Jeremy Best looks without shirts in court, elaborate on the case details in the terrible new detail

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VICTOR – A man accused of killing his wife and her unborn baby appeared in court shirtless via Zoom on Monday. Jeremy Albert Best, 48, is charged with two counts of first-degree in connection with the deaths of his wife, Kali Randall, and her unborn child. Police said Best also kidnapped her 10-month-old baby, Zeke Best. The baby was later found dead near where Best was arrested in Bonneville County over the weekend. Zeke's death is being investigated as premeditated homicide, according to Bonneville County Prosecutor Randy Neal. While the cause of Zeke's death has not yet been determined, his autopsy is being performed in Ada County on Monday. If the baby is killed in Bonneville County, Best could face charges in that jurisdiction. “Now that any immediate threats to public have been addressed, prosecutors have time to carefully determine the next steps in legal process,” Neal said. "Everyone involved in investigation is impressed by this discovery and remains focused on achieving a just outcome for the actions that led to death of 'Baby Zeke'." RELATED'Baby Zeke' was found dead; Father Jeremy Best was detained Best appeared on camera for the first time at the Bonneville County Jail front of Teton County Prosecutor Bailey Smith and Magistrate Judge Jason Walker in a courtroom Driggs. “The s of Kali Randall and her unborn baby are arguably the most horrific crimes committed in Teton County in recent history,” Smith said during the hearing. Certified death penalty defense attorney Jim Archibald and defense attorney John Malek also appeared on Zoom. Both were appointed by Walker as Best's attorneys. During the hearing, Best appeared very uneasy; He was constantly running hands through his hair, scratching face and crying from time to time. Best also claimed that Archibald "did not have a lawyer" and asked Walker at beginning of the hearing what charges were. Walker ordered a mental competency evaluation for Best, requested by the defense. The prosecution did not object. Best during his first appearance.Kaitlyn Hart, EastIdahoNews At the end of the hearing, Best was seen making a hand sign with his little finger and index finger pointing up. It is unclear whether the hearing will be held via Zoom or in person. It is stated that if Best is found guilty, he could be sentenced to death. new details Court documents reveal stunning details about the death of Kali Randall and her unborn child. Dispatch told deputy there was "loud yelling in the background of phone call followed by silence." According to police report, upon further review of 911 call recording, a woman was heard repeating words "Jeremy" and "Jeremy no" before dispatcher answered call. As a deputy was heading home, court documents say he only passed one car and partially saw the license plate, 1T39. According to an Amber Alert sent Friday, the car Best was driving was a 1995 black Chevy Tahoe with Idaho license plate number 1T39349. According to deputy, the car turned onto East 5000 South from Skyline Loop and continued west onto Idaho Highway 33. The deputy came to the house around 23.55. The north store is known to be Best's business, Jeremy's Auto Repair, according to police reports. Court documents say the deputy noticed a person standing outside across the street. Jeremy BestBonneville County Jail The person identified himself as Best Randall's neighbor and told the deputy he was in bed when he heard a man woman fighting across the street at Best's home. The neighbor identified Jeremy and Kali as residents of the home and said they had a seven- to eight-month-old child. According to the police report, the neighbor heard Kali yell, "Jeremy, stop it, you've got a baby!" she heard him shout. before hearing "about five gunshots that sounded like they were coming from outside." The neighbor says he got of bed and looked out the window to see a black car pulling of the driveway and heading south toward East 5000 South. The deputy then returned to Best's home and attempted to knock on the west and south doors but received no response. He began walking down driveway when he found Kali, an unresponsive woman; she was "lying ground on her left side under slope east side of north shop." The deputy reported noticing a large pool of blood under and around the body lying next to the store's open door. According court documents, the body appeared to have multiple gunshot wounds the right chest and right side. The deputy turned the body over and attempted CPR but was unsuccessful. Police reports say the body " very recently as it was very flexible and not at all rigid." Additional deputies arrived and cleaned inside of the two shops and house. A deputy noticed a breaker box on west side of the residence and realized home's power was out. Deputies said they found a leather gun holster o