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And yeah, the wedding is a month and some change away,
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Speaker 2 (02:28):
So this case was actually a listener requested case, and
we were supposed to put this episode out yesterday, but
I kind of wanted to give them a little bit
more time to respond to our email because she did
say she had some more information about the case that
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us in time. And that's okay, we because we can
share whatever you want us to at a later time.
But we're we're still gonna cover this case. So join
(02:52):
us as we discussed a man who's spree of violence
across Prince George's County was described as a tsunami of crimes.
Join us as we discuss Jason Thomas Scott. And I'm
not gonna tell you what he is. We're gonna tell
you what he was called later. Booh, okay, because I
tell you now, it's just gonna spoil the whole thing. Oh,
because everybody's gonna know who he is basically like what
(03:14):
the case is about. But there's some pretty like shocking details,
shocking things that happen in this case. So I want
you guys to feel the shock and aw. I'm ready
to be shocked, shock and horror. Really, and thank you
to listener Chantey for requesting this case. Hey Chante, hey girl.
So Jason was born on February twenty first, nineteen eighty two,
(03:34):
in Prince George's County, Maryland. Boo, we know all little
song about Prince George a little. Growing up, he lived
in a house with both of his parents, and his
mom was actually an employee for the Prince George's police department.
Oh wow, okay, so he had both parents. It does
not feel like a broken household so far. It wasn't,
(03:55):
and from what I read, they were doing pretty well.
They were considered to be a middle class household. People
that knew him around this time said that although he
was really quiet, he was very intelligent. You gotta watch
out for those, though, you do. The quiet and intelligent
ones can be psychopathy. Yes, yes, he wasn't in trouble
super super early in life, Like he didn't have a
(04:17):
Jubie record or anything, but he did have access in
his home environment to both guns and police related material
which probably like showed him crime in like an indirect
way and how to elude you know, catture. And this
would come up later because some people think that he
was actually using this material and like learning from the
(04:39):
conversations he was hearing at home how to keep DNA
off of certain things, or how to use an accomplice
to help you get the money that you're burgarizing for
and not necessarily get caught going to the ATM yourself,
you know, like me, he was using his brain examited.
So he basically was learning how to be a really
(05:00):
good criminal right under his parents' noses. And he would
really start putting things into motions six months after he
graduated from Largo High School. Ooh, so, oh my god,
So I feel like, do you feel like he was
stewing like he always had it in him, but then
he waited until he got a bud out of his
mama in his daddy's house. I think he always had
(05:20):
it in him, and I think he definitely wasn't waiting
to get out of his mom and daddy house because
spoiler alert, even when he got arrested, he was still
living with mommy and daddy. So you know, so I
think he just needed a little bit more time on
his hands. Yeah, maybe you know, snapped and had to
get out of school. Now he you know, he wasn't
(05:41):
going to college, so he was just doing whatever he
wanted to do. It's like, you either become a psychopath
or you become a police officer, or you're a psychopath
who becomes a police thought or are that geez Louise
so in October two thousand and one, and when he
was nineteen years old, Jason car his first charge and
(06:01):
was arrested for a burglary he committed on October fourteenth.
According to the arrest warrant, he was arrested the same
day he committed the crime. And from what I read,
he didn't spend any like real time in jail or
anything like that. And as we already know, he didn't
learn from this. This didn't make him feel like, Oh,
jail was terrible. I never want to go back. Like,
(06:22):
your mom is a police officer, did you not get scared? Straight?
I don't know if she was a police officer, but
I know that she was working for the police department, correct,
But still, like, come on, maybe was too close to
him his whole life that he just really didn't grow
up with the healthy fear that he should have had.
Maybe so it looks like unlocked to kink in him,
like or just like I don't know. When I look
(06:45):
at him, he looks he looks a little dead, Chrissy
looks dead in the eye. He has that same look
that rapists have to me, like that just like disgusting,
like evil, depraved, humanless look and yes, he looks like
something thing like. He doesn't even look crazy, he just
looks detached. It's giving demonic lizard person. Now, there was
(07:07):
a nice little gap between his first arrest and his second,
almost about seven years to be exact. So now we
are in two thousand and eight. Okay, on September twenty
third of that year, twenty six year old Jason and
his accomplished twenty three year old Marcus Derminellian Derminellian Kristen whatever.
That's his middle name, his last name Punter what bro
(07:29):
I didn't read to say Hunter. I mean I wanted
to say his full name. It sounds by them of Borgan,
but it's it's stout out the things other strainer things. Okay,
So Marcus and Jason broke a sliding door to get
into the home of a family in Upper Marlborough, Maryland,
a home they planned to rob. Whether anyone was home
(07:51):
or not, who knows, hmm. When both armed men got inside,
Jason immediately started brutally beating and the wife, Oh my god,
christ and yeat. He then dragged her down the stairs
where her husband was, where Marcus was holding her husband
at gunpoint. Jason and Marcus took their debit cards, and
while Marcus left to go to the ATM and withdraw
(08:14):
the cash, Jason stayed in the home holding a gun
at the victims. Once Marcus came back, the two men
left in the two thousand and seven Cadillac escalated. So
their car the family's car, Yes, Christen, and this is
two thousand and eight, So that thing was spank brand
beautiful new.
Speaker 3 (08:32):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
Crazy. You just can't have nothing around folks. Nope, they're
always jealous or trying to case the place out. And
with the job that Jason had, it was pretty easy.
We're gonna get to it, and thank god these victims survived,
But I just know their whole sense of safety was
fucked up after that. If anybody runs up in your house,
I just thought, you'll never look at your house the same.
(08:54):
Mm hmm. You probably want to move away. Fast forward
to April third, two thousand and nine, Jason and his
bestie Marcus broken to another home, and this time it
was in Buoie, Maryland, through an unlocked basement window. Lock
your windows, got your windows. There's naked mole rats out here,
and spider Monkey's trying to like burrow and swoop their
(09:14):
way into your apps. Who's that peeping in your window? God?
Late this time they happened upon another husband and wife
sleeping upstairs in a bedroom with their youngest child. And
you may be thinking like, okay, great, they're already sleeping.
They can just steal whatever they can while the people. Now,
Jason's goal was to get the ATM cards and the pins,
(09:35):
because that's where like the real money was. So they
woke the whole house up Kristen lor Mercy. So it
was the husband and wife, their three children, and a
visiting cousin, and they were all ordered to the children's
room at gunpoint. Of course, lord would a pede myself
being woken up by a burglar, a stranger with a
(09:55):
ski mask on. I would think it was a joke,
stop playing and then turn to my life and base
in the in the bedroom. Look you get freaked out,
Oh my gosh, eh, these poor people. Jason demanded the
ATM cards and pen numbers and sent Marcus out to
get the money. Once he came back, the two stole
(10:16):
a few things from the home, including a two thousand
and four Mercedes S five hundred, and fled the same
at least they're not killing folks. I was about to say, thankfully,
all the victims are physically okay. As this case goes on,
it seems like they aren't even taking their own vehicle
to the robberies, which means they one must know where
they are going already, like this isn't a random hit
(10:38):
and two dated correct, and two they know they will
have access to a vehicle at the home they're robbing, right, which,
like you said, gives premeditated like they case the joint,
Oh for sure, and spoiler alert they did. On May
twenty third, two thousand and nine, Jason and another complase
named Terence Alexander Cook broke into a house in Upper Mall,
(11:00):
and this time Jason decided to physically attack an underaged girl,
but oh Christen. He repeatedly kicked her and held her
at gunpoint as he dragged her from the upstairs hallway
to a bathroom upstairs. Oh my god, and then did
what calen girl? Thankfully nothing after that, but they did
force the girl's mother into the bathroom as well, while
(11:22):
Terrence and Jason went around the house stealing shaite and
then drove off with a gun and the two thousand
and four legs is LS four thirty from the house. Yeah,
they're facing houses, they're getting fire cars, they know exactly
where to go. They're going to the nice houses, the
good neighborhoods. And the crazy thing is is they're going
into these people's houses and clearly they had a weapon.
(11:45):
They couldn't even use the weapon on the burglar. Nope, Like,
we gotta stay ready, so we don't have to get
ready one hundred percent. And it's like, you want to
be safe because if there's children in the house, you
definitely just don't want to have a gun everywhere. That's
why I don't have my gun just anywhere, you know,
because kid's here all the time. But I still do
wonder like is it close enough for me to get
to if I need it? So it's a catch twenty
(12:05):
two man. Three days later, Jason and Marcus were back
together and decided to switch it up a little bit
and hit a gun store and would find Maryland instead.
They're comfortable, Chris, They're ripping and running all through Maryland.
Soup's comfortable.
Speaker 5 (12:21):
Now.
Speaker 2 (12:21):
I think it's a lot more hotboying to hit a
business and a home. In two thousand and nine, because
they had like surveillance and all that stuff, especially a
gun store like this gun store was federally regulated and associated.
