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December 6, 2023 • 30 mins
In Strongsville, Ohio, Melinda Pleskovic, a middle school teacher, was found dead in her home in October 2017. Her husband and soon-to-be son-in-law both called 911 right away. Less than two weeks after her brutal murder, police would have a suspect in custody, and it would surprise many at how close the murderer was.

Sources for this episode:
Medium - He Was Going To Be Exposed So He Opted For Murder
WYKC - Jeffrey Scullin sentenced to life in prison for killing Strongsville teacher Melinda Pleskovic
Cleveland - 'Manipulative' Strongsville man gets life in prison for brutal killing of fiancee's mother, popular teacher
The Post - Man who killed Strongsville teacher sentenced to life in prison
Fox 8 - Prosecutor: Strongsville teacher stabbed 36 times, killer planned crime weeks in advance
Cleveland 19 - Alleged killer calls 911 to report future mother-in-law's death (listen)
Court of Appeals of Ohio - State of Ohio v. Jeffery W. Scullin, Jr.
Wikipedia - Strongsville, Ohio
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(00:00):
Welcome to Crime with My Coffee.This podcast contains graphic descriptions and adult content
mature audiences only. Please Hi,y'all, and welcome to Crime with My

(00:31):
Coffee. I'm your fabulous hostess withthe most June, and I'm Suzanne.
We're gonna tell you some stories you'veheard, some you haven't, and some
you'll wish you hadn't, all witha Texas twang. All right, well,
welcome back, guys, Welcome back. Glad you're here. Glad you
could join us absolutely, and youknow me, if you're here for the

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first time, go back and justpick one to start listening to after you
listen to this one, and thenjust listen to all of them. It's
fine. Yeah, fine. Wegot plenty to choose from, plenty to
choose from work coming up on episodetwo hundred before two gosh off a long,
Oh my god? What really?Oh wow? Where it's crazy.

(01:14):
This episode is like episode one sixtyeight or something like that. I think
almost one seventy wow. Wow.Oh we'll have to do we'll have to
do something big for episode two hundred. I don't know what. We'll figure
it out. Oh yeah, yeah, sounds good, So it would be
another giveaway or something maybe maybe,So what's in your mug? Well,

(01:37):
in my mug because I do havea new coffee maker. My husband actually
told me, he's like, whencan we have regular coffee? Because I've
been making like all the different kindsof coffees that I have, you know
that I hadn't been using in mycure egg or anything. Right. Oh,
by the way, guys, shegot a new coffee maker that makes

(01:59):
a pot of coffee or a cup. So, yes, it's so it's
a cure egg and a coffee potall together, you know, cure eggs
on one side and the coffee potson the other. But so, so
it's all one unit. So Idon't have a coffee maker over here and
my cure egg over here. It'sall together and it's really nice and I

(02:19):
really like it. But so Imade I had just a little bit of
pinion coffee left, but it wasonly enough to make half a pot,
and I was like, I don'twant to make half a pot, so
I put in some coffee that Igot from you. It's the toffee treasure

(02:42):
from from the coffee Yeah, theIndiana Jones collection from Bones Coffee Company.
Yes, and I'm glad I didbecause that stuff is really sweet. You
know, that toffee coffee is reallysweet. So I made a complete pot
of coffee with half of that andhalf of a regular the Pinion coffee,

(03:05):
and it was sweet. Well,I kind of forgot about it being so
sweet, the toffee coffee being sosweet, and I put creamer in it,
and it was way too sweet,and I was like, you know
what, I can probably drink thisblack. I tried it. I really
wished I could drink black coffee,but I can't. So what I did

(03:28):
is I just put like a spoonful, just one teaspoonful of creamer in it,
just to take the black coffee bitternessout of it right now, because
black coffee to me is bitter.And it was the perfect amount because it
was sweet but yet it wasn't oversweet. And that toffee treasure coffee is amaze

(03:53):
balls. It's so good. It'sand it smells like toffee when it's making
in it was it's good. Soanyway, yeah, that's what I have
in my mug. So what doyou have in your mug today? Nowhere
near his adventurous is you. Ihave avoided adulting all weekend long. So

(04:15):
I made me a big old potof Folgers coffee this morning so that I
could just drink all the coffee anddo all the things that I've been ignoring
all weekend. So yeah, todayis uh, drink the Folger's coffee with
a little bit of creamer in it, and clean the house day. Nice.

