Host / Investigative Reporter

Jason Gee had a outstanding warrant from Nassau County.

As a matter of fact, it was a felony warrant for a violation of probation, and he was wanted by the Nassau County Sheriff's Office.

He had previously had arrests for drug offenses, for domestic.

Jason G. was in fact convicted of several drug offenses, but not that alleged domestic violence charge.

Jason Gee had come over to the house and had wanted to spend the night with Jolene.

Jolene was concerned it would cause problems with her divorce.

Jason Gee got very angry to the point that he started destroying items in the house.

For investigators, Jolene's allegations explain all that physical damage they saw inside her home.

We had a difficult time.

We looked.

It took a little while to track Jason G. down.

It appeared from, you know, trying to check his cell phone that he was only turning it on occasionally when he needed to and that he was turning it off so that he couldn't be tracked.

I don't think he was staying in one location very long.

He didn't have a means of transportation, so we knew he was probably in the Hilliard area.

With all that, we did get a warrant to try to locate him by picking his phone.

He was found hiding under a bunch of cardboard boxes in a bedroom.

So it was very, very suspicious to us.

You know, he was a prime suspect when we did the interview.

When the interrogation of Jason G. starts, it begins with the detective keeping his tone pretty calm, his demeanor pretty calm.

Can we go just kind of back to the beginning and tell me, you know, how you guys got together, where you met?