Recordings of calls to Cedar City dispatch reveal Tausha Haight had expressed safety concerns to her therapist days before her husband killed the entire family.
ENOCH, Iron County — Recordings of phone calls to Cedar City dispatch reveal Tausha Haight had expressed safety concerns to her therapist days before her husband killed the entire family.
In the phone call, the therapist explained that Tausha Haight was going through a divorce and that Tausha and her kids had been out of town visiting her parents. They were supposed to return to the Haight home the night before to finish some paperwork that would force her husband out of the house as he was refusing to leave, the therapist said.
Haight's husband has anger issues and has displayed violent tendencies in the past, the therapist said. She said she knew there were firearms present in the house that she believed Tausha Haight's husband would have access to, which also was a cause for concern, she said in the call. In a Lethality Assessment Protocol document from the 2020 investigation of Michael Haight, Tausha Haight said she did not think Michael would kill her or her children. She said he had never threatened her with a weapon or left threatening messages. Tausha Haight said he was not controlling of her daily activities and that he did not spy on her.
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