Jamie Dickerson
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Jamie Dickerson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And finally they sent me this thing saying, well, they're immune to it. How are you immune to it? So you can just say and do whatever you feel like. And they're protected. Pretty much.
I don't know. I don't know. It's very, I'm just so confused. I don't, I don't understand any of it to be, I mean, I'm just baffled by the entire thing. I've never thought in a million years, if you had to live such a nightmare that then you would have to have this kind of outcome, corrupt justice system.
At least if you had to go through a child that was murdered, you would think that the system would be on your side trying to get that person off the street and get justice. And they've been completely up against us the entire time, up until still. From the very beginning.
Yeah. There's nothing I can do. That's the frustrating part is like I've exhausted every outcome. Now all I can do is call them out. Now all I can do is point the finger and let people know, hey, this is what you this is what you guys are relying on to to protect your family. And so that's why I was like, I'll keep calling them out. It doesn't bother me. They didn't do anything for me.
And that's why I told you, I was like, if I'm going to release it, then I want you guys to have it. And I think he doesn't start to confess until like 20 something minutes in. So first you have to listen to him go on and on about nothingness.
Trying to cut, trying to talk all nice and beat around it. Yeah. And then tell me that you killed my kid. Like it's a normal conversation to have with somebody. And then I'm supposed to sit there calmly and just not react. Cause I knew Denzel was still there.
So I was like, okay, now you just have to sit here, call me and act like you're not because he was looking at my face and I'm like, what if he does something? What if he snaps again?
Yeah. It took him literally a couple of minutes and they, they wanted to like, they kept saying. They needed April's phone for so long because they took everything off her phone.
After we gave it to him. They gave it back to Donovan. Then he used it as his own phone. Until he was arrested. He turned it into his phone.
Yes. I don't understand how you can like, somebody can actually confess to a murder. Like they actually, this isn't something that they're trying to prove. He's actually said he did it. And then they're like, well, you can have two years.
And it was an accident. And then they want to believe him after he lied. And one of his charges is actually lying. And now you want to believe him again. I'm like, oh, that makes a lot of sense. It was falsifying a report. And yet you want to believe him that he unaccidentally did this.
And I told them like when I even placed my claim, I was like, you guys should the police should be liable for putting Denzel for 10 months in danger. Anything could have happened to him, not to mention the mental health like deterioration that had happened in that 10 months that we had to try to. Now he's on medicine and he's in his trauma therapy and a psychiatrist.
And but like how much more damage was caused because of that 10 months and he didn't get immediate help. And I'm like, they don't take responsibility. They're immune to it all. They don't have to. There's nothing. They don't have to do anything.
Oh, my God. They didn't care at all. They're like, custody is something completely different. I'm like craziness.
We were like, it's not even as much about views. It's that you guys get it and you guys get the frustration that's behind this system. And that's why I was like, I mean, Jeremiah hasn't even talked to anybody, but you guys, like he doesn't even talk to anybody for him to even get on here. Like he doesn't talk to nobody. He's like, so he likes you guys.
Cause otherwise he'd be downstairs playing his video game right now.
We're going to make sure the more people that can start pointing fingers, the more they're going to have to start to think about, hey, I'm going to do my job a little better because I'm going to be called out. And so the more people that will start to have a backbone and actually call them out, they're going to have to change their ways because people don't just keep putting up with it.
It's that people are scared of them and they don't want to upset them. And probably for the kind of outcome we got of the two years, they don't want to risk that. But to let them get away with it, absolutely not. I'm like, I'm not, I'm not going to let that happen either.
I do go to a commissioner meeting in March to help try to get a medical examiner office closer to where we are, because then we it's like the fourth biggest county and they don't have one. And where April's body was sent 66 counties send their bodies there. And so they're not getting the enough attention per case. And so I'm helping them try to get one.
And they're using April's case as their case study. And they're hoping to use it for training nationwide.
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