The car was found about 1.5 miles from the gas station. Herron Road is not a popular route, especially in that area.
MS - Jessica Chambers, 19, found burned near her car, Panola County, 6 Dec 2014 - #4
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The car was found about 1.5 miles from the gas station. Herron Road is not a popular route, especially in that area.
Yes not just GM/RDT but Auntie or some of the other casts of the Gangster Disciples and the Vice Lords and their subsidiaries. They would usually use a gun to quickly dispatch of someone but they haven't always. Sometimes they shoot them, duct tape them and even bury them while still alive.
***Method of murder: Shooting - Buried alive in a grave at Rose Hill Cemetery***
(long link but relevant part snipped here):
www.murderpedia.org/male.C/c/carruthers-tony.htm
Tony Carruthers and James Montgomery were each convicted of three counts of first degree ... There were allegations of gang affiliations and testimony of.
More info concerning these Memphis gangsters and a little insight into how hard it is to protect those that choose to testify against them:
http://tn.findacase.com/research/wfrmDocViewer.aspx/xq/fac.19960524_0033.tn.htm/qx
This was a public trial where the families of the accused, the families of the victims, and interested spectators were permitted to enter the courtroom and listen to the testimony of all of the witnesses. When Andre Johnson appeared as a prosecution witness, he identified himself as Andre Johnson; the people inside the courtroom heard him state his true or given name as well as the testimony that he gave. Ironically, Johnson was well known -- a personal acquaintance -- of both defendants, Montgomery and Carruthers. Johnson, like Montgomery and Carruthers, was a member of a gang. He, like the defendants, trafficked in narcotics, and he had been previously convicted of a criminal offense and served time for the offense. The Memphis Publishing Company printed the substance of Johnson's testimony, but did not print Johnson's name.
***Method of murder: Shooting - Buried alive in a grave at Rose Hill Cemetery***
(long link but relevant part snipped here):
www.murderpedia.org/male.C/c/carruthers-tony.htm
Tony Carruthers and James Montgomery were each convicted of three counts of first degree ... There were allegations of gang affiliations and testimony of.
More info concerning these Memphis gangsters and a little insight into how hard it is to protect those that choose to testify against them:
http://tn.findacase.com/research/wfrmDocViewer.aspx/xq/fac.19960524_0033.tn.htm/qx
This was a public trial where the families of the accused, the families of the victims, and interested spectators were permitted to enter the courtroom and listen to the testimony of all of the witnesses. When Andre Johnson appeared as a prosecution witness, he identified himself as Andre Johnson; the people inside the courtroom heard him state his true or given name as well as the testimony that he gave. Ironically, Johnson was well known -- a personal acquaintance -- of both defendants, Montgomery and Carruthers. Johnson, like Montgomery and Carruthers, was a member of a gang. He, like the defendants, trafficked in narcotics, and he had been previously convicted of a criminal offense and served time for the offense. The Memphis Publishing Company printed the substance of Johnson's testimony, but did not print Johnson's name.
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Are you thinking that Jessica may have recently gotten a tattoo that someone didn't like? And that maybe that someone wanted it burned off and they just "went too far"?
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Found link USA that works!
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/11/teen-being-torched-shocks-small-miss-town/20231709/
Who is Lynnsey other than working at Sonic Drivein (where Jessica frequently went)is she currently married or separated?
As I stated I find Lindsey's witnessing the crime scene & coming back the following day to look closer 'interesting'.
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Also,I wondered if anyone knew the status of the scanner rewind?
Lynnsey in the video stated that she couldn't imagine what happened to Jessica happening to her own worst enemy. Although Lynnsey did not elaborate on who that could be.
I think people who interview with reporters generally listen to Ray Charles. Also, I think if one lives in Courtland and works in Batesville, $14 in gas is a round-trip to Clarksdale with extra gas to drive to Batesville for work the following day. JMO.
I think people who interview with reporters generally listen to Ray Charles. Also, I think if one lives in Courtland and works in Batesville, $14 in gas is a round-trip to Clarksdale with extra gas to drive to Batesville for work the following day. JMO.