She wasn't about to just go up in there still
from them and nobody gon'na hear about it. Again, it's
ATFS coming after you booth. So, like I said, Jason
(12:42):
shouldn't just be running up in no gun store. But
he did a little bit of research beforehand, and he
and Marcus were able to make off with thirty nine guns,
including semi automatic rifles, machine guns, and silencers. Oh, they
were playing They're prepared to either go to war? What's
selling there? You go? Now, in my mind, I would
(13:03):
think that if he was smart before this, he sure
wasn't smart when he chose this, because, like I said,
all this government stuff is trackable. If you sell one
of these things, it's it's not that hard trade right there,
especially exactly, especially if someone you know uses it gets
caught doing something illegal, that person's going to tell them
(13:24):
who they bought it from. And I feel like the
many you you steal from a gun store, now you're
a hot boy. Now they're going to be looking for
you because you know that gun store is gonna file
uh theft insurance. All of them called the popo. Now
you're on the map. Now you're on the map, They're
looking for you.
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He ended up selling four of them less than a
month later in the parking lot of his own job,
to a man that was cooperating with ATF asient. Oh,
we love it, we love it. ATF stands for alcohol,
tobacco and firearms. By the way, if you didn't know
firearm explosives, they added the expec about all three of
(15:02):
those were somehow connected I know to be in a
bureau together. And like I said, we'll get to what
he did for work, because that's why he was able
to target such specific well off victims. Okay, so remember
he was targeting specific victims. So when on June thirteenth,
two thousand and nine, Jason found himself breaking into a
(15:23):
Fort Washington, Maryland home, he knew why he was there beforehand,
and that was to get his hands on a seventy
year old girl that was living there. Huh uh. Now,
what makes it so disgusting is that he saw a
picture of this seventeen year old girl at the house
of the other underage girl that he had assaulted. They
were friends and he ended up like looking this girl
(15:46):
up later and targeting her because of seeing her in
that picture. Christen, how disgusting. And he's twenty six, I'm
gonna say it, but he's not. He's not acting sexual
towards these girls. Yet he brutally beat one right, well,
actually two times, the wife and the first one and
the girl. Yeah, and now he's like becoming more intimate
(16:11):
and like into like it's like giving predator. Oh yeah,
he's he's learning what he likes. He's learning that he's
not just robbing for the money. There's asto a pleasure
that he can get from it by hurting these girls.
He's disgusting. So to gain entry, he threw a cinder
block through the rear patio door. Oh he doesn't give
(16:31):
it f making hella noise. And once he got in,
he immediately immediately held a twelve year old girl at gunpoint. Krista,
what's she gonna do? She is scared anyway, You didn't
have to traumatize her like that. Bro. We used to
live in Maryland, Like, we used to have a back
door in the basement. Yeah, that could be a cinder
(16:53):
block throwing through that window easily. And we were so
Upstairsly be upstairs, you would have never heard it. No,
and it's down in the basement. Nobody look at test.
It's screwed. Yeah, you were screwed. The house was not. No,
we would have been screwed well. So obviously all of
this commotion woke up the rest of the house and
(17:13):
the seventeen year old girl, her mother, and her five
year old brother all came running and were forced at
gunpoint into a bedroom. Was he with anybody this time, Nope,
just him. He then put the seventeen year old in
a different room where he held her at gunpoint, ordered
her to get undressed, and put a pillcase over her head.
Oh my god, that's why he went alone. He was
(17:37):
ready to do some like disgusting predatory. He was ready
to take what he was doing to the next level,
to the next level. And I think it's easier to
do things like this violently to other people when you
don't have a lot of people involved, because the more
people you have involved, the more lips it's gonna get
to pop it off and running. And he when she
gets sticky. He knew he probably didn't want marcut seeing
(17:59):
him like that. Yeah, maybe mistake. Well, I mean maybe
they probably did some nasty ass shit together us. He
then touched on her naked body and took pictures and
videos of her. Kristin. It's like like she's a specimens.
The pictures and videos is completely out of fucking line.
(18:21):
I mean, what he did is out of line. But
this is pornography, Like this is child pornography at this point.
This is some sick shit that happens and a boy's
mind when he doesn't do a lot of talking to people,
he gets to go deep into some some gross stuff
and now he's enacting it. Yep. Oh, look, and he's
like an attractive person other than like the dead, you know,
(18:41):
raccoon eyes like I'm sure he could have pulled if
he had a semblance of assault. Yeah, he was just
weird and twenty six at interested in like young girls,
like go to house or thanks. I don't even know
if he robbed the place. Kristin. I think he saw
her and that was it, like he decided he was
going to go to that house just for her. A monster.
(19:05):
As sure as I am that he was planning his
next attack. Is as sure as I am that he
was going to get caught for robbing that gun store.
And that's exactly what happened. So he didn't sexually assault
the girl. Other than sexually visually assaulting her. He touched
on her like he touched her naked body, and like
he said, I'm sure parts. So yes, he completely and
utterly violated her cirl. I know special place in hell.
(19:30):
I'll tell you that. On July first, two thousand and nine,
they finally gained a search warrant to search Jason's house.
Now remember this is less than a month after he
sold those four guns in the parking lot, so they've
just been waiting on him, and he was arrested that
day on firearm charges. Thank god, get him off the streets.
One hundred percent. They obtained more warrants and found more evidence,
(19:52):
including sixteen of the stolen firearms, ski masks, burglary tools,
Nike gloves, his face, backpack, a police scanner, mad computers,
Ammo video cameras, basically everything that they had stolen and
not sold yet found at all good. I mean, clearly,
(20:14):
he wasn't smart enough to think that people were gonna
catch him. Mind you, this is still at the home
with his parents, So what were his what were his
parents doing as he's wrapping the house with all this stuff.
It's just right under your nose, right under your nose.
If I was Jason's parents, I would just feel like
such a pof But that's like that, It's like, I
(20:37):
get it. It's a fine line from trying to let
your young boy turn into a ray while he's still
living in your house. So you're trying to mind your business,
but at the same time, he's still living in your house, right,
you need to be all up in his shait no shade.
If he wants privacy, he can get hit his private
apart me up. Jason ended up confessing to multiple robberies.
(21:00):
But I kind of want to wait to even talk
about that part, Like that part is really crazy how
it even came about that. He ended up confessing to
all of that, So we're gonna wait on that. But
his accomplice, Marcus Hunter, pleaded guilty to two federal firearm
charges in twenty eleven and even admitted later that he
(21:21):
was a part of at least twenty five burglaries with
Jason Golly twenty five, breaking and entering in all that
crazy shit and going uncoughed, uncought and all this within
the span of like a year. Wow, these boys were,
like I'm telling you, they were super comfortable. Maryland was
(21:41):
their home. Oh yeah, they knew exactly where to hit,
where to go. And then we're gonna talk more about
Marcus in a little bit, because girl, he was saying
in the mine of the banks, just when he had
jamp he was sang Terrence Alexander Cook pleaded guilty to
charges associated with one of the home and ass that
he committed with Jason, and was sentenced to nine years
(22:03):
in jail, with four of those years suspended, meaning if
you do right, he can be out on parole in
five years. Oh okay, but if he fucks up on
his parole, he has to go back observe the rest
of his time period. So back to Jason, you guys.
He ended up admitting during interviews where his attorney was present,
but he committed twenty eight specific residential berglaries and nine
(22:27):
armed home invasions, including the gun store robbery and assaulting
and taking potographic pictures of the seventeen year old. Admitted this,
I feel like he Kayla, I really feel like Jason
was like a weirdo in a way. Yeah, he was
just super smart and super impersonable, like where people just
really looked at him like you're just a weird kid,
especially in Maryland, Like black people don't clown you if
(22:49):
you will, let's just be honest. And I feel like
he was waiting for to be caught, Like it was
like he was trying to hide it in any way,
not that much. He wasn't necessarily trying to get caught,
But I think that's when you need here to get caught.
You're right, But once you hear this circumstance in which
he ended up confessing, you will be like, holy cow,
(23:12):
I don't think I've ever even heard of that. Oh
so yeah, very shocking, and we're going to get to it.
Jason said there was even more that he had committed
that he just didn't provide details for so see, Jason
Scott was working for a ups hard time their landover
location to be exact, and with the database he had
(23:35):
access to through his job, he was able to target
his victims. He was able to find out how many
people were in the homes, how many vehicles they owned.
He knew how to cut phone lines to disable alarm systems.
Oh my god, girl girl, So he could have as
much time as he needed in that house, so markets
could go to the ATM and come back and they
could do all that shit. UPS workers need to get
(23:57):
background checked, and even if you checked his back, they
wouldn't have seen anything necessarily that was like that concerning
in the first two thousand and three. Correct, But I
don't think. I don't think he was ever Like, I
don't know if he was convicted. I know he didn't
spend any like jail time really for it, So I
don't even know if it was something that was going
(24:17):
to be well, I'm not gonna lie. I found it
on the record, so it had to has still been
a record that they could have checked. So you're right, sister,
I don't care if he was convicted or not. Like
if he was associated with burglarizing people's homes and then
you hire him at UPS, you might need to get
him another job, you know, like work at the store.
