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Newly Released Mia Bailey Interrogation Footage Sheds Light on Washington City Double Homicide

Newly released police interrogation footage provides a deeper look into the investigation of Mia Bailey following the 2024 Washington City double homicide.

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Newly Released Police Footage Sheds New Light on 2024 Washington City Double Homicide

More than two years after one of Southern Utah’s most devastating family tragedies, newly released police footage is giving the public a closer look at the investigation that followed.



The videos include portions of Mia Bailey’s police interrogation after the June 18, 2024 killings of parents Joseph “Joe” Bailey and Gail Bailey inside their Washington City home. The footage captures investigators interviewing Bailey shortly after the shootings as they worked to piece together what had happened. (Fox News)

The murders shocked the St. George area and sparked an overnight manhunt involving multiple law enforcement agencies before Bailey was taken into custody the following morning.



The newly released footage offers additional insight into the investigation and the conversations that took place after Bailey’s arrest. Because of the graphic nature of the case and the emotional impact on surviving family members, viewers should be aware that some of the material may be difficult to watch. (Fox News)

What happened to the suspect?

The criminal case has since concluded.

In December 2025, Mia Bailey was sentenced after pleading guilty and mentally ill to two counts of aggravated murder and one count of aggravated assault. The court imposed two consecutive prison terms of 25 years to life for the murders of Joseph and Gail Bailey, meaning Bailey must serve at least 50 years before becoming eligible for parole consideration. An additional sentence was also imposed for aggravated assault. (Fox News)



The release of the interrogation footage comes after the criminal case has been resolved, providing the public with a more complete picture of one of the most tragic cases Washington County has seen in recent years.

Here’s the footage:

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