Andrew Soucy

The initial call was the patrol officers responded to what they believed was an injury accident with a vehicle crashing or getting stuck in a neighbor's driveway.

There was also some information that there was a possible assault involved.

Officers arrived and found Jason in his vehicle, pretty much unconscious by the time law enforcement arrived.

It wasn't until EMS responded later and they found that there were multiple stab wounds to his upper body that eventually led to his death.

So when Jason arrives at the gas station, he walks in and he's observed on video footage being on his phone.

He had called his son to kind of check in on him to make sure he was fine and to tell him, you know, maybe you find a place to stay for the night until your mother cools down.

He was the only customer in the store at that time.

Only other person was the store clerk.

She was interviewed and remembers him coming in.

He uses the restroom real fast.

He went to get a soda, which he remembered because she was cleaning the soda machine at the time and actually sprayed some soda on him.

And then he purchased some cigarettes and he left.

In total, he was probably only at the gas station for about four minutes.

We don't really know what Jason was doing or where he was exactly at.

But we do know at 1256, as it was caught on video footage, that he stopped at that stop sign facing southbound.

And this would have been, you know, half a block from where he lived, where his house was.

But at that same time, a vehicle pulls in front of him.

That follow vehicle began flashing his headlights, essentially at, we believe, Jason, probably trying to contact him, get him to pull over.

We were unsure of the exact motive of the reasoning for that.

When he pulled over, based off of the investigation, we know that Jason rolled down his window for this person to have physical contact with him that ended up leading to his death.