Late on a winter's night in Chesterfield, Michigan, a call to 911 reported an individual was possibly left for dead, prompting officers to rush to the scene. >> Subject was ran over by a car. Suspect vehicle is no longer on scene. Maybe there is 94. >> On the way, officers keep an eye for any suspicious vehicles. It's unlikely many cars will be out at 3:00 in the morning. We don't have any suspect vehicle. >> Large laceration to the side of her face. Shallow breathing. Cold right now. >> Minutes pass before all officers arrive on scene. By then, the 911 caller deemed less than cooperative. Already hung up. >> I locked the doors already for you. >> Which one's the med? She was just trying to >> Did you just run up on her or did you see it happen? >> No, I didn't see anybody. I was coming in my truck from my house. you >> and and I was going to turn this way to 24 miles and I seen something. So I stopped and and I seen her laying there. >> I don't know who hit her. What address do you say? It looks like we're going to need a AI team out here. I don't know what which one is. Which one's the med kit? >> The one that says medical kit. >> He said uh she was drinking at the house earlier. >> She was what? >> She was drinking at the house earlier. She walked out on foot and then he just come across her here. >> All right. Careful. It's very slippery. Sir, she lives with you? >> Yes. >> Does she have any access to weapons or anything? >> No. No. >> But you know, >> I'm taking GSW. She drink sandwiches right here though. She got a whole cut on that side over there. >> Oh yeah. You didn't feel anything. What's her name? Reese. >> What made you leave to go look for her? >> I was going to go to the gas station. >> And you didn't even know she left the store. >> No, she she been drinking earlier >> all day. >> All day. And then she never came home until I I was going to turn here to go 24 to the gas station. And I I seen something in the street. >> All right. >> You put that back. >> Yeah. >> I stopped threw their license. >> Does dispatch have this plate, Jake? >> I do. >> 16 with a plate. >> Over there in the garage for me. I fell already. >> I got you. No guns on you today, sir. >> Okay. Just checking. Just checking. Anything with these tire marks right behind you. Like right behind you. >> I can't help. >> I didn't see anything. The only thing I saw was a blue Mustang on the way here. But you're picking and choosing. So she's been laying here for a minute. Somebody purposely run over like a dope or something. There's tire marks all over here. Well, I'll get some tape out and I'll shut down this and this. Or we can always mobile fingerprint her, but I'd rather not move the body. >> Blanket overank. >> No, no. >> All right, I'll go grab mine and we'll have to get Emmy and everybody out here. Is Medstar going to run a lead on it, too? Get a time of death. >> Oh, perfect. >> Good eye. Has exterior cameras. We're going to be attempting to make contact. Hello. Sorry to bother you. >> We're dealing with a traffic crash fatality. Um, >> we saw the exterior cameras. Any chance? >> They aren't actually turned on. We moved here in June and never got them act preactivated. >> None of them. >> No. The ring. >> Any I mean it's any chance the ring. You just seen a vehicle leave. It's right there. >> I can I can check. >> I appreciate it. If you don't mind checking for me. >> You know about what time? like cuz >> we would say within the last few hours. Um, thank you. >> Is that a person or is it a good >> person? Person person. Yep. >> Okay. My son. >> All right. I appreciate it. Thank you. >> None of the cameras work except his Ring doorbell. So hopefully that one's going to be the one to catch it. We're going to go run our car around cuz they got a bunch of kids that are sitting here looking at the body and we cannot cover it to tamper with it. So yeah, this is the drill that was attached to a call. So I don't where he's definitely not going to be splitting anywhere. He's a witness at this time. >> Last time they yelled each other. He was mad at her. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He could It could be a gunshot wound and then he puts her there and runs her over on purpose. You know what I mean? Let me go check with this guy. >> Didn't catch anything, but I'm going to call ADT and see if there's any chance like those are still live. >> The ring unfortunately catches motion. >> Yeah. So, I I set it up to and I adjusted it because it was catching every car that ever drove by. >> Whenever you get a chance, even if it has to be later on in the morning, um I'll just let our detective here know they might be receiving a call from you regarding the camera. So, I appreciate your time. All right, let's go take a loop around. We're going to park in front of that house. >> No. >> Do you want to call? >> We'll we'll pass because we we did it deceased already. She knows it. Normally, the trauma to the face like that is not coming from being run over. Should I keep Juan's ID, the witness? >> Let me see if you have it. >> Number two. >> He's not even attached yet. We're going to attach him. He's starting to become more and more suspect at this time. >> Where was he coming from? >> We can't figure that out right now. He lives here, though. >> He says she's like 3 or 4 months behind on rent. >> Yeah, you watch that come back like a GSW and he dragged her out here and then staged it. I think we should lock him in on a statement and get a written statement. >> We don't really