But you can't work here with people's addresses, No nigga
(24:39):
work at the car washes, you go, like, not even
the grocery store, Chick fil a, something he had his
little burglary kit that included the ski masks and Nike
gloves and burglary tools that they found in his car.
Jason was on that he had an ear piece that
he kept in his ear during the home invasions that
connected to the police scanner so he could know well
(25:00):
what was going on and if they were on their way,
all that type of stuff. Girl, he saw a movie
and he said I'm gonna do that, and that Kristen,
great little catch. You got a little clop of the tea.
Because even the ATF agent said he was doing research,
heavy research. He would watch like movies and movies and
movies about how people were robbing banks and like rob
home invading and all that type of stuff. He was
(25:21):
trying to see the best way to do it to
not get caught. Girl, He was great, Sergey yeah, and says,
I want to be a home invader. Let me go
see what it takes. What really blew my damn mind
is that you're making all this money stealing these cash,
these Percival longs, these cars, and you still ave at
(25:41):
your mom apps like where was the money going? What
was the money going? Exactly? What was the goal? Because
It didn't seem like he was elevating his life. It
didn't seem like he was making good changes at all.
He was just terrorizing the city then getting off on it.
Jason admitted that he didn't commit all his crimes with
an accomplice. Some things he did himself, and arguably those
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victims is absolutely mortifying and unacceptable, and there is no
comparing traumas. The only difference is at least those victims
survived their encounter with Jason, because we're about to talk
about at least five that didn't. Five Kristen, five Ray,
(27:32):
I'm just I just wanted to just puke. So from
the last time that we heard from Jason in this episode,
he was in police custody, correct, because he was doing
that interview with them and confessing to everything, which means
he couldn't commit any more crimes. But in mid two
thousand and eight is one from what we know, he
took his first life. In June of two thousand and eight,
(27:53):
forty six year old Wilma Butler was fatally shot in
her home in Bowie before it was set on fire.
Oh my god, Kayla, Kristen, nobody knew who the frick
did this. This is in June. This is I think
this was before he got his first arrest, Yeah, he
(28:13):
kiwan Yeah, because his first to West came in September
two thousand and eight, So that means he was definitely
probably doing some fuck up shit before that, and that's
just when he got caught for sure. Okay, so there
is a sense of I don't want to get caught
because he's burning evidence. Hunter just didn't think to clean
up his mama's house, but he straight up killed Vilma
(28:35):
and then burned her body by burning the house down. Yes,
oh my god, yes he did. Rest in peace to Vilma.
Rest in peace. On Monday, January twenty sixth, two thousand
and nine, a gut wrenching nine one one call was
placed to Prince George's police department in the early hours
of the morning. The caller was a young woman who
(28:55):
could be her saying, quote, I'm bleeding to death. Oh.
It was sixteen old Carissa Lofton, and she was doing
everything she could to call for help for her and
her forty five year old mother, Karen Lofton. Oh no,
I know girl, Her mama was shot. Yeah, they were
shot multiple times and by the time help arrived, it
was too late. They were both found in their separate bedrooms.
(29:19):
Like she couldn't even get out up and like go
to her mom. So from what I read, Karen was
trying to hide in a corner when Jason shot her
multiple times, and Carissa was trying to call nine one
one when she was shot. Their deaths absolutely shattered the
community and their loved ones. Our listener was a classmate
(29:40):
of Carissa's sibling and one of Karen's children. I believe,
and Chantey said it was devastating to find out what happened. Yeah,
and I hate Jason so much for this. For them
both to have still been in their bedrooms means he
didn't even attempt to do like the whole will give
me your eighteenh thar pen thing. He just wanted to
kill that guy. Yes, she just wanted to shoot. Unbelievable.
(30:03):
Investigators found no sign of force entry because there was
an unlocked window that they think Jason used to get in.
He did is climbing through windows for real, Like I
just like for real, Yeah, lock your motherfuck is sheep.
He didn't take any valuables with him. They found no
fingerprints or DNA in the house. It'says if, like I said,
he just walked in, shot and killed them and walked out.
(30:25):
My god, it's a dangerous dude. Both Karen, who worked
as a nurse in Carisa, who was literally just sixteen
and living her teenage life, were loved so deeply and
closely by their family. Karen's brother, even this year, still
writes about how much he misses her and Carissa on
hit like their obituary page. Carrisa was an aspiring model.
(30:47):
She had been through a lot at a young age.
I read that she actually had to have open heart surgery,
but like she was such a warrior about it and
bounced back really quickly. We can tell she's cute. Her
and her mom, they just they seem super into, super sweet,
is super strong. It's the same time, they sure do.
Carissa was a girl amongst a bunch of brothers and
was really close to her dad. So I just can't imagine,
(31:09):
like how hard it's been for all of them to lose,
you know, this sixteen year old girl that they all
just loved, yeah and wanted to protect. Yeah, where were they? Like,
were they not in the household when this happened? I
don't think that Karen and Carissa's dad were together. Okay,
so I think the brothers are more so from her
(31:30):
side or his side of the family, you know what
I'm saying. But yeah, they weren't living in the home. Wow.
So rest in peace to Karen and Carisa. Six weeks later,
on Monday, this is another Monday murderer, Jason would shrike again,
and just blocks from where he killed Carissa and Karen,
forty two year old Dolores DeWitt and her nineteen year
(31:52):
old daughter Ebanie were found dead in a vehicle that
had been set on fire. Came Kristen, Stop, I know
he's killing women. Ill, ill, Ill, I just can't do
it more. When he was burglarizing homes of dads in them,
you know, like holding the like, and now you're just
(32:15):
killing women like it just makes me sick. Yeah. And
remember he knows who's in these houses, so he knows
he's targeting homes with just women in them and isn't
even stealing. It doesn't even seem like he's really stealing
from him. He's just killing them. It's just fucking senseless.
Like I feel like he's just den serious trying to
figure out, like what does he like tried burglary, he
(32:37):
tried the sex thing. He tried to straight up murder,
you know, like just figuring out as a discussed. Well,
I don't think he tried sex. He didn't try to
have sex with any sexual and sex I said sexual
things where he like touched oh okay, took videos, you know,
like just trying to figure out where his taste is.
He's escalating when you're in that life, you know, it's
(32:59):
just like people that get addicted to porn. You start
getting bored with that type of porn. Just have to
keep up in the ante, you know. So they were
both found in the vehicle. One of them was found
in the backseat and the other was in the trunk.
Oh my god. Medical examiner determined that the victims had
been strangled to death before being put in the car
(33:19):
and set on fire. And this was a car that
did not belong to them. It was a stolen car. Yeah.
Dolores was the oldest of six brothers and sisters, and
her funeral was like it was really heartbreaking to read about.
There was so much pain. One of her sisters said
that she was a quote beautiful person who loved a
smile and laugh. She worked at a nursing and rehabilitation
(33:41):
center for seniors and she absolutely loved it. She left
behind a daughter named Courtney, which was Ebane's sister, who
was only seventeen. And when she lost her mother and sister,
my god. And Ebanie was working at Comcasts in Largo
and had recently received her medical assistant certification from Sans
College Business. Christ alone wasn't bothering ny than you or adjacent,
(34:08):
and here he comes, ruining every fucking thing. She had plans.
She had plans to start working at Georgetown University Hospital
before her death. I just don't think it's fair that
people can do something like this and then even have
the remote expectation that they get to live a full
life after that. Absolutely out when you steal her whole,
(34:31):
entire everything. You stole everything from her, and for what
and for what? Like no, So rest in peace to
Ebony and rest in peace to her mom. Rest in peace,
you guys. Investigators felt that the fire was clearly set
to destroy evidence, but it didn't destroy everything. Oh good.
(34:52):
They recovered a few pieces of dinim material and a
leaf determined to be from a beech tree. A leaf, Christen, Yeah,
there was blood evidence in the DeWitt family car and
bleached spots in the home, suggesting that they had initially
been attacked at home and then moved into the car
they were ultimately found in. Wow, and that the car
that they were found in was not their car. Correct.
(35:14):
So we're about to talk about that now, because what
makes things even more wild is that the car that
they were found in had only been reported missing fifteen
minutes before it was found on fire, which means Jason
had to have like just hit the lick right before
he went to Dolores in Then's house. Yeah, got them incapacitated,
you know, because obviously you're holding people at gunpoint, they're
gonna do what you want them to do. Kills them,
(35:38):
gives rid of the car, puts it on fire, and
then bull it's reported missus. And it's nice that he
strangled them. He didn't just shoot them this time. He
did then I strangled them Like he's trying out different things, girls,
trying out different things. And I think if you're shooting people,
and maybe he didn't have the silencer with him, you know,
it is allowed, it's allowed attack, Yeah, you know, so
(35:59):
maybe he just was trying to get smarter about it.
I don't fucking know either way. Hell is waiting Jesson.
He was so morbidly confident about what he was doing.
