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re: Jessican Chambers case still unsolved a year later
Posted on 12/9/15 at 9:00 am to TheCaterpillar
Posted on 12/9/15 at 9:00 am to TheCaterpillar
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My friends from Batesville said she was into trafficking drugs around for the boys she hung around with.
Which would make sense
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Posted on 12/9/15 at 9:02 am to Tigeralum2008
Dexter, is that you?
Posted on 12/9/15 at 9:05 am to Tigeralum2008
I'd like to think so, too. But without perfect planning, execution and a dose of good luck; the "righteous" executioner will end up on death row. The days of a Gary Plauche type getting away with murder on live television are over.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 9:51 am to White Roach
You guys are probably right. But I would have to fight some serious temptations to at least try. We're talking about a man's daughter being doused in gasoline and set on fire. That has to be one of the worst ways to go out. I'd be filled with all sorts of rage.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:06 am to crap4brain
"You look at who is capable of doing this, and a large majority of the population is ruled out, because they’re not capable. But that doesn’t mean that someone who wouldn’t be capable couldn’t start for the first time," he said. "We think we know what type of person did this, but until we actually know who did this, it’s hard to say if our speculations are accurate or not."
The killer needs not worry about being apprehended if the dumbass who made this quote is involved in the investigation. Umm, we think we mught know the sorta, kinda, person who did this but we won't know till we catch him. And people aren't capable unless they are capable and then maybe they are capable if they are first-timers. OK
The killer needs not worry about being apprehended if the dumbass who made this quote is involved in the investigation. Umm, we think we mught know the sorta, kinda, person who did this but we won't know till we catch him. And people aren't capable unless they are capable and then maybe they are capable if they are first-timers. OK
This post was edited on 12/9/15 at 10:10 am
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:09 am to HaveMercy
Well, I hope that is a current quote because it means they are expanding their investigation.
I said once the case went cold that they might have to rule out people she knew. The way she died isn't necessarily a crime of passion, like getting stabbed multiple times. They treated her like a dog. That takes a certain mindset.
They might be looking at a male who randomly selected her to kill her.
I said once the case went cold that they might have to rule out people she knew. The way she died isn't necessarily a crime of passion, like getting stabbed multiple times. They treated her like a dog. That takes a certain mindset.
They might be looking at a male who randomly selected her to kill her.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:11 am to SabiDojo
The article says she was able to give the firefighters a name, did anything become of that? Seems like the victim giving a name would make for a pretty short Law&Order episode...
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:17 am to HaveMercy
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The article says she was able to give the firefighters a name, did anything become of that? Seems like the victim giving a name would make for a pretty short Law&Order episode...
Yeah, but that could mean anything really. It could have been a brand name, like something she saw on a shirt. It could mean he said something to her. It could really mean anything.
The one interesting tidbit that came out was this.
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A Birmingham author has come forward with her story hoping that it may offer a small piece to the mysterious puzzle. Linda Oliver says she met Jessica Chambers a few weeks before her gruesome murder.
Oliver is currently writing a book about her daughter who survived and thrived after a terrible car accident. This is the story that Oliver shared in a women’s conference in Batesville, Mississippi, at Liberty Hill Baptist Church six weeks before Jessica Chambers was burned alive. The title of the weekend workshop was “Everybody Has a Story.
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Oliver says while cleaning up after speaking to the crowd, Chambers stayed behind to talk to Oliver privately about how she had a story that needed to be told and wanted to write a book.
“She was profoundly adamant that somebody, the world, needed to know her story. And her eyes were the eyes of those eyes I’ve seen over and over again. They were of urgency,” Oliver said.
The next day Oliver saw Chambers again at church.
“She said, ‘Please don’t forget me.’ And I said, ‘I will never forget you.’ She said, ‘Please don’t. I need my story told.’ I said, ‘It will be told.’ How could you even have a notion of what would proceed six weeks later?” Oliver said
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This points to someone she knew, or she saw something she shouldn't have. To not go to the police about it means she was possibly worried that they could not help her. Maybe it was someone in a position of power?