(04:35):
Nice. Now, I can't tellyou I did go to the grocery
store yesterday since my husband's like,oh, when could we do just have
regular or coffee? That's exactly howhe sounds. I can't at test it
is true. That is exactly him. I thought for a second that you
had him on the microphone. Therethere you go. So I did.

(04:57):
I did buy Folgers. But I'mgo and to try to make sure that
I don't have folders when we record. That way, it's not just just
regular coffee, you know. Soanyway, but I did buy regular coffee
for him. So but enough aboutcoffees. I have an episode for us

(05:18):
today. Nice, very sweet.I'm I'm excited. We are going to
go to Strongsville, Ohio. Okay. Strongsville is a suburb of Cleveland.
It was nicknamed the Crossroads of theNation because of the intersection between the Baltimore

(05:38):
and Ohio Railroad and the Southwestern ElectricLine that connected Cleveland and Wooster, Ohio.
Wooster. Yeah, it's even spelledWooster wos t e R. Nice.
So if it's not pronounced Wooster,they shouldn't spell it different, just
like the Worcestershire place over in whatis it Pennsylvania, New York something like

(06:01):
that. Wow, Okay, Okay, that's cope. Anyway, the Orokafeller
family, Yes, the super richyrich philanthropist people. They moved to Strongsville
in eighteen fifty three. Oh wow, that's cool. Yeah, the population
in twenty ten was about forty fivethousand, and it was just a little

(06:27):
over forty six thousand and twenty twentynice. Okay, that's cool. So
we're gonna talk about Bruce and MelindaPleuskovic today. They had two daughters and
a son. I believe their sonwas the youngest. Their son, he
had down syndrome and was also nonverbal. Okay, so but I'm pretty sure

(06:51):
he was the youngest. Anyway,I think both of the daughters were older
than the sun. Okay. Theylived there in Strongsville, Ohio. Melinda
was a she was considered a pillarin the community. She was a middle
school language arts teacher and she coachedthe women's varsity soccer team. And one

(07:13):
of the Pluskovic's daughters. We're gonnacall her Jenna, Okay. She began
dating this guy named Jeffrey Scullen duringhigh school. After graduation, they got
engaged. They ended up having adaughter together. The Pluskovics wanted to help
out the young couple, so theylet them move into their basement rent free

(07:35):
so that they could save up somemoney to get a place of their own.
Jenna was a waitress at a localApplebee's and Jeff was doing Jeff said
he was doing some random part timework. I don't really know. Okay,
Well, everyone seemed to be gettingalong well with Jeff. Things seemed
to be going great. You know, everybody was happy. Everybody was friends,

(08:00):
and they were working on wedding planstogether, you know, because Jeff
and Jenna are getting ready to getmarried. Nice. The Jeff and Jenna
had been living there for some monthsat this point in time, when weird
things started happening around the house.For starters, the Pluskovics started to notice
that they had money come up missingstarted off, you know it with small

(08:22):
bills, and then it started tobe larger bills missing uh oh. And
Jeff even told them that one timehe was home alone and somebody tried to
break into the house. He saidthat he saw an arm coming in through
the sliding glass door, you know, I think it was in the backyard,
and he was like, oh mygod, and ah, and he

(08:43):
was able to scare the would bebreaker in or off and scare them away.
Wow. Yeah, random people werealso seen walking around their yard.
But again, lucky for the Pluskovics, Jeff is around and he's able to
scare these people away. Nice.Now did anybody besides Jeff see these people

(09:05):
just wandonery, I believe so.Not necessarily the attempted break in with the
arm coming through the glass door.I think Jeff was the only one home
for that, but I think theythe other people, other members of the
family did see them walking around theyard and such at random odd times that
they shouldn't be walking through the yardright anyway, But the wedding plans are

(09:26):
still, you know, ongoing.They're still making all these plans to get
married. Jeff's job was to mailout his invitations to his family and friends,
and one too because I love weddingcakes. She does love wedding cake,
you guys. But he was supposedto mail out his share of the
invitations and pay for the venue wherethey were going to have the wedding at,

(09:48):
and the Pluskovics were going to takecare of everything else. Okay,
well, weird things are still happening. Car Keys are now going missing.
Yeah, car keys are going missing. Alarms on their vehicles started going off
in the middle of the night wheneveryone was sleeping. Oohoo, that's scary.

