Part 2: Who Killed Makeva Jenkins After Her Inspiring Final Post?
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Could Tiffany Webb or an associate have been the masked intruder in Makeva Jenkins's house?
Detective Oliver blatantly asked if he thought that Tiffany could have been the person in the garage that night. And he's like, no, absolutely not. That was a man. He was not female. It was not Tiffany Webb. So Detective Oliver probed further and said, well, we know there was a rift between her and your wife. Could it may have been an associate of Tiffany's? Have you ever seen her hanging out with somebody that resembled the shooter? And that's when Yuri wanted to make something very clear. He's like, listen, Like I said, I admit I messed up in the beginning of my marriage and I regret that, but Tiffany was not a relationship. That's the point he wanted to get across. He explained that Tiffany was not someone he wanted anyone to know about.
He never brought her in public. And he said, she wasn't someone I wanted to be seen with, if you know what I mean. He never met her family, never met any of her friends, and not any of her associates either. He went to her bedroom. That's it. And he said it was a very brief thing. They met while he was in cosmetology school, which, by the way, McKeever helped him get into and fund. So of course, I think you can understand her heartache and sadness over what he had done. But he told the investigators that was in the past. They worked on it. Bottom line, sure, the women did not care for each other, but Tiffany wouldn't do that. And Tiffany said the same thing. She said, I hated the woman, but I didn't kill her.
and she was cleared. They were able to confirm her alibi. She had nothing to do, nothing connected to this crime. But they do ask for everyone's cell phones. And there's one thing about someone telling you about a relationship they had, and it's quite another thing to be able to read their text messages. They downloaded everyone's cell phones, Yuri's, Dimitri's, Quay's, and anyone related to this case. And they made sure to get everyone's phone number so they could cross-reference. Well, wait, I have to tell you about the car. Something suspicious came of the CCTV footage. This gave them their next lead. So inside the car, I explained they found a black T-shirt and the keys. Well, they also ended up finding a few receipts.
And three of them in particular were of interest to the detectives. They were from three different fast food restaurants in three different cities in the Palm Beaches, all from June 28th, which would be the day leading up to Makeeva's murder. There was one from McDonald's at 4.19 p.m., and that one is in Riviera Beach. The next one was at Burger King in West Palm Beach at 9.06 p.m., and that's even closer to where Makeva lived. And then at 10.34 p.m., there is one from a Miami Subs in Lake Worth, her exact city, right near her neighborhood. And initially, the detectives were like, well, Dimitri came that way. That's the car he drove. He already told the investigators he came down that way to play basketball, so he ate some food, big deal.
Well, they just wanted to see who was driving. They pulled the cameras from one of the drive-throughs, and only one of them had a shot of the driver. and it wasn't Dimitri. But there was a passenger in the car and that could have been him, but they see a white Dodge Charger pull into Miami subs at 1030 and it breaks down. So now it makes sense why the car could have been on the side of the road. Right there at the window as they're paying for their meal, the driver has to get out and start pushing the car, and he's able to get it pulled off to the side. Detectives were already told Dimitri brought a friend to play basketball that day, and his name was Jovan. They need to confirm if that's him. And where did he go after 10.30 p.m.?
After the car broke down. And how did the car get back to Makeeva's? They had questions. And Dimitri had answers. He said, yeah, that's my friend Jovan. Jovan Joseph, also 19 years old. He had promised to give him a ride to Walmart that night. So he came with him that day to play basketball and they hung out until another friend came to get him. But before all of that, they went to the drive-thru, they broke down, they pulled over, got it running again, drove to Makeeva's and Jovan left.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Could Tiffany Webb or an associate have been the masked intruder in Makeva Jenkins's house?
0:00–8:18
2
What did investigators discover inside the abandoned white Dodge Charger and how did receipts create a new lead?
8:18–12:58
3
Why did CCTV footage and the driveway timeline raise suspicion about who drove Dimitri's car at 2:08 AM?
12:58–37:21
4
How did cell phone downloads and call logs point detectives toward Jovan Joseph and his connection to Dimitri?
37:21–50:07
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