He Shot An Intruder In His Home, What He Found Out About Him After Is Absolutely Insane….

On August 15 around 9 p.m., the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office was made aware of a shooting that was happening in a town called Creola. Two men were injured by the time the officers arrived, and luckily nobody suffered from a fatality. While a man thought he was shooting a home invader, he was actually shooting his wife’s secret lover.

Tracy Reeves reportedly told her husband Frank Reeves on Sunday evening that there was an intruder in their house. Frank allegedly grabbed his gun and fired at the suspected intruder, Michael Amacker, Tracy’s secret lover.

Amacker suffered gunshot wounds to his lower leg and elbow. Frank was shot in the chest. Both men were transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Police claim Tracy Reeves and Amacker were in a clandestine romantic relationship for over a year, and that she had been allowing him to secretly live in a room in the house — sneaking him food and supplies — while her husband was completely oblivious to the extra person living at his home.

“She had been allowing him to stay within the home for a couple of days, providing him food,” Captain Paul Burch told WKRG. “There were bottles of urine in the room which indicated he had been in there for a little while.”

He said it was one of the most bizarre cases he’s ever seen.

“It was just a very odd scene to have to work,” Captain Burch said. “It’s something that I haven’t seen, that particular type case, in 30 plus years.”

Days after the fight, a Twitter user named Ed Clark shared, “Tracy Reeves informed her husband Frank Reeves that there was an ‘intruder’ inside their Creola home. Frank, who was armed, encountered Michael Amacker, who was also armed, inside the home. The two men shot at each other, injuring themselves.”

Drugs played a role in the incident. Deputies noted Tracy Reeves was intoxicated at the time of the shooting and was too incoherent to be interviewed on the scene.

Officials said Amacker is well known in the methamphetamine community with multiple past charges of manufacturing and possessing a controlled substance.

Burch and investigators believe there is more to the story. They said it could have been a murder-for-hire situation, a possible explanation for why Tracy Reeves told her husband there was an intruder.

“Another thing with meth,” Burch said, “people that are on meth not only do they have paranoia, they can’t keep their mouth shut. So if there was some kind of diabolical plan it is very possible Amacker has told some other people prior to or certainly not after the fact.”

Currently, the charges for Amacker are Assault 1st, Possession of controlled substance, and Possession of fire arm with altered serial number. Amacker is a convicted felon and ICE charges are forthcoming.

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Sources: AWM, WALA, WKRG