I hate it.
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Speaker 2 (36:40):
So, with these murders happening so quickly, and with who
was happening to the community was ready to fight Christlin
Perie and demanding that the police find out who did
this and find out that and with the quickness hu
one of the only clues that they had started with
was the beach tree leaf found in the car Delores
and Ebony were found in, and they searched everyone were
(37:00):
for that dog on beach tree and found nothing. Three
months right, Chris, like, I'll go, where can I find
beach trees in the city. That's that's some criminal minds
type stuff. I respect that, mm hmm. And three months
into the investigation they still had nothing. Now, if I
was an investigator, I would have focused on how the
killer gained access to the home and if there were
(37:22):
any burglaries or home invasions in the area that involved
the same type of em There you go. There were
smarter babboons in the wild than people in fucking police
department sometimes. But to be fair, they eventually did do this.
But I would have done this like in the first
forty eight hello, especially when you know that there's rumblings
(37:45):
about home and burglaries in Maryland. Period. Let me just
say correct. So three months after Dolores and Ebene's murder,
it it's around June, which is around the time that
Jason had sold those four guns in the parking lot
of his job. So that's when investigators are like, oh shit,
we just heard that this guy just did this weird shit.
(38:06):
You know, just got caught for this, and they start
to look closer at him and realize that he actually
lived with his parents, who both lived close to the
Loftons and the the Wits residents. Ooh, so, like, whoa,
why are you doing this, Jason? You clearly don't need
the money. Let's just keep it one hunting. Probably don't
need the money because your parents are well off. It
seems like they're taking care of you. They're allowing you
(38:28):
to stay in their home at eighteen years old. He
don't even pay his old cell phone bill. I guarantee
you that. Yeah, so it's like, you just want to
be a horrible person, You just want to be a killer. Yep,
he wants this. So that's when they brought him in
for a little chitty chat. Okay, remember this chit chat.
Remember when they brought him in for the interview that
(38:48):
we were talking about earlier where he started talking about everything.
If that's everything, This is that interview, and it's technically
known as a profit interview. A profer interview basically suggests
that you can say whatever you want and it can't
be officially used against you and courked. Oh that's why
he snitched on himself, but it doesn't stop other people
from implicating you and pointing their finger at you. So
(39:11):
this is when he spilled all his own tea about
all the robberies he had committed and who he had
committed them with. So although we saw his cold conspirators
have to serve you know, time for the robberies and such,
Jason couldn't be held accountable for all that I know,
even if they snitched on him, their testimonies couldn't be used.
(39:32):
I was about to say they had to snitch on
him first, he could only be held accountable for the
ones other people say he did. And then obviously with
you know, supporting evidence. Oh okay, So investigators really wanted
to do whatever they could to get Jason for the
mother daughter murders because, being honest, after interviewing him and
hearing all his tea, they were convinced that he was
(39:52):
responsible period, and the media was calling him the mother
daughter murderer all these types of different things before they
even knew, you know, who he was. Obviously they're throwing
out there targeting women and their children like a fucking asshole.
So they're contacting one of the people Jason named as
his robbery buddies, and that was Marcus Hunter Her, who
(40:14):
was also a UPS employee. I see hmm. And like
I said, Marcus signed the money the benches. Yeah, she
could take them everything. Let's be honest, Marcus probably just
really wanted some money. Mm hm. You think Marcus was worse?
Oh no, to be hitting twenty five licks. You know
what I'm saying, y'all are making app with like money
(40:36):
for real, like money for real. It's great. Yeah, and
it's depravity. So Marcus got to yap in his fucking mouth.
He told him that, yes, Jason was doing robberies. Yes
he would sometimes take a spare key from a house
so he could always come back and grab one of
their cars if he needed it. Yeah, Chris, which would
explain how he found a car so quickly to put
(40:58):
Dolores an ebony end. And dumb people aren't changing their locks.
I don't think they know. Some people I don't even
I don't even think they. I don't even know who
knows girl. But this man was smart. You also say
you just can't afford to not be smart anymore. Even
back then, you just can't afford it because people will
victimize you in a minute. You have to assume someone's
(41:20):
coming after you. Just a thool, just a thool, that
somebody's coming for you.
Speaker 10 (41:25):
Which when you get a new house, get you some
new peas, Yeah, get you some new everything, and some
mace and some and some bear spray, beach bear spray.
Speaker 2 (41:37):
And a gun and everything. Has some explosives in the yard,
like I don't know, some booby traps. Fuck. Marcus even
took them to the abandoned house that he and Jason
would meet up at to split their loot them And
guess what investigators found in the yard of that house.
Weapons beech trees, crim tree pees. They found weapons in
(42:03):
the yard. No, no, beach trees. They found a smoking
guy in the yard and that was beach trees. And
they also found pieces of denim fabric that match what
they found in the burned out car Delores and Ebony Wren. Oh,
he's going down, goings. And Marcus also led them to
the gun Jason used in the murders of Karen and Clarissa.
(42:24):
His goose is cooked. Yep, thank you, Marcus, Appreciate you, homeboy.
But from what I read, he was only officially charged
with Dolores and Ebity's murder, so he was never he
was in charged with proposed I mean he was. He
was initially charged with Clarissa Karen's and our other girl
with Vilma, but those charges were later dropped. Yep. And
(42:46):
I'll save you guys the befuttery and let you know that.
In July twenty eleven, a jury convicted twenty eight year
old Jason T. Scott a carjacking, brandishing a firearm during
a carjacking, stealing firearms, sexual exploitation of a minor, possession
of an unregistered silencer. Assault, I mean it was a
slow charges. Was murder one of them now and he
(43:08):
was sentenced to one hundred years in prison. It's he
appealed this decision, got twenty five years knocked off of it,
but you're basically still want to spend your whole life
in prison. Appreciate it. Then, in twenty thirteen, he entered
an alpha plea for the murders of Dolores and Ebony,
saying what an alpha plea is basically a type of
(43:30):
guilty plea where a defendant maintains their innocence but acknowledges
that the prosecution likely has enough evidence to convict them. Okay, right,
You're not in as a bitch if you think I
can convict you when you're in a bad enough evidence right,
But what does the alphad plea get you? An alpha
plea just gets you, I guess, not being sentenced to
(43:51):
life in prison. You know, you don't have to straight
up say yes I did this. When you straight up
say plead guilty, they run down a list of things
that happen, and you have to say, yes, I did this, Yes,
I plead guilty. Alpha please, just like I throw my
hands up kind of thing, you know, I let the
court do what they will with me. And he was
immediately sentenced to eighty five years in prison on top
of the seventy five he got correct. Oh that'll do it.
(44:15):
That'll do it. That's all we need for that. But obviously,
Karen Carissa Vilma, they deserve justice in their own names.
And if he was able to get away with like,
you know, obviously no death penalty penalty after he murdered
five people, like that's a little off putting, to be honest.
I'm not sure if Marylyn had the death penalty at
(44:37):
the time. But a life sentence is an easy decision
to give someone. But I also think the alpha plea
may have protected him from the death penalty. Correct well,
at least he's I mean that, I'm sorry that life
in prison verdict, but yes he's put up for good.
Dolores's mother, Rosa Smith said, quote, to do this without
(44:57):
knowing a person, that you could so evil. Not knowing
a person, and you want to do this, that is
so sad, to be so evil. I just even I
don't know if it's like him me evil or him
just being devoid, like like some people just genuinely don't
value human life. They don't look their It's true, their
moral compass is completely screwed up, screwed up, malfunction broke.
(45:22):
Maybe it's like a chemical imbalance in the brain. I
don't know what the fuck it is part of me
when I was looking at this and seeing like how
comfortable he was, even admitting, I don't know a fuck
what they tell me about the profer whatever it is.
I'm not snitching on myself. I'm not and I did
all these things and then I it's actually assaulted underage girl.
I'm not admitting to that. That man went in there
(45:44):
and admitted to that, So it does give like I
kind of want a little bit of validation, even if
it's in the worst way or attention, even if it's
you know, gonna have me end up in prison slightly.
That's what I'm getting. And no more, not a fuckinging
he got, he got duck eyes. The thing is not
(46:05):
alive in there. Yeah, he's a vessel used by evil.
So when it comes to the murders of Karen and Carissa,
investigators were looking at twenty year old Kion, which was
Carrissa's brother, as a suspect. After all, he was living
at the house at the time of the murders and
just happened to not be home when it happened. But
(46:26):
I don't know. I didn't see a lot of information
about why they thought he could be guilty. But officially
their murders have not been sold. Wow, Kayla, I know.
Even though Marcus was like, this is the gun he
used to kill them, well, he didn't say specifically that
it was the gun, but he he took them to
a gun that was tested and proven to be the
(46:48):
gun that was used on Charisa Kings. Not playing in
my face, I know, I know. Investigators said that Jason
was creating a criminal ring in his area of Prince
George's County, and that the five women that died noticed
how I was only women? Right, He's a fucking loser
at a fucking insult. Wouldn't have been his only murder
(47:09):
victims if he wasn't caught oh ring a murder ring?