(10:09):
I hope it's not a ghost becauseI would move the next day.
Yeah. Bruce even found nails inone of his tires once. Oh my
godness. The Pluskovics would call thecops after any weird incidents or occurrence happened.
If they saw people walking in theiryard, they would call the cops.

(10:31):
If their alarms went off at threeo'clock in the morning, they would
call the cops. They were callingthe cops. There was a record of
all of this, you know,But because the cops never saw anybody or
caught anybody doing anything, there wasn'treally much the cops could do except,
you know, write all this downon a piece of paper, file it
away, and that's about it.That's all they could do. Well,

(10:56):
I mean, they could drive bymore. I would think, since all
this stuff is happening, I wouldthink that they would just start driving by
random times, and you know,and they may have. I'm not real
sure. I do know that thePluskovics didn't know why, but they were
fairly sure that they were being targetedby these random, weirdo creeper people.

(11:18):
Hm. You know, I thinkJeff probably brought brought ghost into the house
with him because I mean, Idon't think that all this was happening before
he got there. It was not. Hmm, okay, we'll see there
you go. Well, the Pluskovicsalso kept trying to get in touch with
Jeff's family because they really wanted tomeet and get to know their daughter's future

(11:41):
in laws. They wanted to befriends with them. You know, I
get it, I get it.Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Jeff kept
telling them though that would never happen. You see, his parents, he
said, didn't even like the Pluskovics, like at all. How can they
not like them? They don't evenknow them. Well, maybe they just
think that the plus Givicks aren't goodenough for their little Jeffrey boy maybe,

(12:07):
or they're just too high class,you know, I don't know. Well,
a week or so before the wedding, Melinda got a call from the
venue that Jeff had reserved for thewedding, and they told her that they
were going to cancel the reservation ifthey didn't get paid. And Melinda said,
what, Jeff, Jeff was supposedto pay this. Jeff said,

(12:28):
he paid this, and the venuetold her, you know, oh,
well, he gave us his cardinformation, you know, or brought his
card by or whatever, and weran it and it declined it. And
we've since run it fourteen times intotal, and it's been declined fourteen times
in total. Oh wow. AndMelinda said, okay, fine, here's

(12:52):
your dollars. Keep it reserved.This is where my daughter wants to get
married at. I'll take it upwith Jeff later, right. Oh yeah.
Well, she also found out thatnot only had he not paid for
the venue, he still hot andmilled out his half of the wedding invitations
yet either. So he's just leavinghis family out of it evidently. So

(13:18):
she had full intentions of confronting Jeffabout all of this. The not paying
for the venue, the not sendingout his invitations, all of this,
Yeah, because I mean you gota week now, dude, Yeah,
exactly. On October twenty third oftwenty seventeen, Jeff told Bruce and Melinda
that his mom wanted to meet themfor dinner that night so that she could

(13:41):
pay them back for the venue.So, you know, okay, maybe
we're moving in the right direction.Now, Yeah, that's nice, that's
nice, But Jeff kept changing theplans that got Jeff, come on now,
I know, right before Bruce leftwork to go to the dinner,

(14:05):
he got a text from Melinda thatbasically said she would meet him and everyone
else at the restaurant. Go ahead, don't worry about coming by the house.
She'd just meet him there. Okay. Bruce thought it was pretty weird
because he said it the text didn'treally sound like it was Melinda that was
texting him. But he let itgo because you know, their son was,
you know, there at the house. Maybe she was busy trying to

(14:28):
you know, get him ready toleave or whatever, right, So he
just kind of let it go andwas like, you know, i'll see
him there. Well, by theway, their son at this time was
seventeen eighteen something like that, soyou know, I mean, he wasn't
a little kid, right. Butanyway, so Bruce gets to the restaurant.

