Ellis Jones

And we're somehow going from I don't know how many miles this would be, but it's a very urban, very densely populated area.

I believe Pinellas County is like the most densely populated county in Florida.

And there's no way you're driving a car with a hole in the windshield where a person came out all the way from Indian Rocks Beach to.

like holiday or I can't remember what I said, somewhere in like the swampy area of Pasco County.

But they still get a detective from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office to come down and take my statement.

And I like I think I said one of my accomplices was my cellmate in JDC because I knew that he was in Falkenberg.

And then when they go interview him, they're going to be like, he's like, what the are you talking about?

Like, I never met that kid on the outside.

Like, we were just like, look it up.

We were just cellmates in JDC.

Right.

And the person who allegedly died didn't exist.

It was a made up person like that.

but uh yeah so whatever i just remember he came a couple of times to ask questions and whatever and then i remember the last time he came i heard him coming before he came and met with me and i heard the guy say i think i'm chasing a goose or some shit like that to one of the drill instructors you mean a ghost a goose like goose a wild goose chase right yeah and uh

The fact that the statement that I gave that they even put a detective on this is absurd.

Like, I don't know what it's like in Hillsboro, but we were over-policed in Pinellas.

Like, they have a very aggressive sheriff's department out there.

But they also kind of like— What are you people thinking?

They don't have to do what they do sometimes, man.

Right.