Like well, it's not a murder ringh Is that a
crime ring? Over girl?
Speaker 3 (47:18):
Like?
Speaker 2 (47:18):
Yeah? Because I was like, I didn't even think about that, Like,
what if Jason was trying to be the next you know,
Black Mafia Gang meets disgusting you know whatever, because at
least BMN has some decorum, But what if he was
trying to be the next ring leader for something. It
didn't give that though, It just gave off his rocker. Yeah,
it gave like, I know the things that I want
(47:40):
to do, I'm gonna use certain people to help me
do them.
Speaker 3 (47:43):
You know.
Speaker 2 (47:44):
I don't think he was necessarily thinking big picture. I
think he was moving from Mark to Mark to Mark
and just enjoying the ride. I agree, didn't feel like
there was a single goal in anything that what he does, no,
and the way that he was killing these women so heartlessly,
just showing up in their house. He's way too comfortable
in other people's fucking house. That's that's one of the
(48:05):
main issues. I don't know, that'shy You can't let everybody
in your damn hand, yes speakers, I don't know how
you can be that comfortable too else South. It takes
kahone's to run up in somebody else's house and think
that you're gonna make out alive. It takes true true
kahone wow nuttery. So that's our case for this week.
Y'all out like it. I don't like Jason. I don't
(48:30):
like that his victims were only women. I'm happy that
there was not a lot of sexuality sexual crime in
this one, although there is one. I'm so sorry for
that girl because I wouldn't have to want to have
to like close my eyes and think that when I
go to bed. But at the same time, he didn't
go too crazy, you know, which is like makes me
wonder why, because men usually always exploit sexuality and stuff
(48:54):
like that. I'm thinking maybe he wasn't going to get
the pleasure that he thought he would from sexually being
violent to them. I think he just wanted to be
violent to them, you know. And like maybe not physically
put his body part into them, which you know, there's
a line, there's there's some serial killers are just killers.
Some serial killers are rapists as well, and it seemed
(49:16):
like he may have just been like a killer, but
you know, not all men, but always a fucking man,
you know.
Speaker 9 (49:25):
Es.
Speaker 2 (49:25):
So yeah, that's our case this week, y'all. Let us
know what you guys thought about it. I'm still trying
to figure out a motive for why he even killed
these women, let alone why he was committing all these
damn robberies, you know, and home invasions. And dare I
say it looks like he has a tear dropping on
one of these pictures, bitch is discoloration is discolouration his
(49:49):
face is he got discoloration? He needs to turn rig
like that. Nigga, ain't cry about a motherfucking thing. Yeah,
it's not giving so recipes to all every single lady
that lost your life, Yes, Ebony, Uh, Dolores, Vilma, Karen,
Carissa and anybody else that he even the victims that
(50:11):
he just put his dirty, pinky, long ass fingernail on.
Like we're praying for you, guys, We're hoping you guys,
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So this case was actually a listener requested case, and
we were supposed to put this episode out yesterday, but
I kind of wanted to give them a little bit
more time to respond to our email because she did
say she had some more information about the case that
she wanted to share, but she didn't get back to
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But we're we're still gonna cover this case. So join
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us as we discussed a man who's spree of violence
across Prince George's County was described as a tsunami of crimes.
Join us as we discuss Jason Thomas Scott. And I'm
not gonna tell you what he is. We're gonna tell
you what he was called later. Booh, okay, because I
tell you now, it's just gonna spoil the whole thing. Oh,
because everybody's gonna know who he is basically like what
(03:14):
the case is about. But there's some pretty like shocking details,
shocking things that happen in this case. So I want
you guys to feel the shock and aw. I'm ready
to be shocked, shock and horror. Really, and thank you
to listener Chantey for requesting this case. Hey Chante, hey girl.
So Jason was born on February twenty first, nineteen eighty two,
(03:34):
in Prince George's County, Maryland. Boo, we know all little
song about Prince George a little. Growing up, he lived
in a house with both of his parents, and his
mom was actually an employee for the Prince George's police department.
Oh wow, okay, so he had both parents. It does
not feel like a broken household so far. It wasn't,
(03:55):
and from what I read, they were doing pretty well.
They were considered to be a middle class household. People
that knew him around this time said that although he
was really quiet, he was very intelligent. You gotta watch
out for those, though, you do. The quiet and intelligent
ones can be psychopathy. Yes, yes, he wasn't in trouble
super super early in life, Like he didn't have a
(04:17):
Jubie record or anything, but he did have access in
his home environment to both guns and police related material
which probably like showed him crime in like an indirect
way and how to elude you know, catture. And this
would come up later because some people think that he
was actually using this material and like learning from the
(04:39):
conversations he was hearing at home how to keep DNA
off of certain things, or how to use an accomplice
to help you get the money that you're burgarizing for
and not necessarily get caught going to the ATM yourself,
you know, like me, he was using his brain examited.
So he basically was learning how to be a really
(05:00):
good criminal right under his parents' noses. And he would
really start putting things into motions six months after he
graduated from Largo High School. Ooh, so, oh my god,
So I feel like, do you feel like he was
stewing like he always had it in him, but then
he waited until he got a bud out of his
mama in his daddy's house. I think he always had
(05:20):
it in him, and I think he definitely wasn't waiting
to get out of his mom and daddy house because
spoiler alert, even when he got arrested, he was still
living with mommy and daddy. So you know, so I
think he just needed a little bit more time on
his hands. Yeah, maybe you know, snapped and had to
get out of school. Now he you know, he wasn't
(05:41):
going to college, so he was just doing whatever he
wanted to do. It's like, you either become a psychopath
or you become a police officer, or you're a psychopath
who becomes a police thought or are that geez Louise
so in October two thousand and one, and when he
was nineteen years old, Jason car his first charge and
(06:01):
was arrested for a burglary he committed on October fourteenth.
According to the arrest warrant, he was arrested the same
day he committed the crime. And from what I read,
he didn't spend any like real time in jail or
anything like that. And as we already know, he didn't
learn from this. This didn't make him feel like, Oh,
jail was terrible. I never want to go back. Like,
(06:22):
your mom is a police officer, did you not get scared? Straight?
I don't know if she was a police officer, but
I know that she was working for the police department, correct,
But still, like, come on, maybe was too close to
him his whole life that he just really didn't grow
up with the healthy fear that he should have had.
Maybe so it looks like unlocked to kink in him,
like or just like I don't know. When I look
(06:45):
at him, he looks he looks a little dead, Chrissy
looks dead in the eye. He has that same look
that rapists have to me, like that just like disgusting,
like evil, depraved, humanless look and yes, he looks like
something thing like. He doesn't even look crazy, he just
looks detached. It's giving demonic lizard person. Now, there was
(07:07):
a nice little gap between his first arrest and his second,
almost about seven years to be exact. So now we
are in two thousand and eight. Okay, on September twenty
third of that year, twenty six year old Jason and
his accomplished twenty three year old Marcus Derminellian Derminellian Kristen whatever.
That's his middle name, his last name Punter what bro
(07:29):
I didn't read to say Hunter. I mean I wanted
to say his full name. It sounds by them of Borgan,
but it's it's stout out the things other strainer things. Okay,
So Marcus and Jason broke a sliding door to get
into the home of a family in Upper Marlborough, Maryland,
a home they planned to rob. Whether anyone was home
(07:51):
or not, who knows, hmm. When both armed men got inside,
Jason immediately started brutally beating and the wife, Oh my god,
christ and yeat. He then dragged her down the stairs
where her husband was, where Marcus was holding her husband
at gunpoint. Jason and Marcus took their debit cards, and
while Marcus left to go to the ATM and withdraw
(08:14):
the cash, Jason stayed in the home holding a gun
at the victims. Once Marcus came back, the two men
left in the two thousand and seven Cadillac escalated. So
their car the family's car, Yes, Christen, and this is
two thousand and eight, So that thing was spank brand
beautiful new.
Speaker 3 (08:32):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
Crazy. You just can't have nothing around folks. Nope, they're
always jealous or trying to case the place out. And
with the job that Jason had, it was pretty easy.
We're gonna get to it, and thank god these victims survived,
But I just know their whole sense of safety was
fucked up after that. If anybody runs up in your house,
I just thought, you'll never look at your house the same.
(08:54):
Mm hmm. You probably want to move away. Fast forward
to April third, two thousand and nine, Jason and his
bestie Marcus broken to another home, and this time it
was in Buoie, Maryland, through an unlocked basement window. Lock
your windows, got your windows. There's naked mole rats out here,
and spider Monkey's trying to like burrow and swoop their
(09:14):
way into your apps. Who's that peeping in your window? God?
Late this time they happened upon another husband and wife
sleeping upstairs in a bedroom with their youngest child. And
you may be thinking like, okay, great, they're already sleeping.