know too much yet. Her roommate drove to go find her. person walking to the bar and she's on the ground with some tire marks and her head's all split open. >> Okay. So, she wasn't in an accident, she was hit. >> Yeah. >> Do you know what time the roommates last saw her alive? >> Uh call neighbors out there. >> Yeah. The only thing I worry about, we find a gunshot wound to her. >> I'm going to go out at 3:00 in the morning for a coffee or whatever the case may be. And oh, found her. Somebody said he's going out for a coffee. >> Something along those lines. set of glasses under her. I wonder if they belong to him. What I'm getting out of it. She was drinking all night. Randomly left. He decides just to randomly go out in the middle of night. Didn't even know she left and runs across her. I don't know if there's going to be a GSW to her head, but she's definitely been run over. Any damage on his vehicle? I looked. Nothing I can really tell. It doesn't mean he didn't go get cleaned up and whatnot. Is she cold to the >> Yeah. Oh, I think she's been out here a while. >> Very suspicious. >> Well, DB's coming in. Obviously, Phillips, I called him. He's coming in AI. He's going to try to round up some >> one. >> Mhm. >> You just heard him. >> Yep. >> Unless you run first. >> No, this is literally like my third mess up do nothing, >> right? You got no weapons on you? >> Yeah, you can see the tire barrece this one freezes up >> right there. It looks like >> Yeah, this thing's blonde. Was he even like Was he crying or anything? >> No, he didn't really seem to give >> I don't know if he was in shock cuz he knew come across him. didn't seem to give a makes no sense. >> He said the last time he saw it was 3:00 in the afternoon. She got to drinking and she left. Didn't say if he got she got picked up or whatever, >> right? Cuz look at what she's wearing. Like why would she just walk out? >> She knows of a boyfriend but doesn't know his name. I'll stay warm for a little bit. >> As some officers take 77year-old potential suspect Juan Galvan to the station for questioning, others go to his home to conduct an interior welfare check for any unknown victims. 16 with another plate on a Range Rover. I didn't check the front door yet. Let's go this way. How'd you get back there? >> Going around the other way. >> That's stuck. I'm going to have to go around. Back side doors somehow. All right. I'm going to go around. That one's locked. Careful. right here. Be careful. Pulled there. I'm going to check the kitchen. >> Hello. >> Chest, please. >> What's going on here? >> Come down here. Come down here, sir. 16. Dispatch, we got one inside coming down to us. Who else is in the home? >> Just myself, man. What's going on here? >> What happened to your ear? What happened to your ear? Why are you all cut up? >> I'm not cut up. >> You got cuts all over you. Is there anybody else in the home with you? >> Nobody else. But first, let me find out what's going on here. >> Do you have lights in my face? >> We're investigating. >> Okay. Can >> we're doing a protective sweep of the home cuz somebody was injured earlier. Okay. We want to make sure nobody else in the home was injured. Okay. No one else. >> So your dad said that nobody else was here. >> No one else is here. >> Well, you are now. >> When we talked to your dad, he said nobody else was here. >> Okay. So, >> did you get into an argument with somebody today? >> No, I didn't. >> Who Who else is supposed to be in the house right now? >> Me, my dad. Teresa came home. She got into an argument. She left out. And that's when we went to go check her out and found out that she was there. I'm the one that made the call and my dad was there. I came over here to get my sister. She wasn't here and that's it. >> Where's your sister? >> She left. >> Is that the one? >> Teresa? >> No, my sister you back. >> Okay. She lives here, too. >> Yeah. All I know is an accident happened over there. We called you and that's it. Now you're questioning me. >> Well, no. We We didn't know you were here. They said nobody else was here. We're making sure that >> Okay. So, why are you guys just entering the The premise is is when I'm asking >> for a protective suit to make sure nobody else was in there. >> Okay. So, can we go to your guys' place? >> Sure. >> Okay, let's do that then. >> All right. >> Because I feel uncomfortable with this. I'm in my shorts and you guys are coming through. >> Yeah, that's what >> you understand where I'm coming from. >> Your dad should have told us somebody else was here and he didn't. >> Yeah. Dad said nobody else was here. >> Let's go over there then. Can we go to the police station? >> Yeah. Can we follow you to grab a hoodie real quick or whatever you want? >> Whatever. >> Or you want a jacket or a hoodie? Yeah, please follow me. >> Thank you, sir. >> I mean, this is just on call. >> Yeah, we're trying to figure everything out, too. Who is it? >> I get it. I get it. >> Who is Teresa to you guys? >> Teresa, she's a friend of the family. She came here. I raped. She left. And >> well, she had a right with you guys or just about whatever happened before. >> Whoever she's dating. >> Yeah. If dad if dad told us you were in here, we would have let you know. But dad said, "Hey, go do a protective sweep." >> Yeah, that's >> make sure nobody else was injured. I wish he told us you were in here. >> He's a 76 year old man. He don't know what you mean by that. >> Were you in the truck with him? >> No. No, I wasn't in the truck with him. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Oh, if he knew anything, you know, he would he would have definitely would have just made me alert that you guys were coming to the premises, you know, while I'm asleep. Like, this is just Do >> you want a jacket on? It's fine. I got my my stuff is all over here. >> 16 dispatch, do you have a name of somebody who called? >> Do you have ID on you by chance? Do you have an identification on you? >> As long as you guys get out of my house. >> Yep. We're heading out. >> Yeah. Shut the door, please. >> I told you before this is uncalled for. >> You said you're the one who called. >> Yep. >> All right. Yeah. Everything was all busted open. We got to do a protective sweep, man. >> I I understand it completely. >> We'll head to the We'll head to the white car. >> Yeah. Severely injured. It just seems like you're making us You're making it seem like me and my dad did it. That's >> Who said that? >> Call for >> Who said that? Let me just pat you down for weapons real quick just so I can be cool. >> What do you mean? You just entered the house on without a warrant, right? >> It's called a protective suite, man. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. You're watching me. >> Nobody's giving you the business. But yeah, this is big. If you can help us out with an interview for our detectives, you know what I mean? >> With me, right? >> Yeah. though. >> She's got to unlock it. Appreciate that. >> No problem. >> 16 to 37. We were unable to complete a full protective sweep. We have one in our back seat for a voluntary interview. >> Where's my father at, by the way? >> Same thing with you. He wanted to go speak to our detectives. He was smart enough to stay on scene, though. Make sure you stay on scene for that kind of stuff. I know you said you called. >> We're right down the street, >> but it's important. Obviously, we've been there for a while now and we didn't even know you existed. They're coming down here to talk to you so that way you don't have to go all over the place. Okay. >> Okay. How is >> 16 added another witness? >> Did you hear me? >> Yeah. What's her sir? >> I said, "How is the >> I'll let the detective speak with you." Okay. >> We were told to come do a protective sweep. You go in there. This guy wakes up. He knew about her. Very suspicious. He's all cut up in the ears and hands and stuff. The dealer played on this brand new Audi. >> Back to him BMW. No, it comes back as a lost plate out of Kalamazoo. He's saying nobody else is in the house, but he was initially on scene with the dad. >> But nobody else stays here periodically. >> Comes and goes. >> He says three, then he says four. >> He said I bet his sister took off. So she might even be in there, too. >> Dad's at the station who stayed on scene. He initially went on scene with dad but decided to come home and sleep. They got this house like fortified with cameras and stuff. Very very like minimal barebones furniture in there. Very clean. >> Yeah. What's this guy's name? >> Out of Detroit. Sex offender and lane. >> He's out of Detroit. >> Yeah, he's out of Detroit. Sex offender on lane. >> Correct. >> You guys came into my house without authorization or anything. My dad's being held. My dad's being held at the police station and this is voluntary. So >> I know they want to be voluntary. So I can call my attorney and we can make something. >> Do you have your phone? >> No, I don't. But how you going to call your attorney? >> See like cuts on his ears. >> That doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't make sense. >> He's got cuts on his ears like little pieces chipped off in his I think somewhere maybe on his hands or something. at the scene when he left. >> He told us he was at the scene. He came home cuz he then he starts asking, "Well, how is Teresa? How's Teresa? How's Teresa?" And then now all of a sudden he's concerned about She was clearly dead. I mean, anybody's going to see her. >> Initial contact with him. He started asking him. >> Yeah. >> Without you guys even correct. He knew his dad was like with us or something. I bet their sister was here and left. So, we don't know where a vet is. All right. I'll run the guy in. He's in my back seat. He's no longer wanting anything to be voluntary. So, all right. All right, I'm going to bring them in and I'll stay at the station until I'm told otherwise. I'll tell Lens to hang out here with Connell. Do you mind hanging out here? I'm going to run this guy back and then I should be right back. Keep an eye on the house. Make sure nobody's sneaking out. >> What's going on here? >> All right, sir. Sorry to keep you waiting. Uh, what was your question? >> Here. I mean, do you want me to give you a walk through? I mean, I don't understand what's going on here. >> Your dad's the homeowner, right? And not that you don't matter, but we can't get permission from you. We got to get permission from him. >> So, you want to go back to the station and talk to a detective? Um, your colleague kind of made me uncomfortable because he's making me feel like a intruder here. And >> look, look, I'll show you right now. I got you I got you listed as a witness just like your dad. Nobody's a suspect in anything. But you are a witness to a bad crash. That's just the way it is. It's unfortunate. >> I get that. But you do understand that she was intoxicated as well. >> Oh, I'm Nobody's disagreeing with you. >> Yeah, we did the protective sweep and that whole side door over there is dislodged. So that's another reason why we wanted to. >> All right. >> You good? >> Yeah. 16 dispatch in route to the station with one starting mileage. >> 16 to dispatch in route to the station with one male. Starting mileage is going to be 66245. 