(14:50):
No one's there. He can't getanybody on the phone, and he's
like, oh my gosh, areyou kidding me? So he just goes
to the gym. He's got toblow off some steam. He's irritatd mad.
Okay, So he goes to thegym and then he gets a call
from Jenna that says, you know, hey, meet us at Applebee's.
And he got several calls from Jeffsaying the same thing. You know,

(15:11):
hey, meet us at Applebee's.That's where we're at. That's where we're
going. We're like there now,So Bruce go. She told me to
go somewhere else, and I wentand nobody was there. Well he I
guess maybe he was thinking maybe hedidn't get the update text that had changed
the time. Maybe it's possible,you know, I don't really know text

(15:31):
everybody. Yeah, so Bruce goesmeets them at Applebee's but notices that Melinda's
not there and neither is his son, and he's going, uh, that's
that's weird. And he's getting alittle worried because all during dinner she never
showed up. He wasn't able toget her on the phone. Jeff said
he hadn't been able to get ahold of her either. So Bruce,

(15:54):
you know, eats his food withthe quickness. He rushes through dinner and
he starts walking out, and Jeffand the baby are walking out with him,
and Jeff says, Hey, Ineed to go get some gas for
my truck. Would you mind stayinghere and watching the baby for a hot
minute while I go fill my truckup and then come back and get her.
That way, you know, hedoesn't have to get her in and

(16:15):
out of the truck. Right lateOctober in Ohio, it's cold. I
get it. I get it.Yeah, I need to And I want
to say the baby was like almostalmost a year and a half at this
time, fifteen sixteen months old,Okay, So you know that's a hassle
in and of itself, getting akid that age in and out to go

(16:37):
in and pay for gas, pumpthe gas, get her out again to
go get your change, come back, put her back in. It's I
don't know. I'm with Jeff onthis one, can you watch my kid
while I go fill up? Well, how come? How come Jenna didn't
go with him? Maybe and Jennahad to start her shift. Maybe maybe

(17:00):
I was gonna say maybe, Well, no, that's not true. Jenna
didn't start shift. And we'll getto that in just a second. So
I don't really sure. I don'treally know, but either way, either
way, Bruce says, yeah,I'll stand here and I'll keep the baby
for a hot minute. And soJeff leaves to go get gas in his
truck, and Bruce is standing therewith a baby and he's thinking, man,

(17:22):
this is Bruce. Jeff is takinga really long time to go get
this gas, Like, I don'tthink you should take this long to fill
up. I'm pretty sure I'm beingstalled on purpose. I hate it,
I know. So everybody finally getshome. They all get home at the
same time. Jenna gives her housekeys to Jeff to open the door,

(17:45):
and Jeff says, you know,hey, the key's not working. That's
so weird. So they're finally ableto get Jenna's brother, who was there
in the home, to let himin. Everybody goes inside. They find
Melinda in the kitchen floor, ina pool of blood. Oh no,
Jeff and Bruce both grabbed their phonescalled nine to one one. Melinda was

(18:08):
forty nine years old. She waspronounced dead shortly after being transported to the
hospital. She had been stabbed overthirty five times all and shot three times.
What it's a little overkilled. I'mjust saying one or the other,

(18:29):
not both, dude. Her phunrole was held on the day that Jenna
and Jeff were supposed to get married. After her murder, all of the
robbery attempts and the crazy things goingon around the house just stopped. That's
so weird. The police had beendoing there behind the scenes police work throughout

(18:56):
the week after Melinda was killed.They'd been checking out the alibis of everyone
that lived in the home. They'dbeen searching finding evidence. They'd been comparing
cell phone records to the alibis thatthey had been given to either confirm or
deny these alibis and everything else.Yeah, And on Halloween, just eight
days after Melinda was murdered, theycalled Jeff back to the station to talk

(19:19):
to him. He told them,no, he hadn't had anything to do
with the murder. He'd gone tohis aunt's house, stopped at a gas
station, met the others at Applebee's, and then went home with them,
just like he had told the copsbefore. Mm hmm, Oh, you
didn't catch that you got gas beforeand after. Well he didn't tell the

