One of the posters was questioning what I said earlier about JVM book saying Juan saw Jodi try to give magazines to a blond woman and he had guards devert to him. How is actually read was {Juan was waiting for a prisoner to be brought down from lock-up when he noticed JA in visitors area talking to a large middle aged woman, He saw jodi pass something to one of the guards to give to the woman, it was two magazines, as the guard was looking through the magazines he didn't seem to see anything and he was about to turn them over to the woman (Ann Campbell) when Juan's suspicions were aroused and he thought to himself, JA is up to something so he intercepts and asked the guard to hold them. The woman runs off and Juan gets his assistant and asked him to get a Warrant, an hour later Juan seizes the magazines} That is the gist of it but not word for word. I forgot earlier to mention he had to get a warrant to take the magazines. This was a surprise to me because I thought anything in a prisoners cell was theirs for the taking, I guess not. Although JA has complained incesently that the Jail has tossed her cell any number of times. Usually they find something she is not suppose to have. But just because JA said the giving of possessions from her to someone else has a certain routine and it couldn't have happened that way, I just don't believe anything this woman says. But like I said before, I never heard how Juan came to be in possession of these magazines until I read JVM's book, then I read "Picture Perfect, by Shanna Hogan and she said it too. Where did they get this information? Can they put it in a book labled non-fiction if it is not true? I just don't know.
