Jocelyn's Family Member
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116 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard May 2025
Jocelyn's Family Member’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It was definitely an integral part of their lives.
Particularly at first, everybody was just fearful. You know, they thought, is there some escaped prisoner on the loose?
At the beginning, everybody was very supportive. The church really rallied around, and they made little tags with ribbons that said, Hope, you know, Jennifer and Abby.
People did, for some reason, take that as a, you know, oh, well, that's what I thought.
I say he's guilty. I think he's guilty. To me, he's guilty. Definitely guilty. I thought he was guilty before he was even accused. It just seems that way.
I think they'll find justice, and I think that 99% of Mesa County agrees on what that is.
What is your belief in regards to Michael Blagg's innocence or guilt?
How did Michael Blagg treat Jennifer Blagg? Like she was a gift that God had given him. The guy was just an immaculate representation of what a husband should be.
Say hi, Lori.
She was a very caring mother. The memories of her, just us always being happy together, spending time, kind of always the three of us.
It was just a lot of love and affection.
After several days to several weeks, you know something's up. Your mother's not home. The question is, where is she? What's she doing?
We'd live together our whole lives. That was obviously different, you know, waking up every day with, one, your mom's not there, but two, now your brother isn't.
I felt it as soon as I walked into the room. And I think my dad was the one that said that she's not coming home. I just kind of fell into him and just didn't know how to react.
You know, I left out kind of like a shriek and kind of just collapsed in my dad. And I can still kind of feel it.
It's a good picture. That's a good one.
I think my mom was the greatest mom in the world. My mom, my brother, and I had really great times together. I'm also sad because I will never see my mom anymore, not because of what happened.
In moments where I'm really sad, where I'm like, I just need her to hold me. And she hasn't been able to do that in 20 years.
But you didn't plan to kill her? No. And you deny that you threatened to kill her previously, correct?
Do you understand why previous panels have found that you minimize what you did and your intentions?
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