Detective Jane Todd
speaker
45 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
Detective Jane Todd’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsNo recordings in the last 12 months.Older appearances are listed below; set an alert to hear about the next one.
Appearances
I got a copy of Ms. Sue's original handwriting and compared the two of those. And I could tell the difference between Ms. Sue's handwriting and the handwriting of Sandra Camille Powers' signature.
Sandra started taking over Ms. Sue's finances. Then she started taking over Ms. Sue's mail. She wouldn't let Ms. Sue see any of the statements that were coming in through the bank or any letters.
Sandra's bedroom was a treasure trove of evidence. She kept everything, didn't throw anything away. She had bags, boxes. There was paper strewn all over her bedroom. I mean, she ordered everything.
In Sandra's bedroom, there was a door that went through into the attic. Good Lord. bank account statements, credit card statements.
They had pulled up video of Sandra Camille Powers going into the bank and cashing checks under Ms. Sue Mosley's name, which she did not authorize.
The witnesses at the three businesses... when describing the person that went in and made the purchases was describing a hippie-type person wearing a cloth shroud over her head, long skirt, medium-length black hair, deep eyes. She always introduced herself as a missionary, even to the businesses that she went into. So she showed them a recent picture.
And they confirmed that it was her that went in and used the credit card belonging to Ms. Sue Mosley.
I actually, during the search warrant, got a copy of one of the bogus statements credit card statements she was not good at it because she used the whiteout to white out the total of charges and then gave a total balance at the end of the statement in a lower amount so that miss sue would not see that she was actually running up the credit card into the thousands of dollars
We had another detective, Marty Folden, that was called out while Nancy was living there.
Sandra was very savvy about talking about Nancy was doing this, she was doing drugs, she was taking checks.
Sandra had told Ms. Sue that Nancy was trying to get a hold of Ms. Sue's social security number so she could take over Ms. Sue's social security check.
The Social Security agency had called them and told Ms. Sue that somebody in the household had tried to take control of the Social Security number and ultimately couldn't because of the password.
I was sitting in the jail waiting for her. When she came in the door, she was holding a Bible. She was very meek at first, apologetic, charming.
She had a hold of her pocketbook and the Bible when she sat down on the bench across from me. And I looked at her and I told her, I said, I need your pocketbook. And she says, well, you can't have it. I said, yes, I can. I said, it's either me or the jailers take it. I said, either way, I'm going to get it. And you could tell she was a little irritated.
She handed it to me and I sat back down on the counter and started going through it, was pulling out cards and bank statements and credit card statements and letters. And she said, you can't go through that. I said, yes, I can. I said, if I find evidence in it, I am confiscating it.
I thumbed through it. And there was pictures of champagne escalades, Chibichu shoes, Michael Kors pocketbooks, pictures of billion-dollar mansions. And they were all cut out of magazines and placed in between the pages of the Bible.
She would change the verse to fit her needs, that God would provide for her, that she was going to be able to get this mansion.
So when Detective Todd tried to interest a DA in the case... It was such a small amount of money, our district attorney wanted to drop the case.
I kind of walked out crying.
I worked nonstop almost 19 to 20 hours a day in the first couple of weeks just so I could obtain the warrants on her and not let her slip through our hands. Because if she had gotten wind of it, she probably would have fled and we probably would not have been able to find her because she's good at hiding.
Showing 21–40 of 45 · page 2 of 3
← Previous
Next →