They can just steal whatever they can while the people. Now,
Jason's goal was to get the ATM cards and the pins,
(09:35):
because that's where like the real money was. So they
woke the whole house up Kristen lor Mercy. So it
was the husband and wife, their three children, and a
visiting cousin, and they were all ordered to the children's
room at gunpoint. Of course, lord would a pede myself
being woken up by a burglar, a stranger with a
(09:55):
ski mask on. I would think it was a joke,
stop playing and then turn to my life and base
in the in the bedroom. Look you get freaked out,
Oh my gosh, eh, these poor people. Jason demanded the
ATM cards and pen numbers and sent Marcus out to
get the money. Once he came back, the two stole
(10:16):
a few things from the home, including a two thousand
and four Mercedes S five hundred, and fled the same
at least they're not killing folks. I was about to say, thankfully,
all the victims are physically okay. As this case goes on,
it seems like they aren't even taking their own vehicle
to the robberies, which means they one must know where
they are going already, like this isn't a random hit
(10:38):
and two dated correct, and two they know they will
have access to a vehicle at the home they're robbing, right, which,
like you said, gives premeditated like they case the joint,
Oh for sure, and spoiler alert they did. On May
twenty third, two thousand and nine, Jason and another complase
named Terence Alexander Cook broke into a house in Upper Mall,
(11:00):
and this time Jason decided to physically attack an underaged girl,
but oh Christen. He repeatedly kicked her and held her
at gunpoint as he dragged her from the upstairs hallway
to a bathroom upstairs. Oh my god, and then did
what calen girl? Thankfully nothing after that, but they did
force the girl's mother into the bathroom as well, while
(11:22):
Terrence and Jason went around the house stealing shaite and
then drove off with a gun and the two thousand
and four legs is LS four thirty from the house. Yeah,
they're facing houses, they're getting fire cars, they know exactly
where to go. They're going to the nice houses, the
good neighborhoods. And the crazy thing is is they're going
into these people's houses and clearly they had a weapon.
(11:45):
They couldn't even use the weapon on the burglar. Nope, Like,
we gotta stay ready, so we don't have to get
ready one hundred percent. And it's like, you want to
be safe because if there's children in the house, you
definitely just don't want to have a gun everywhere. That's
why I don't have my gun just anywhere, you know,
because kid's here all the time. But I still do
wonder like is it close enough for me to get
to if I need it? So it's a catch twenty
(12:05):
two man. Three days later, Jason and Marcus were back
together and decided to switch it up a little bit
and hit a gun store and would find Maryland instead.
They're comfortable, Chris, They're ripping and running all through Maryland.
Soup's comfortable.
Speaker 5 (12:21):
Now.
Speaker 2 (12:21):
I think it's a lot more hotboying to hit a
business and a home. In two thousand and nine, because
they had like surveillance and all that stuff, especially a
gun store like this gun store was federally regulated and associated.
She wasn't about to just go up in there still
from them and nobody gon'na hear about it. Again, it's
ATFS coming after you booth. So, like I said, Jason
(12:42):
shouldn't just be running up in no gun store. But
he did a little bit of research beforehand, and he
and Marcus were able to make off with thirty nine guns,
including semi automatic rifles, machine guns, and silencers. Oh, they
were playing They're prepared to either go to war? What's
selling there? You go? Now, in my mind, I would
(13:03):
think that if he was smart before this, he sure
wasn't smart when he chose this, because, like I said,
all this government stuff is trackable. If you sell one
of these things, it's it's not that hard trade right there,
especially exactly, especially if someone you know uses it gets
caught doing something illegal, that person's going to tell them
(13:24):
who they bought it from. And I feel like the
many you you steal from a gun store, now you're
a hot boy. Now they're going to be looking for
you because you know that gun store is gonna file
uh theft insurance. All of them called the popo. Now
you're on the map. Now you're on the map, They're
looking for you.
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He ended up selling four of them less than a
month later in the parking lot of his own job,
to a man that was cooperating with ATF asient. Oh,
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(15:02):
those were somehow connected I know to be in a
bureau together. And like I said, we'll get to what
he did for work, because that's why he was able
to target such specific well off victims. Okay, so remember
he was targeting specific victims. So when on June thirteenth,
two thousand and nine, Jason found himself breaking into a
(15:23):
Fort Washington, Maryland home, he knew why he was there beforehand,
and that was to get his hands on a seventy
year old girl that was living there. Huh uh. Now,
what makes it so disgusting is that he saw a
picture of this seventeen year old girl at the house
of the other underage girl that he had assaulted. They
were friends and he ended up like looking this girl
(15:46):
up later and targeting her because of seeing her in
that picture. Christen, how disgusting. And he's twenty six, I'm
gonna say it, but he's not. He's not acting sexual
towards these girls. Yet he brutally beat one right, well,
actually two times, the wife and the first one and
the girl. Yeah, and now he's like becoming more intimate
(16:11):
and like into like it's like giving predator. Oh yeah,
he's he's learning what he likes. He's learning that he's
not just robbing for the money. There's asto a pleasure
that he can get from it by hurting these girls.
He's disgusting. So to gain entry, he threw a cinder
block through the rear patio door. Oh he doesn't give
(16:31):
it f making hella noise. And once he got in,
he immediately immediately held a twelve year old girl at gunpoint. Krista,
what's she gonna do? She is scared anyway, You didn't
have to traumatize her like that. Bro. We used to
live in Maryland, Like, we used to have a back
door in the basement. Yeah, that could be a cinder
(16:53):
block throwing through that window easily. And we were so
Upstairsly be upstairs, you would have never heard it. No,
and it's down in the basement. Nobody look at test.
It's screwed. Yeah, you were screwed. The house was not. No,
we would have been screwed well. So obviously all of
this commotion woke up the rest of the house and
(17:13):
the seventeen year old girl, her mother, and her five
year old brother all came running and were forced at
gunpoint into a bedroom. Was he with anybody this time, Nope,
just him. He then put the seventeen year old in
a different room where he held her at gunpoint, ordered
her to get undressed, and put a pillcase over her head.
Oh my god, that's why he went alone. He was
(17:37):
ready to do some like disgusting predatory. He was ready
to take what he was doing to the next level,
to the next level. And I think it's easier to
do things like this violently to other people when you
don't have a lot of people involved, because the more
people you have involved, the more lips it's gonna get
to pop it off and running. And he when she
gets sticky. He knew he probably didn't want marcut seeing
(17:59):
him like that. Yeah, maybe mistake. Well, I mean maybe
they probably did some nasty ass shit together us. He
then touched on her naked body and took pictures and
videos of her. Kristin. It's like like she's a specimens.
The pictures and videos is completely out of fucking line.
(18:21):
I mean, what he did is out of line. But
this is pornography, Like this is child pornography at this point.
This is some sick shit that happens and a boy's
mind when he doesn't do a lot of talking to people,
he gets to go deep into some some gross stuff
and now he's enacting it. Yep. Oh, look, and he's
like an attractive person other than like the dead, you know,
(18:41):
raccoon eyes like I'm sure he could have pulled if
he had a semblance of assault. Yeah, he was just
weird and twenty six at interested in like young girls,
like go to house or thanks. I don't even know
if he robbed the place. Kristin. I think he saw
her and that was it, like he decided he was
going to go to that house just for her. A monster.
(19:05):
As sure as I am that he was planning his
next attack. Is as sure as I am that he
was going to get caught for robbing that gun store.
And that's exactly what happened. So he didn't sexually assault
the girl. Other than sexually visually assaulting her. He touched
on her like he touched her naked body, and like
he said, I'm sure parts. So yes, he completely and
utterly violated her cirl. I know special place in hell.
(19:30):
I'll tell you that. On July first, two thousand and nine,
they finally gained a search warrant to search Jason's house.
Now remember this is less than a month after he
sold those four guns in the parking lot, so they've
just been waiting on him, and he was arrested that
day on firearm charges. Thank god, get him off the streets.
One hundred percent. They obtained more warrants and found more evidence,
(19:52):
including sixteen of the stolen firearms, ski masks, burglary tools,
Nike gloves, his face, backpack, a police scanner, mad computers,
Ammo video cameras, basically everything that they had stolen and
not sold yet found at all good. I mean, clearly,
(20:14):
he wasn't smart enough to think that people were gonna
catch him. Mind you, this is still at the home
with his parents, So what were his what were his
parents doing as he's wrapping the house with all this stuff.
It's just right under your nose, right under your nose.
If I was Jason's parents, I would just feel like
such a pof But that's like that, It's like, I
(20:37):
get it. It's a fine line from trying to let
your young boy turn into a ray while he's still
living in your house. So you're trying to mind your business,
but at the same time, he's still living in your house, right,
you need to be all up in his shait no shade.
If he wants privacy, he can get hit his private
apart me up. Jason ended up confessing to multiple robberies.