This case just seems to point in too many directions. I have been critical of the authorities in this investigation but maybe they never stood a chance.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:46 am to Tigeralum2008
Hopefully they can find some crisp evidence
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:46 am to SabiDojo
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Oliver says while cleaning up after speaking to the crowd, Chambers stayed behind to talk to Oliver privately about how she had a story that needed to be told and wanted to write a book.
“She was profoundly adamant that somebody, the world, needed to know her story. And her eyes were the eyes of those eyes I’ve seen over and over again. They were of urgency,” Oliver said.
The next day Oliver saw Chambers again at church.
“She said, ‘Please don’t forget me.’ And I said, ‘I will never forget you.’ She said, ‘Please don’t. I need my story told.’ I said, ‘It will be told.’ How could you even have a notion of what would proceed six weeks later?” Oliver said
A. We don't even know if this is true or this lady is just trying to sell books.
B. If it is true, then this case is fricked because that means it was a hit by some organized crime of some sort and those rarely get solved. It means she was witness to, or found something out, that she should have never learned.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 10:47 am to TheCaterpillar
Exactly. I think the investigation was too tough to solve to begin with, but that piece really just sent it off the rails.
If that lady is lying then she should be absolutely ashamed of herself.
If that lady is lying then she should be absolutely ashamed of herself.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:40 am to SabiDojo
It's one thing to take a gun and shoot somebody; but the level of depravity required to set a conscious person on fire and leave them to burn alive is terrifying. This person or persons is walking around, buying groceries... and is ready and willing to do something like this, or worse, at anytime.
This post was edited on 12/9/15 at 11:41 am
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:42 am to crap4brain
She's a smoke show
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:44 am to crap4brain
Whoever did that to her should have the same thing done to them
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:45 am to HaveMercy
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It's one thing to take a gun and shoot somebody; but the level of depravity required to set a conscious person on fire and leave them to burn alive is terrifying. This person or persons is walking around, buying groceries... and is ready and willing to do something like this, or worse, at anytime.
Yeah, it's such an apathetic way to kill someone. You're watching them die slowly. A person who even remotely cared for someone wouldn't do that.
Whoever did this is an animal, a complete psychopath. Who fits that profile? If they don't have an idea now, I don't think they ever will.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:46 am to HaveMercy
word on the street is they have a very strong idea it was someone from a white gang. but no proof.
if you ask me, the chief of the volunteer fire department had something to do with it. whoever reported the fire, called his cell phone directly. but he says he didn't know who it was.
if you ask me, the chief of the volunteer fire department had something to do with it. whoever reported the fire, called his cell phone directly. but he says he didn't know who it was.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 11:48 am to Rebel
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word on the street is they have a very strong idea it was someone from a white gang. but no proof.
Yeah, there was a rumor that some white gang members here in the Jackson Metro Area were going to give up some information in return for a good deal after they popped running a chop shop in Clinton, but obviously that didn't amount to anything.
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if you ask me, the chief of the volunteer fire department had something to do with it. whoever reported the fire, called his cell phone directly. but he says he didn't know who it was.
Yeah, this case is all kinds of fricked up.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 12:37 pm to White Roach
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Gary Plauche type taking care of what the courts would probably fail to do.
FIFY.
Posted on 12/9/15 at 12:42 pm to Arkapigdiesel
Posted on 12/9/15 at 12:43 pm to TheCaterpillar
I followed this case very closely for many months after it happened. Without question, every official in that town is as corrupt as you'll find. Especially the DA. They know exactly who did it and have for a long time. But because they are so deeply intertwined with the drug dealers and criminals in the town, they will never be able to file charges in this case. It will go unsolved for "lack of evidence." I'd be more than shocked if the initial mishandling of evidence wasn't intentional. Sad situation.
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