Case Files 08: Jesika Jones Part 3 with Derek Jones

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What is the Jesika Jones case about?

Andrea Dunlop 0:04
True Story Media. Hello, it's Andrea. Today we've got part three of our series on the Jessica Jones case out of Texas. This is the second half of my conversation with Jessica's ex-husband, Derek. The details of this case are just astounding, and I'm so appreciative of Derek for coming on to share his experiences. Being able to talk to other people who have personal experience with this really remains one of the most rewarding parts of my job. We would love to know what you think of these Case Files episodes and if there's anything in particular you would like me to cover in a future episode. And I wanted to tell you, you can now leave comments on individual episodes on Spotify. So that's a fun way to get in touch. And also you can always email us at hello at nobody should believe me dot com. If you'd like to support the show, you can subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Patreon, where you also get our subscriber exclusive show, Nobody Should Believe Me After Hours, which is the twice monthly show I co-host with Dr. Bex. You also get episodes early and ad free as a subscriber.
Andrea Dunlop 1:11
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Andrea Dunlop 2:13
Please let me know your thoughts and questions at helloandnobodieshouldbelieveme.com, and we will bring my co-author, Detective Mike Weber, on for a little book Q&A and post-retirement tell-all special. Thanks for your support.
Derek Jones 2:28
And that's when I really got in touch with Detective Weber, who I will say, first off, he's a godsend. Love that man to death. He contacted me the next day after all this came out. And he's telling me, you know, hey, watch for these types. This is the type of behaviors they'll do. You know, this is what she said and everything. And I'm still still in a shock at this point. I'm like, you know, did this really happen? Like I was still my mind was blown.
Andrea Dunlop 2:57
It must have felt like you're suddenly in a horror movie, right? It's just like you thought you were in a normal movie and now you're just like, oh my God, I'm in a horror movie and I didn't know it.
Derek Jones 3:06
Exactly. That's what it felt like. It was like your life just completely did a 180. It's like, what is going on? And they go and interview her a couple days, two or three days later and come to find out. I also found out that She had two other empty prescription bottles in her purse or not empty. There's two prescription bottles in there, both of them, which she had gotten filled, washed at the Cook's pharmacy while she was in there. One was a 30 count and one was a 60 count. The 30 count was empty. And I think the 60 count had like, I think I want to say 15 pills left that disappeared in three, three and a half days.
Andrea Dunlop 3:48
Oh, my God. Oh, she got them filled while she was there. So they knew. Oh, my God.
Derek Jones 3:52
She said that she only gave one or two to the youngest while they were in there. But we really don't know how much she gave her of those. Come to find out, she had probably given her roughly about, I want to say it was close to 48 adult Benadryl in those three and a half days. So that's why she was so... When she was down, she was really down.

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