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Still no mention of who the 911 caller was.
My opinion is that if there is a female involved she's a very strong female, but with obvious passive aggressive tendencies. I don't believe hoodie girl is the one.
Although, from what I recall the person who made the 911 call did so from a distance right? (No transcripts so hard to say).
My theory from the beginning is that this was something that got out of hand, she got knocked out and whoever did this thought she was dead or out cold.
They intended to burn the whole car and everything else in it to get rid of the evidence.
Poorly planned, poorly executed. The only thing they all have going for them is the seemingly intense siege the entire town is under. Tsk, tsk, tsk.
You would THINK with the FBI there they could clean this town up.
My opinion is that if there is a female involved she's a very strong female, but with obvious passive aggressive tendencies. I don't believe hoodie girl is the one.
Although, from what I recall the person who made the 911 call did so from a distance right? (No transcripts so hard to say).
My theory from the beginning is that this was something that got out of hand, she got knocked out and whoever did this thought she was dead or out cold.
They intended to burn the whole car and everything else in it to get rid of the evidence.
Poorly planned, poorly executed. The only thing they all have going for them is the seemingly intense siege the entire town is under. Tsk, tsk, tsk.
You would THINK with the FBI there they could clean this town up.
I should have explained myself better. The "profile pictures" being used to advertise on FB included some of the players along w Jessica herself. I need to go back and figure out what site I found this on. There is quite a bit of research done with screenshots of SM items I can't find anywhere else
As posted above, I see zero reason why you would take Herron Rd. to Lake Enid. I'd sure like to hear that route justified! Add to it that she revisited the crime scene and I think WS'ers May be on the right track here....
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Could Jessica have a hidden tatoo that was outed & it ticked off someone?MOO
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I haven't seen a response to the SRR - and FWIW, the SCeeps who have rewind access (premium subscription to Broadcastify) haven't had :earson: / been posting much downstairs.
With the holidays, I'm thinking we may not hear anything 'til @ least next week (just a guess on my part). Hopefully, one of them will see the request and reply back soon.
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Who is Lynnsey and what has she said publicly?
Please, if you could explain, I'm confused what convinces you so precisely? Your suggestion seem odd to me at this point that this woman is involved in any way, like throwing dust in my face, is the feeling I get, that's what confuses me, I would have to say. No offense, but I'm just saying, elaborate, please, as it seems important. She's Amanda's good friend, there with her children and her sister, representing for Jessica as well as Amanda's search for answers, the way I see it. There is no hedging, talk of bummed cigarettes not taken, past rivalries, nothing out of sorts, just this is who she was, and a we want answers message.
I'm with you. Who said they took Herron Rd to go fishing? I feel like I slept through something......
Who is Amanda? You are correct that Lynnsey seems very concerned about someone knowing something or seeing something.
Lynnsey in an interview with Clay Chandler published December 10 in the Clarion-Ledger said she drove by the crime scene and did not see anything.
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If I had been a good friend, I would most definitely go by the site and might not have even thought to bring flowers.
Thanks for the link. It now makes sense. The article said she lives near where Jessica was found. And who goes fishing at night? That makes no sense whatsoever. Her comments need a forensic analysis. Her friend has been murdered and she takes a swipe at her always fixing her eyelashes? Did she lure Jessica out to that road? This reminds me of the case where a young woman was lured by her two best friends and she was stabbed to death and left across state lines in a park. Cops should check out the Fly High, Jessica page and find out when it was set up and by whom.
Fowler passed by the scene Saturday on her way to crappie fish at Enid Lake.
"Sunday morning, I took my phone off the charger and looked at Facebook, like I almost always do, and I saw the Fly High Jessica Chambers page," Fowler said, referring to the digital memorial Chambers' friends and family had set up. Once she realized what happened, "I got sick to my stomach," Fowler said. "I can't believe I didn't see anything when I passed by here. I wish I had. I would have helped her. I would have fought for her if I had to."