16 to dispatch at the station with one male. Ending mileage is 66251. Perfect. >> All right, sir. this way. Nope. >> Do you need any medical attention? You do have a small cut over your ear right there. All right. Uh, just go ahead and put your arms out like this. Just got to pay you down for weapons, right? You don't mind if I search you? >> 50 bucks or so. >> Looks like 160 maybe. Okay, >> that's fine. I think >> I have that. >> Someone took it. >> Nor something there. We'll count it in there. Just have a seat on the that bench there for me. Okay. No charges obviously, but we're going to put them in here just as as a witness lodging. Okay. >> So, is this the intake or what what's going on here? >> Just a waiting area. This is not a mug shot or booking photo or anything like that. You do have some cuts to your ears though. Here. Did you know how bad they looked? All right. All right. And then just put your arms out like this and then the other way. Face your fingers out. I don't know if you're rubbing your ear or what, but you got like some little blood spots here. >> That's fine. >> The detective wants him. >> One reason I asked you that is because seems like intake to me and it's not cool. >> All right. Well, the detectives are going to talk to you. >> All right. >> Do you have a belt on? >> Yeah. >> All right. The belt has to be removed. No other belt or jewelry on? >> No, I mean my shoelaces. >> That's it. >> Shoes. That's it. >> Jeff, if you can just put your over shirt up here and we'll get you a blanket for the time being. All right. Right this way, sir. Can you take off your shoes right there for me? Thank you. I'm just going to pat you down one more time. If you can step out here. Thank you. All right. You can head in there. I'll let the detective know you're waiting for him. Okay. >> No way. News reports later confirmed that 77-year-old Juan was innocent in Theresa's death. However, investigators quickly focused in on his 42-year-old son, Jon. Surveillance footage allegedly shows Jon driving into the neighborhood and pulling Teresa's unconscious body from his truck and onto the road after an alleged violent domestic dispute. Because radio traffic indicated she was still breathing when police arrived, it is believed she is still alive at this moment. Jon then runs her over, goes to his father's house to pick him up, and returns 35 minutes later to stage the discovery of Teresa. It is assumed Juan is unaware of what he is about to witness. Welcome back. Someone Both Jon and Juan wait several minutes for police to arrive. It is apparent that Juan is the individual making the 911 call. Just seconds before police pull up on scene, Jon runs away towards his father's home. Outside of video evidence, officers also discovered brain matter on the tire. Teresa also had black hairs under her fingernails, which likely matched Jon's scratches, indicating a struggle. After his arrest, John Robert Galvan was charged with one count of reckless driving and causing death, one count of homicide by manslaughter with a motor vehicle, one count of failure to stop at the scene of an accident when at fault and causing death, and one count of driving with a suspended license and causing death. He was held on a half million dollar bail. Sources indicate that over two years later, he was found guilty and sentenced on one count of reckless driving and causing death and one count of homicide by manslaughter with a motor vehicle. All other charges were dismissed. Michigan sentencing uses a range rather than a fixed term. And in this case, Jon received a sentence of 5 years and 6 months to 15 years in prison, becoming eligible to request parole after 5 years and 6 months, though it is very unlikely to be granted. This is because he was previously granted parole following a 2011 drunk driving case. In that case, he crashed into the vehicle of offduty Highland Park police officer Cayman Bode at over 100 mph. Despite wearing a seat belt, the off-duty officer was ejected from her vehicle. Her pelvis was crushed, her neck was broken, her spleen was removed, her lung collapsed, a stroke was triggered, and she was put in a 3-week coma. Witnesses from that incident told investigators they saw Jon trying to throw away liquor bottles before police arrived at the scene to arrest him for the 7 a.m. near fatal crash. In the years after the crash, he continues to receive impaired driving charges and in 11 years only paid $1,000 of the $38,000 restitution he owed. Officer Bode shared her thoughts about Jon's recent homicide charges on local news. If you ask me how I feel, I think he didn't he he didn't care. I have a feeling if you let him out, I don't feel like he cares about anybody else. I knew it. I knew I knew it. And then I just couldn't believe it. And my heart goes out to that lady and her family. >> As officers discovered in this video, John is also a registered sex offender. [music] He was found guilty for secondderee criminal sexual conduct on a person under the age of 13 in 1999 when he was 20 years old. Reports indicate he spent a 7-year prison sentence for that crime. Assuming Jon serves his full sentence, he will not be released until February 13th, 2037, exactly 15 years after he killed 42-year-old Terresa Sanchez. He will be 57 years old when released.