(19:42):
cops that he got gas after.He told the cops he got gas before,
so maybe you did catch it.I was thinking maybe it was a
long way, so he had toget gas twice. I don't know,
No, no, I don't thinkso maybe he was just saying that he
I guess maybe he didn't specifically saywhether it's before or maybe maybe maybe you

(20:06):
know, because he did go tothe gas station, or at least that's
what he told some people. Ijust I don't know. Well, they
asked him to take a polygraph test, and he said, sure, hook
me up, let's do this,because I didn't have nothing to do with
this, okay, okay, Sohe goes in, he takes the polygraph
test, he goes back into theinterrogation room, interview room, whatever,

(20:27):
and the cops come back in andthey said, all right, Jeff,
you took this test. Good job. Here's your failing test results. Okay,
fail or not fail. It doesn'tmatter because it's in admissible in court
anyway. Well, and Jeff toldthem it doesn't matter that I failed.
I didn't do this, Like,are you kidding me? And they said,

(20:49):
look here, Jeffy boy, wehave cell phone records that put you
at the house during the time ofthe murder. We have the knife from
the back of your truck with yourDNA on the handle and her blood on
the blade. Up. We havesecurity footage from the neighbor's house. They

(21:11):
that their neighbors had a camera thatI guess kind of the edge of the
camera view could see the Pluskovic's home. Okay, and he's Once Jeff was
confronted with all of this evidence,he broke down and confessed and said he
had staged all of the robberies andall of the crazy things. He had
done it. And he even toldthem that if they went to his dad's

(21:34):
house and looked in this car thatwas parked at his dad's house, they
would find the gun that he hadused to shoot Melinda. Oh my god,
why why? So So they goand they search this car and they
find the gun, and they alsofind a pair of bloody sweatpants, the
blood all over the sweatpants. TheDNA came back as being Melinda's hmmm,

(21:57):
and Jeff DNA was found in thewaistband of these sweatpants. He was obviously
arrested for the murder of Melinda Pluskovic. He was held on a million dollar
bond. Wow, Okay, yep, he did plead not guilty. I

(22:18):
think that goes without saying most peopleplead not guilty. Well, his lawyers
filed some motions to try and getbasically all of the damning evidence thrown out.
The confession, the knife, thegun, the blah blah blah blah
blah. Yeah. Well, ifthey didn't do that, they probably weren't
doing their job correctly, all right. Well, their argument wasn't any good

(22:41):
though, evidently, and they didn'thave any legal, any legal legs to
stand on. And the judge said, I don't think so, mister attorney.
People's all of this evidence is comingin because he had been read his
miranda rights when he confessed. Hetold them that they could go search the
car where they found the gun exactly. He told them the truck where they

(23:06):
found the knife was executed under asearch warrant because they had gotten a search
warrant after the murders and searched everyvehicle on the property. Blah blah blah.
That's when they found the knife.The judge said, no, all
of this, every bit of ittotally illegal. It's coming in. Yep,
there you go. Once that rulingwas made, Scullen changed his plea

(23:30):
hmm. He ended up pleading nocontest to all seven counts that he had
been charged with in twenty eighteen.Is when he pled no contest. He
pled no contest to aggravated murder,felonious assault, tampering with evidence, and
child endangering because he had left thebrother the son there at the house.

(23:53):
Yeah yeah, And it turned outthat when he was murdering Melande, he
had his daughter with him there aswell. No, yeah, no,
oh my god. So he saidthat what had happened was Melinda came at
him the day of the murder andwas telling him that she really didn't like

(24:18):
the fact that he had a gunin the house. Evidently she had seen
the gun or something, and shewas mad at him for accusing her daughter
of cheating on him. So hesaid, they're arguing about all this stuff,
and Melinda just went crazy and cameafter him, and when she did
that, that's when he shot herin self defense. And he must have

(24:40):
blacked out after that because he absolutelydoes not remember stabbing her, much less
stabbing her thirty five times. Okay, sure, no, but whatever.
He was sentenced to life with thepossibility of parole after thirty three years,
and he will be fifty three fiftyfour or so when he is first eligible