(21:00):
But I kind of want to wait to even talk
about that part, Like that part is really crazy how
it even came about that. He ended up confessing to
all of that, So we're gonna wait on that. But
his accomplice, Marcus Hunter, pleaded guilty to two federal firearm
charges in twenty eleven and even admitted later that he
(21:21):
was a part of at least twenty five burglaries with
Jason Golly twenty five, breaking and entering in all that
crazy shit and going uncoughed, uncought and all this within
the span of like a year. Wow, these boys were,
like I'm telling you, they were super comfortable. Maryland was
(21:41):
their home. Oh yeah, they knew exactly where to hit,
where to go. And then we're gonna talk more about
Marcus in a little bit, because girl, he was saying
in the mine of the banks, just when he had
jamp he was sang Terrence Alexander Cook pleaded guilty to
charges associated with one of the home and ass that
he committed with Jason, and was sentenced to nine years
(22:03):
in jail, with four of those years suspended, meaning if
you do right, he can be out on parole in
five years. Oh okay, but if he fucks up on
his parole, he has to go back observe the rest
of his time period. So back to Jason, you guys.
He ended up admitting during interviews where his attorney was present,
but he committed twenty eight specific residential berglaries and nine
(22:27):
armed home invasions, including the gun store robbery and assaulting
and taking potographic pictures of the seventeen year old. Admitted this,
I feel like he Kayla, I really feel like Jason
was like a weirdo in a way. Yeah, he was
just super smart and super impersonable, like where people just
really looked at him like you're just a weird kid,
especially in Maryland, Like black people don't clown you if
(22:49):
you will, let's just be honest. And I feel like
he was waiting for to be caught, Like it was
like he was trying to hide it in any way,
not that much. He wasn't necessarily trying to get caught,
But I think that's when you need here to get caught.
You're right, But once you hear this circumstance in which
he ended up confessing, you will be like, holy cow,
(23:12):
I don't think I've ever even heard of that. Oh
so yeah, very shocking, and we're going to get to it.
Jason said there was even more that he had committed
that he just didn't provide details for so see, Jason
Scott was working for a ups hard time their landover
location to be exact, and with the database he had
(23:35):
access to through his job, he was able to target
his victims. He was able to find out how many
people were in the homes, how many vehicles they owned.
He knew how to cut phone lines to disable alarm systems.
Oh my god, girl girl, So he could have as
much time as he needed in that house, so markets
could go to the ATM and come back and they
could do all that shit. UPS workers need to get
(23:57):
background checked, and even if you checked his back, they
wouldn't have seen anything necessarily that was like that concerning
in the first two thousand and three. Correct, But I
don't think. I don't think he was ever Like, I
don't know if he was convicted. I know he didn't
spend any like jail time really for it, So I
don't even know if it was something that was going
(24:17):
to be well, I'm not gonna lie. I found it
on the record, so it had to has still been
a record that they could have checked. So you're right, sister,
I don't care if he was convicted or not. Like
if he was associated with burglarizing people's homes and then
you hire him at UPS, you might need to get
him another job, you know, like work at the store.
But you can't work here with people's addresses, No nigga
(24:39):
work at the car washes, you go, like, not even
the grocery store, Chick fil a, something he had his
little burglary kit that included the ski masks and Nike
gloves and burglary tools that they found in his car.
Jason was on that he had an ear piece that
he kept in his ear during the home invasions that
connected to the police scanner so he could know well
(25:00):
what was going on and if they were on their way,
all that type of stuff. Girl, he saw a movie
and he said I'm gonna do that, and that Kristen,
great little catch. You got a little clop of the tea.
Because even the ATF agent said he was doing research,
heavy research. He would watch like movies and movies and
movies about how people were robbing banks and like rob
home invading and all that type of stuff. He was
(25:21):
trying to see the best way to do it to
not get caught. Girl, He was great, Sergey yeah, and says,
I want to be a home invader. Let me go
see what it takes. What really blew my damn mind
is that you're making all this money stealing these cash,
these Percival longs, these cars, and you still ave at
(25:41):
your mom apps like where was the money going? What
was the money going? Exactly? What was the goal? Because
It didn't seem like he was elevating his life. It
didn't seem like he was making good changes at all.
He was just terrorizing the city then getting off on it.
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Now, of course, what he did to all of the
victims is absolutely mortifying and unacceptable, and there is no
comparing traumas. The only difference is at least those victims
survived their encounter with Jason, because we're about to talk
about at least five that didn't. Five Kristen, five Ray,
(27:32):
I'm just I just wanted to just puke. So from
the last time that we heard from Jason in this episode,
he was in police custody, correct, because he was doing
that interview with them and confessing to everything, which means
he couldn't commit any more crimes. But in mid two
thousand and eight is one from what we know, he
took his first life. In June of two thousand and eight,
(27:53):
forty six year old Wilma Butler was fatally shot in
her home in Bowie before it was set on fire.
Oh my god, Kayla, Kristen, nobody knew who the frick
did this. This is in June. This is I think
this was before he got his first arrest, Yeah, he
(28:13):
kiwan Yeah, because his first to West came in September
two thousand and eight, So that means he was definitely
probably doing some fuck up shit before that, and that's
just when he got caught for sure. Okay, so there
is a sense of I don't want to get caught
because he's burning evidence. Hunter just didn't think to clean
up his mama's house, but he straight up killed Vilma
(28:35):
and then burned her body by burning the house down. Yes,
oh my god, yes he did. Rest in peace to Vilma.
Rest in peace. On Monday, January twenty sixth, two thousand
and nine, a gut wrenching nine one one call was
placed to Prince George's police department in the early hours
of the morning. The caller was a young woman who
(28:55):
could be her saying, quote, I'm bleeding to death. Oh.
It was sixteen old Carissa Lofton, and she was doing
everything she could to call for help for her and
her forty five year old mother, Karen Lofton. Oh no,
I know girl, Her mama was shot. Yeah, they were
shot multiple times and by the time help arrived, it
was too late. They were both found in their separate bedrooms.
(29:19):
Like she couldn't even get out up and like go
to her mom. So from what I read, Karen was
trying to hide in a corner when Jason shot her
multiple times, and Carissa was trying to call nine one
one when she was shot. Their deaths absolutely shattered the
community and their loved ones. Our listener was a classmate
(29:40):
of Carissa's sibling and one of Karen's children. I believe,
and Chantey said it was devastating to find out what happened. Yeah,
and I hate Jason so much for this. For them
both to have still been in their bedrooms means he
didn't even attempt to do like the whole will give
me your eighteenh thar pen thing. He just wanted to
kill that guy. Yes, she just wanted to shoot. Unbelievable.
(30:03):
Investigators found no sign of force entry because there was
an unlocked window that they think Jason used to get in.
He did is climbing through windows for real, Like I
just like for real, Yeah, lock your motherfuck is sheep.
He didn't take any valuables with him. They found no
fingerprints or DNA in the house. It'says if, like I said,
he just walked in, shot and killed them and walked out.
(30:25):
My god, it's a dangerous dude. Both Karen, who worked
as a nurse in Carisa, who was literally just sixteen
and living her teenage life, were loved so deeply and
closely by their family. Karen's brother, even this year, still
writes about how much he misses her and Carissa on
hit like their obituary page. Carrisa was an aspiring model.
(30:47):
She had been through a lot at a young age.
I read that she actually had to have open heart surgery,
but like she was such a warrior about it and
bounced back really quickly. We can tell she's cute. Her
and her mom, they just they seem super into, super sweet,
is super strong. It's the same time, they sure do.
Carissa was a girl amongst a bunch of brothers and
was really close to her dad. So I just can't imagine,
(31:09):
like how hard it's been for all of them to lose,
you know, this sixteen year old girl that they all
just loved, yeah and wanted to protect. Yeah, where were they? Like,
were they not in the household when this happened? I
don't think that Karen and Carissa's dad were together. Okay,
so I think the brothers are more so from her
(31:30):
side or his side of the family, you know what
I'm saying. But yeah, they weren't living in the home. Wow.
So rest in peace to Karen and Carisa. Six weeks later,
on Monday, this is another Monday murderer, Jason would shrike again,
and just blocks from where he killed Carissa and Karen,
forty two year old Dolores DeWitt and her nineteen year
(31:52):
old daughter Ebanie were found dead in a vehicle that
had been set on fire. Came Kristen, Stop, I know
he's killing women. Ill, ill, Ill, I just can't do
it more. When he was burglarizing homes of dads in them,
you know, like holding the like, and now you're just
(32:15):
killing women like it just makes me sick. Yeah. And
remember he knows who's in these houses, so he knows
he's targeting homes with just women in them and isn't
even stealing. It doesn't even seem like he's really stealing
from him. He's just killing them. It's just fucking senseless.
Like I feel like he's just den serious trying to
figure out, like what does he like tried burglary, he
(32:37):
tried the sex thing. He tried to straight up murder,
you know, like just figuring out as a discussed. Well,
I don't think he tried sex. He didn't try to
have sex with any sexual and sex I said sexual
things where he like touched oh okay, took videos, you know,
like just trying to figure out where his taste is.
He's escalating when you're in that life, you know, it's
(32:59):
just like people that get addicted to porn. You start
getting bored with that type of porn. Just have to
keep up in the ante, you know. So they were
both found in the vehicle. One of them was found
in the backseat and the other was in the trunk.
