Amy Moore: A deadly obsession in Pasión Que Mata

Amy Moore Was Murdered by Her Ex-Husband

Matthew Moore Left Their 3 Children Orphaned

The Podcast Analyzes This Brutal Crime

In the latest episode of Pasión que Mata, a tragic case of domestic violence that has left the community of Normal, Illinois, in shock will be discussed.

In the brutal ending of a tumultuous relationship, 46-year-old Amy Moore was murdered by her ex-husband, 64-year-old Matthew Moore.

Matthew Moore took his own life in what Normal police have classified as a murder-suicide.

This tragic incident has left the community stunned and three children without their parents.

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Amy Moore Was Murdered by Her Ex-Husband – Learn about Matthew Moore’s case / PHOTO: MundoNOW

Amy Moore, a beloved second-grade teacher, had faced a difficult divorce from Matthew Moore.

He was never able to accept the finality of their breakup.

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According to police reports, on June 5, 2024, Matthew broke into Amy’s home, where she lived with their three children.

Neighbors described him as a man who had exhibited erratic behavior after the divorce. He shot Amy multiple times before turning the gun on himself.

The tragedy has left three children, ages 12, 11, and 7, orphaned. They are now under the care of Amy Moore’s siblings.

The Bloomington-Normal community has responded with an outpouring of support, led by Amy’s older brother, Thomas Burns.

He launched a GoFundMe campaign to ensure the future of the children, which has raised nearly $400,000, reflecting the profound impact this tragedy has had on the local community.

This case of domestic violence, driven by anger and obsession, will be deeply analyzed in Pasión que Mata, an original podcast by Óyenos Audio.

This case of domestic violence, driven by anger and obsession, will be analyzed in depth on the Pasión que Mata podcast.

Narrated by Fabián Carabajal, the podcast explores violent crimes.

Their perpetrators, blinded by their emotions, commit horrifying acts like this.

Each episode reveals how obsession and jealousy can be mistaken for love, leading to a fatal outcome.

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