Fowler works at the Batesville Sonic Drive-In, where Chambers was a frequent customer. She would invariably order one of those massive Route 44 drinks "that was almost as big as her," Fowler said. "She was my Sonic baby. She was up there all the time, just all the time. She always had that smile on her face, always looking in her mirror fixing those eyelashes."
Shields -- who, like Fowler, lives close to the scene -- went to school with Chambers at South Panola High School.
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Now,here is the answer to MyBelle. My meaning being it is "interesting" that Lynnsey drove by the crime scene right after it occurred going fishing at lake Enid.Then Lynnsey returned the next day to visit the Jessica's tragic accident scene, My opinion only.
here is the link & video that I was referring to in my post.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/10/woman-set-on-fire/20195725/
Lynnsey Fowler and Amber Shields, who said they were close to Jessica Chambers, wanted to see the spot where their friend was attacked.
Fowler kept shaking her head in disbelief as she stared at the charred, rutted ground where Jessica Chambers' car sat after it apparently ran up a slight embankment. Fowler remembers the teen from her sleepovers with her sister.
Fowler said she passed by the scene Saturday on her way to fish for crappie at Enid Lake.
"Sunday morning, I took my phone off the charger and looked at Facebook, like I almost always do, and I saw the Fly High Jessica Chambers page," Fowler said, referring to the digital memorial Chambers' friends and family had set up.
"I got sick to my stomach," Fowler said once she realized what had happened. "I can't believe I didn't see anything when I passed by here. I wish I had. I would have helped her. I would have fought for her if I had to."
Fowler works at the Batesville Sonic Drive-In where Chambers was a frequent customer. She often would order one of those massive Route 44 drinks "that was almost as big as her," Fowler said.
"She was my Sonic baby. She was up there all the time, just all the time," Fowler said. "She always had that smile on her face, always looking in her mirror fixing those eyelashes."
Shields — who, like Fowler, lives close to the crime scene — went to school with Jessica Chambers at South Panola High School where Jessica Chambers graduated in 2013. They hung out there and socially.
"She had fun with life, Shields said. "She was a very likeable person and ready for anything. She got along with everybody.
“Somebody had to have seen something. Somebody
i apologize for for any confusion. :shame: on me
Now,here is the answer to MyBelle. My meaning being it is "interesting" that Lynnsey drove by the crime scene right after it occurred going fishing at lake Enid.Then Lynnsey returned the next day to visit the Jessica's tragic accident scene, My opinion only.
here is the link & video that I was referring to in my post.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/10/woman-set-on-fire/20195725/
Lynnsey Fowler and Amber Shields, who said they were close to Jessica Chambers, wanted to see the spot where their friend was attacked.
Fowler kept shaking her head in disbelief as she stared at the charred, rutted ground where Jessica Chambers' car sat after it apparently ran up a slight embankment. Fowler remembers the teen from her sleepovers with her sister.
Fowler said she passed by the scene Saturday on her way to fish for crappie at Enid Lake.
"Sunday morning, I took my phone off the charger and looked at Facebook, like I almost always do, and I saw the Fly High Jessica Chambers page," Fowler said, referring to the digital memorial Chambers' friends and family had set up.
"I got sick to my stomach," Fowler said once she realized what had happened. "I can't believe I didn't see anything when I passed by here. I wish I had. I would have helped her. I would have fought for her if I had to."
Fowler works at the Batesville Sonic Drive-In where Chambers was a frequent customer. She often would order one of those massive Route 44 drinks "that was almost as big as her," Fowler said.
"She was my Sonic baby. She was up there all the time, just all the time," Fowler said. "She always had that smile on her face, always looking in her mirror fixing those eyelashes."
Shields — who, like Fowler, lives close to the crime scene — went to school with Jessica Chambers at South Panola High School where Jessica Chambers graduated in 2013. They hung out there and socially.
"She had fun with life, Shields said. "She was a very likeable person and ready for anything. She got along with everybody.
“Somebody had to have seen something. Somebody
i apologize for for any confusion. :shame: on me
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