Just because a death investigation is closed doesn't mean the case is solved.
Because if there are questions left unanswered, do we really know what happened?
Would we really ever know the truth?
“Natalie Jones disappeared for the July we get.”
Wanting mother to two boys is missing, no contact, no sightings since July. When Jones went missing, all activity on her social media and bank accounts stopped. In Natalie Jones vanished on July 4, 2020, it would take 93 days of intensive searching
before her remains were found.
But that discovery did anything but provide answers. There's nothing to indicate that she was shot stabbed or anything of that sort. We'd have an autopsy report that says "undetermined" cause of death.
“She was missing teeth, multiple teeth that appeared to be removed.”
There were horizontal strands of hair in the door jam. What began is a missing person's case, quickly evolved into a community, untrusting police. That's our screen at the end of the time by y'all about to fail your y'all didn't do nothing. During an investigation, you got to be careful what the information here released.
He said, "I'm going to put you somewhere where you can't interfere in my investigation. If you didn't you have investigation plan, I'm doing your job."
“He's becoming increasingly suspicious of each other.”
He knows what he's doing, and he's got everybody on his hip, a professional of what he does. You know, maybe Junior could have been involved because he couldn't get her. Young's hand? In a bizarre case, we're nothing is as it seems.
We want to paint Natalie as this angel, sweet, struggling mother, it's not all angelic. She was sleeping with him for money. Hey, going to marry her, and she had told him no. If you understand predatory grooming, this is textbook 101. All attempt to uncover if the death of Natalie Jones was a tragic accident, or if someone
is getting away with murder.
He said, "I'm going to make sure that Natalie will never see her here again."
Natalie had taken evidence to an attorney. She was on the witness list. Hey, he tied her up in a chair in his garage, locked her up in the bathroom. There's a lot of people that had motive to do something. But in this podcast, the victim will help tell her own story.
Now, I'm sharing my story because this is my wife, this is my story. Is the truth, it happened. From audio chuck and particle entertainment, I'm your host, Sean Kai, join me in a six-episode podcast series as I search for the truth about Natalie.
