moonriverfarm
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Agreed, seems too much of a coincidence.
Is this confirmed/likely to be him
They wouldn't have an ID this early. Granted, his car there makes it more likely but forensically it's a lot more work espcially if they are also gathering evidence to suport a criminal scene. The medical examiner will first see if there's tomographic features that could help to identify the victim? Is there available biological fluids in liquid form available for toxicological analysis and DNA sampling? Is there another obvious cause of death other than heat-related lesions (for example, metallic foreign bodies of ballistic origin? IF the DNA, and forensic odontology (teeth) are all they ahve to work wih it can take a couple of weeks, at least. My heart goes out to his family.Is this confirmed/likely to be him?
My guess is he likely hitchhiked; possibly carjacking if necessary.Wow! That is very impressive action on behalf of everyone- the woman for resisting so hard against carjacking, McD employees for being so alert and aware to notice her struggle, and then holding the man down! Very glad this dude was caught, especially seeing how he was certainly on the run. Wonder how he ended up in OK to begin with.
Reading that article, it is scary to realize how many times this man showed red flags. Literally, last week:Good for the car owner who quickly used her wits to alert others to the attempted carjacking. Great job to the McD's employee who restrained him until LE arrived. It's awesome this incident didn't have a tragic outcome. MOO
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The man sought in connection with a Birmingham arson and murder was nabbed in Oklahama after he tried to rob a woman of her vehicle. Oklahama court records obtained Friday by AL.com say Youit De Witt Jones, 35, was held down by McDonald’s employees in the restaurant parking lot until police could arrive. [snip] Jones has not yet been charged with any crime in relation to the Alabama homicide,...[snip] Birmingham homicide detectives have gone to Oklahoma to interview Jones.
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Most recently, Jones was arrested Aug. 6 in Autauga County after Alabama State Troopers said he was driving 114 mph on I-65 southbound and almost hit a state trooper. He was charged with attempting to elude, reckless endangerment and reckless driving.
In that case, Jones was a dark brown 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 1500, which is the initial vehicle Birmingham police listed in the lookout bulletin for him but later said was recovered in a separate “incident.”
Jones was released from the Autauga County Jail the following day, Sunday, Aug. 7, on his own recognizance.
Current caseMy guess is he likely hitchhiked; possibly carjacking if necessary.Makes me wonder if there are any recent cases of people and their cars missing along whatever route he took from AL to OK.