Juror Number 8
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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As we conclude day four of this trial for Jasmine Pace, the profound weight of today's revelations lingers heavily. The meticulous forensic analysis presented by the state's expert witness, Dr. Stephen Cogswell, not only detailed the horrifying injuries Jasmine endured, but also illuminated the calculated nature of the violence she faced.
Each piece of evidence and every expert insight adds layers to a narrative that is anything but straightforward. As jurors, we are tasked with navigating this intricate web, seeking clarity amidst the ambiguity. Yet, with every detail unveiled, the elusive nature of truth becomes even more apparent, reminding us of the profound responsibility we bear in our pursuit of justice.
Next week on Sequestered.
Fingerprints, phone records, and surveillance footage weave together a chilling timeline, one that may seal Jason Chen's fate. Thanks for sticking with us. If today's episode resonated with you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with friends. We'll see you next week. Thank you for listening to Sequestered, a juror's perspective on the murder trial for Jasmine Pace.
Each episode brings us closer to understanding the trial, the people involved and the weight of seeking justice. If this story speaks to you, please follow, share and continue the conversation with us. Jasmine's story deserves to be remembered. This is a BP production. The show is written, edited, and produced by me, Sarah Reed, with co-production by Andrea Clyde.
News clips featured in this episode were sourced from WTVC News Channel 9, Local 3 News Chattanooga, and the Law and Crime Network. Music and sound design are curated to reflect the gravity and sensitivity of this story, and with the intent to honor Jasmine, her family, and the community affected by her death.
For more information or to connect with us, visit sequesteredpod.com or follow us on Instagram at sequesteredpod. Thank you for listening. Until next time, stay curious and stay safe.
Maybe it's important to be confined without the people you love, the things that make you comfortable, the regular distractions before sentencing a person to life in prison. Of course, a stay in a hotel with supervised dining and outings to landmarks is different. It's different than the cold hostility of a maximum security prison privately run with shareholders' best interests in mind.
But still, the taste of sequestration gives insight to the gravity of it all.
If law enforcement contacts other family members, what do they do?
Last time I saw her. She would call me once a day. Scratch that. She would call me every day. Last time was on November 22nd on the phone.
Friday, November 18th, last time I saw her. Tuesday, November 22nd, last time we talked. She has a huge history of running away from home in her teenage years. Mom was an alcoholic, ran away to Canada for several years and was homeless. Has restraining order against X. Scratch that out. Her dad left when she was a kid. Has restraining order against X. Says she was recently online on Facebook.
Next to Ken.
Slept like a baby? I made myself a matcha.
Hey, are we still good for dinner tonight?
On a cold November night, Jasmine Pace disappeared. Days later, her lifeless body was found and a community was left in shock.
I was called to serve on the jury in the murder trial of the state of Tennessee versus Jason Chin, who was accused of taking Jasmine's life. Over nine days, I witnessed the unraveling of a horrifying story, one that I will never forget.
This is the suitcase in which Jason Chin stuffed the 98-pound body of Jasmine Pace.
This is Sequestered, a juror's perspective on the murder trial for Jasmine Pace, a podcast that takes you inside the courtroom, behind closed doors, and into the heart of a trial that captivated the town of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Each episode will walk you through one day of the trial. I'll share my experience as a juror and how I grappled with the weight of the evidence, the responsibility of the verdict and sentencing, and honoring Jasmine's story.
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