[OH] Trooper Inskeep's family fears death

...She said that Inskeep had "threatened to kill her and the kids and then kill himself... Ms. Inskeep stated that he has made references to Lori Bailey in the past and said she was going to turn out just like her"... Lori Bailey was murdered by her husband, [Fayette County Sheriff's Deputy] John Bailey...

Trooper pleads not guilty, waiting on court date
Record Herald
By RYAN CARTER
11/16/2007 8:11:00
Scott Inskeep, the Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper who was arrested at his Washington C.H. home Tuesday for alleged domestic violence against his wife, is awaiting his next court hearing after he pleaded not guilty to the charge... Inskeep, 32, has been a trooper with the Wilmington Patrol Post for more than nine years. He is being held in the Fayette County Jail without bond...

State trooper jailed
Record Herald, OH
By RYAN CARTER
11/15/2007
...Inskeep's wife told police that she and her husband became involved in an argument and that he pushed her down and she received cuts on her arm... that this type of behavior had been going on for a while. She said that Inskeep had "threatened to kill her and the kids and then kill himself... Ms. Inskeep stated that he has made references to Lori Bailey in the past and said she was going to turn out just like her," according to the report. Lori Bailey was murdered by her husband, [Fayette County Sheriff's Deputy] John Bailey, on Nov. 1, 2006, then John killed himself... Inskeep's wife showed officers patched holes in the walls of their home... She said that she still has in her possession a pair of pants he ripped off of her... Officers also obtained a letter from Inskeep's wife that her daughter had written to her in the last couple of weeks. In the letter, her daughter wrote that she was concerned that "Scott would kill them and then kill himself" and that she was concerned for their safety. She wrote that she would try to document "things Scott did to her, but Scott would find the papers and destroy them." His wife also said that Inskeep would often take keys to the car and house and leave her stranded... that he currently has her cellular phone and won't return it. After Inskeep was transported to the Fayette County Jail, police removed guns, ammunition and other weapons from his home and they will keep them until the court orders their return. His patrol car, duty belt, duty pistol, and taser were also taken and later released to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Lt. Todd Lee with the State Highway Patrol Wilmington Post said no disciplinary action has been taken against Inskeep yet. "We're not to that point yet," he said. "We're still waiting to see what happens"...