Amber Burch's involvement in the murders and
improper burials of two men at this Clemmons home
began in July of 2009.
Detectives say the first victim was Joshua Wetzler.
He'd been living in the home of devil worshipper
Pazuzu Algarad until Algarad shot and killed him,
and hid his body in the basement.
Algarad called Burch his girlfriend,
and she came up from South Carolina
to help bury Wetzler.
STACEY: When Josh and Tommy were discovered,
the DA met with the families and they told us they were
going to fill us in on everything that
was gonna happen at the trial, and...
It's been two-and-a-half years since they found Josh,
and all this time, you know, we kept asking when...
is there gonna be an indictment?
When is there gonna be a trial?
And, we never were contacted with any information.
CHAD: Finally, two years after
the bodies are found in the backyard at Knob Hill,
Amber Burch takes a plea deal and
finally appears in court to answer for what she's done.
MICHAEL: They look vastly different
than when they were arrested. I know, I can tell you that.
I don't know why.
I don't know what happened, but they look vastly different.
It came out at Amber's plea that when the police detectives
showed up at Knob Hill to do the search in 2014,
she folded like a lawn chair.
She rolled on Pazuzu and she told 'em everything she knew,
and that is probably what saved her from
getting the death penalty.
There were some things that I did not know about.
I didn't even know that
Amber wasn't there when Josh was murdered.
I found out that his body actually
was in the basement for several days.
I found out that Pazuzu shot Josh in front of his mother.
That was all really disturbing just to imagine that.
MICHAEL: The biggest bombshell was the fact that
the mother was present at both murders.
We have this image of Pazuzu's mother getting
ready to go to work, and she hears some kind of shot,
and she comes out and she sees her son
holding a gun toward Josh Wetzler...
And she immediately goes back and continues getting
ready for work, and then, comes back out and
is headed out the door and Pazuzu's like,
"Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and finish him off,"
which is just chilling.
I don't know if I'll ever know the details of kind of
what brought him there or why he
would have hung out with them.
They definitely did not seem like his usual crowd.
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Part of me was looking forward to the trial so that
I would get more answers. I don't feel like...
I got the answers that I wanted.