Derek Jones

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Nobody Should Believe Me · Case Files 08: Jesika Jones Part 3 with Derek Jones · 12 Dec 2024 podcast

And he's like, that right there says a lot about her. He said, that's a very strong kid.

But he went above and beyond. And so he's doing his investigation. So she's out on bond right now, right? And she breaks her bond. Come to find out, her bond was she wasn't supposed to be around any persons under the age of 17 at any given time. Come to find out, she broke it and she was around kids. Had gotten this new boyfriend down south and apparently presented a nurse's badge down there.

And, you know, telling them that the court date that she had to come up here to was because of something I'd done. Yada, yada. So she gets caught. for breaking her bond. I'm telling the DA's office, is there anything we can do to pull her bond back now? Like a bond revocation or something like that? She broke it. Nothing was ever filed by the DA's office to revoke the bond.

I honestly, I feel like and more and more that it came along, I felt like she was searching for men with kids. So when they originally booked her in on the very first time, they booked her in not. So she was being charged for a class A felony, first degree felony. And then that was on the youngest one. And then the other twin and the oldest one were each a misdemeanor.

When they booked her in the very first time, they accidentally booked her in on the misdemeanors. So when she broke her bond, she got out for $100. Oh my God. Got to bail out. So she got out. And I'm starting to feel like this DA that I have, he's... It had gotten to the point where...

When the cases were getting – the court dates were getting moved, he wouldn't notify me about the date of the court being moved. We were watching online to find out. We would know, and I'd call him and be like, hey, the date got moved? Yeah, yeah, I just saw that. I was going to let you know that – I saw that the other day, and I'm like, I never hear from you. But it was –

Oh, you know, sometimes too much is I'm like, hey, this person right here, you need to talk to. Are we going to call these people from down south up? These went the mom of the children down there, you know, the one I wanted. And he's like, well, you know, sometimes too much can be more harming than not. And I'm like, are we not even going to just discuss it?

And it more so once she pled open, pled guilty, it felt like. It got to the point where it felt like, hey, we got her to plead guilty. Now we're just going to let it be how it is. She gets what she gets from that point. And so I was like, no, I've had enough. I was mad and I called his boss and his boss, you know, reassured me. He's like, no, he's very he's very into this case.

You know, he comes to me asking about it all the time. But I'm going to get involved on this one, too. And I'll sit in on it. From that point on, he was the only one I talked to. Fast forward, when we had the court date for the sentencing, the other DA that I had wouldn't even say a word to me. We went in two or three days before that.

You could tell very, very clearly because... Two or three days before that court date, we went in for the pre-hearing to go over like, you know, everything. He didn't say one word to me then. He wouldn't even look at me. And when I left, he didn't even, the other two shook my hands. The investigator for the DA's office and the DA I was dealing with now, they both shook my hands.

He didn't even come to shake my hand. And so I'm like, okay, okay, that's fine. Like you can be upset, but I'm fine with that. Be mad at me all you want, but I'm gonna do what I need to do and what I have to do to get the justice for my kids that they deserve.

You may not see it that way, or you may think I'm being too much, but I know what they had to endure, and I'm not just going to let you lay down just because she pled guilty now. I've seen what else she can do. Well, come to find out, she breaks her bond again. A second time. A second time. Just three and a half months later, after the first time. Three and a half, four months later.

This time, she's gotten a boyfriend. Yeah. They're in the town she lives in.

A different boyfriend. This one had an older daughter that was around my oldest daughter's age that doesn't have a mother figure and had a little younger boy. And... Come to find out, she apparently had told this that that girl that if her and her dad ever broke up, she was going to kidnap her so that she could come live with her.

She was trying to take her out of state to Florida on a vacation when she didn't even have a car, doesn't have a job. Number two, you're not supposed to be around kids. The boyfriend helped out, helped her get the cops pick her up. And I get after the DA's office. I'm like, are we filing for a bond revocation? Like, this is the second time. Like, you just going to keep, okay.

The first time, okay, we didn't file for one, but we also didn't ask for an ankle monitor, nothing so that we can keep track that she's not going to, hey, Walmart, these big places where there's kids all around, you know. She's just on her own reconnaissance. Yeah. She's out here walking the streets like you and I, like nothing's happened.

Unless you're Googling her up and knowing what to look at. And I'm like, we just keep letting this predator walk the streets. They're not treating her like she's dangerous. Exactly. And I'm like, what else is it going to take? Is it going to take her killing a kid before we're like, she's dangerous? So they finally end up filing for it. She gets her bond revoked.

So she's sitting in there and we go to this pre-hearing meeting, me and the oldest. Now, backtrack, the oldest doesn't, the dad's never been there. So I'm in the process of adopting her. We go in there and they're like, hey, we're going to talk to her first. You sit over here and then we're through with her. We'll talk to you. I get it. They didn't want us in there at the same time.

So if we both went up on the stands, you know, they couldn't say, you know, we discussed everything. We get to walking out and she goes, dad, they... They brought something up in there and I was like, what? And they're like, they asked me if I knew who my real dad was. And I told them no. And they said, is it such and such? And she goes, I don't know. And they're like, yeah, that's him.

And I'm like, are you kidding me? Then they didn't. So I go in there. At this point, I didn't know when I went in there with them, didn't say nothing to me about it.

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