The MCPD received a call from Lynn Murray, mother of Adam Murray and husband of Judas Murray, inquiring on the results of the Toddler Stress Assessment they had been given. The Assessment showed a 0/15 for all the categories, those being Auditory, Visual, and Emotional. The MCPD transferred Mrs. Murray to the St. Anthony Community Hospital where the Murrays' doctor, Dr. Jack Williamson, answered. He explained that he could set up an appointment in June. The Murrays did not go to this appointment, causing the hospital to call the family to remind them of their appointment. Judas Murray answered, explaining that he and his wife were having disputes about the appointment, but that they could go in August.
On 12, August, 1992, Judas Murray called the MCPD reporting a break-in. Newly promoted Liuetenant Thatcher Davis answered this call, questioning what the intruder looked like, specifically stating quote, "Do you recognise this person?". Judas Murray responded, "No. I have never seen anyone that looks anything like him.". This caused a formal investigation to be started, with Sergeant Ruth Weaver and Lieutenant Thatcher Davis going to the Murray residence. The two officers found the body of Lynn Murray, hanging from the ceiling in the child's bedroom. Adam Murray was found in the crib beside Lynn's corpse. The two officers, along with another officer, Frederick Reños, set up a motion-detecting camera in the Murray home, specifically on the staircase. The camera captured an unknown figure, which will be referred to as "The Murray Figure". An invisible force is also seen tampering with Lynn Murray's corpse. The corpse has yet to be found. Judas Murray was not present in the home. His current whereabouts are also unknown.