(25:00):
for parole. That's my case.It's a quickie. That's what I got
for you. Oh my goodness,yeah, oh my goodness. So he
never gave a reason why he didthis other than the fact that it was
self defense. She was coming afterhim. No, A lot of people

(25:21):
think that it's because she was confrontinghim about the fact that he wasn't paying
for the venue, He wasn't doingwhat he was supposed to do, He
wasn't pulling his weight, and sohe got mad and killed her, hoping
that she wouldn't tell, you know, or hadn't told anybody else yet,
and it would just, you know, disappear. I guess maybe that's what

(25:45):
a lot of people think. Jennaobviously went to his sentencing and gave a
victim impact statement and basically said,this guy's a jerk face and he should
never get out again. I hatethe fact that he's gonna get a chance
to get out, But you knowwhatever, he killed my mom, he
killed my daughter's grandma. Like hecan just puts off and rot in jail

(26:08):
forever as far as I'm concerned.So why do you think now, I'm
I'm just thinking, and believe me, I'm a chair detective here, but
I want to say that this wasprobably he was planning this. Why else

(26:29):
pretend somebody's breaking in and all yourcar alarms are going off and blah blah
blah. You know, is thistwo stage that somebody, you know,
somebody else did it, you know, because all these other things happened to
throw off. That's what I'm thinking. Well, either that, because I

(26:51):
also thought about that. I thoughtabout, you know, why was all
this, you know, breaking INDsand you know, all that going on.
Maybe it was so he could stillstay in their basement rent free with
his girlfriend, fiance almost wife,and their daughter rent free while he's not
working and he's not having to payany bills. He can still stay there

(27:14):
because he keeps protecting the family andscaring everything off. And all the bad
guys away. I mean, Imean that makes sense too. I don't
know that was what I thought anyway, was was the reason why all the
all the bad stuff was going on. I never even thought about it leading

(27:36):
up to a cover upper murder becauseI really don't think the murder was necessarily
planned. That's that's true. Ifeel that that did happen because she was
confronting him on being a sleeze balland a non contributing human in her home.
Yeah, and I think he lostit and was like, no,

(28:00):
h I can't lose my free mealticket. Yeah. I don't buy the
he blacked out and doesn't remember anythingafter shooting her. I no, that's
a lie. No. But Iwonder if they could determine, and they
probably couldn't because of so many injuries, But which happened first, the shooting

(28:26):
or the stabbing, because I'm surewith the stabbing that many times there were
some that could have been fatal,you know, just like the shooting,
So they can't determine, right,Yeah, I don't know. I never
read anything that said one way orthe other about that, just that she
had been stabbed. I read mostlyeverywhere said over thirty five times. A

(28:51):
couple of places just said thirty sixtimes. A couple of places said thirty
five maybe thirty six because like thisone stab wound could have been one stab
wound but caused two injuries, rightright, hmh I don't know, so
weird, but yeah, he's injail. It's where he belongs. Not

(29:11):
hurting my feelings that he's there,and I hope his parole is denied every
single time. I do too.I do too. Wow, so crazy,
so crazy. That's that's what Igot for you this week. Wow,
thank you very much. And Idon't think that I've really ever heard

(29:33):
of this one, really, justlike, yeah, I don't I don't
think I have hmm. I likeit when I get you with one that
you've never heard of before. Yeah, I don't think that I've ever heard
this one. So I wonder ifyou've heard what I've got in store for
you next week. Oh, Idon't know. I'm excited, and I

(29:55):
feel pretty sure that you have notheard what I have in store for you
for our patreonics Lucive this month either. Oh. That one's a doozy.
Even more exciting that one comes outon the fifteenth of this month, so
be sure and tune in for that. If you're a Patreon member, it's
that one's a doozy. She's gonnaget so mad you guys. Uh oh,

(30:18):
I'm about it. I'm ready,I'm ready. Whatever it is.
So well, thank you very much, and thank y'all for listening. And
y'all come back next week when we'regonna have a new episode, and I
guess until then, y'all okay,bye bye,
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