dead after Creekside Market burned to the ground. Her death continues to be officially ruled a suicide despite many unanswered questions.
This two-part video is being shared so viewers can watch the events exactly as they unfolded that night. We are also sharing it because we believe the public deserves a full, transparent, and independent investigation into everything that happened during those critical days. It is our opinion that there are still important questions that remain unanswered, and we encourage everyone to review the information and draw their own conclusions.
#JusticeForKellyKehoe #CampbellCounty #LaFollette #PoliceAccountability #TrueCrime #Tennessee #InvestigativeJournalism