Oh my god. Medical examiner determined that the victims had
been strangled to death before being put in the car
(33:19):
and set on fire. And this was a car that
did not belong to them. It was a stolen car. Yeah.
Dolores was the oldest of six brothers and sisters, and
her funeral was like it was really heartbreaking to read about.
There was so much pain. One of her sisters said
that she was a quote beautiful person who loved a
smile and laugh. She worked at a nursing and rehabilitation
(33:41):
center for seniors and she absolutely loved it. She left
behind a daughter named Courtney, which was Ebane's sister, who
was only seventeen. And when she lost her mother and sister,
my god. And Ebanie was working at Comcasts in Largo
and had recently received her medical assistant certification from Sans
College Business. Christ alone wasn't bothering ny than you or adjacent,
(34:08):
and here he comes, ruining every fucking thing. She had plans.
She had plans to start working at Georgetown University Hospital
before her death. I just don't think it's fair that
people can do something like this and then even have
the remote expectation that they get to live a full
life after that. Absolutely out when you steal her whole,
(34:31):
entire everything. You stole everything from her, and for what
and for what? Like no, So rest in peace to
Ebony and rest in peace to her mom. Rest in peace,
you guys. Investigators felt that the fire was clearly set
to destroy evidence, but it didn't destroy everything. Oh good.
(34:52):
They recovered a few pieces of dinim material and a
leaf determined to be from a beech tree. A leaf, Christen, Yeah,
there was blood evidence in the DeWitt family car and
bleached spots in the home, suggesting that they had initially
been attacked at home and then moved into the car
they were ultimately found in. Wow, and that the car
that they were found in was not their car. Correct.
(35:14):
So we're about to talk about that now, because what
makes things even more wild is that the car that
they were found in had only been reported missing fifteen
minutes before it was found on fire, which means Jason
had to have like just hit the lick right before
he went to Dolores in Then's house. Yeah, got them incapacitated,
you know, because obviously you're holding people at gunpoint, they're
gonna do what you want them to do. Kills them,
(35:38):
gives rid of the car, puts it on fire, and
then bull it's reported missus. And it's nice that he
strangled them. He didn't just shoot them this time. He
did then I strangled them Like he's trying out different things, girls,
trying out different things. And I think if you're shooting people,
and maybe he didn't have the silencer with him, you know,
it is allowed, it's allowed attack, Yeah, you know, so
(35:59):
maybe he just was trying to get smarter about it.
I don't fucking know either way. Hell is waiting Jesson.
He was so morbidly confident about what he was doing.
I hate it.
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Speaker 2 (36:40):
So, with these murders happening so quickly, and with who
was happening to the community was ready to fight Christlin
Perie and demanding that the police find out who did
this and find out that and with the quickness hu
one of the only clues that they had started with
was the beach tree leaf found in the car Delores
and Ebony were found in, and they searched everyone were
(37:00):
for that dog on beach tree and found nothing. Three
months right, Chris, like, I'll go, where can I find
beach trees in the city. That's that's some criminal minds
type stuff. I respect that, mm hmm. And three months
into the investigation they still had nothing. Now, if I
was an investigator, I would have focused on how the
killer gained access to the home and if there were
(37:22):
any burglaries or home invasions in the area that involved
the same type of em There you go. There were
smarter babboons in the wild than people in fucking police
department sometimes. But to be fair, they eventually did do this.
But I would have done this like in the first
forty eight hello, especially when you know that there's rumblings
(37:45):
about home and burglaries in Maryland. Period. Let me just
say correct. So three months after Dolores and Ebene's murder,
it it's around June, which is around the time that
Jason had sold those four guns in the parking lot
of his job. So that's when investigators are like, oh shit,
we just heard that this guy just did this weird shit.
(38:06):
You know, just got caught for this, and they start
to look closer at him and realize that he actually
lived with his parents, who both lived close to the
Loftons and the the Wits residents. Ooh, so, like, whoa,
why are you doing this, Jason? You clearly don't need
the money. Let's just keep it one hunting. Probably don't
need the money because your parents are well off. It
seems like they're taking care of you. They're allowing you
(38:28):
to stay in their home at eighteen years old. He
don't even pay his old cell phone bill. I guarantee
you that. Yeah, so it's like, you just want to
be a horrible person, You just want to be a killer. Yep,
he wants this. So that's when they brought him in
for a little chitty chat. Okay, remember this chit chat.
Remember when they brought him in for the interview that
(38:48):
we were talking about earlier where he started talking about everything.
If that's everything, This is that interview, and it's technically
known as a profit interview. A profer interview basically suggests
that you can say whatever you want and it can't
be officially used against you and courked. Oh that's why
he snitched on himself, but it doesn't stop other people
from implicating you and pointing their finger at you. So
(39:11):
this is when he spilled all his own tea about
all the robberies he had committed and who he had
committed them with. So although we saw his cold conspirators
have to serve you know, time for the robberies and such,
Jason couldn't be held accountable for all that I know,
even if they snitched on him, their testimonies couldn't be used.
(39:32):
I was about to say they had to snitch on
him first, he could only be held accountable for the
ones other people say he did. And then obviously with
you know, supporting evidence. Oh okay, So investigators really wanted
to do whatever they could to get Jason for the
mother daughter murders because, being honest, after interviewing him and
hearing all his tea, they were convinced that he was
(39:52):
responsible period, and the media was calling him the mother
daughter murderer all these types of different things before they
even knew, you know, who he was. Obviously they're throwing
out there targeting women and their children like a fucking asshole.
So they're contacting one of the people Jason named as
his robbery buddies, and that was Marcus Hunter Her, who
(40:14):
was also a UPS employee. I see hmm. And like
I said, Marcus signed the money the benches. Yeah, she
could take them everything. Let's be honest, Marcus probably just
really wanted some money. Mm hm. You think Marcus was worse?
Oh no, to be hitting twenty five licks. You know
what I'm saying, y'all are making app with like money
(40:36):
for real, like money for real. It's great. Yeah, and
it's depravity. So Marcus got to yap in his fucking mouth.
He told him that, yes, Jason was doing robberies. Yes
he would sometimes take a spare key from a house
so he could always come back and grab one of
their cars if he needed it. Yeah, Chris, which would
explain how he found a car so quickly to put
(40:58):
Dolores an ebony end. And dumb people aren't changing their locks.
I don't think they know. Some people I don't even
I don't even think they. I don't even know who
knows girl. But this man was smart. You also say
you just can't afford to not be smart anymore. Even
back then, you just can't afford it because people will
victimize you in a minute. You have to assume someone's
(41:20):
coming after you. Just a thool, just a thool, that
somebody's coming for you.
Speaker 10 (41:25):
Which when you get a new house, get you some
new peas, Yeah, get you some new everything, and some
mace and some and some bear spray, beach bear spray.
Speaker 2 (41:37):
And a gun and everything. Has some explosives in the yard,
like I don't know, some booby traps. Fuck. Marcus even
took them to the abandoned house that he and Jason
would meet up at to split their loot them And
guess what investigators found in the yard of that house.
Weapons beech trees, crim tree pees. They found weapons in
(42:03):
the yard. No, no, beach trees. They found a smoking
guy in the yard and that was beach trees. And
they also found pieces of denim fabric that match what
they found in the burned out car Delores and Ebony Wren. Oh,
he's going down, goings. And Marcus also led them to
the gun Jason used in the murders of Karen and Clarissa.
(42:24):
His goose is cooked. Yep, thank you, Marcus, Appreciate you, homeboy.
But from what I read, he was only officially charged
with Dolores and Ebity's murder, so he was never he
was in charged with proposed I mean he was. He
was initially charged with Clarissa Karen's and our other girl
with Vilma, but those charges were later dropped. Yep. And
(42:46):
I'll save you guys the befuttery and let you know that.
In July twenty eleven, a jury convicted twenty eight year
old Jason T. Scott a carjacking, brandishing a firearm during
a carjacking, stealing firearms, sexual exploitation of a minor, possession
of an unregistered silencer. Assault, I mean it was a
slow charges. Was murder one of them now and he
(43:08):
was sentenced to one hundred years in prison. It's he
appealed this decision, got twenty five years knocked off of it,
but you're basically still want to spend your whole life
in prison. Appreciate it. Then, in twenty thirteen, he entered
an alpha plea for the murders of Dolores and Ebony,
saying what an alpha plea is basically a type of
(43:30):
guilty plea where a defendant maintains their innocence but acknowledges
that the prosecution likely has enough evidence to convict them. Okay, right,
You're not in as a bitch if you think I
can convict you when you're in a bad enough evidence right,
But what does the alphad plea get you? An alpha
plea just gets you, I guess, not being sentenced to
(43:51):
life in prison. You know, you don't have to straight
up say yes I did this. When you straight up
say plead guilty, they run down a list of things
that happen, and you have to say, yes, I did this, Yes,
I plead guilty. Alpha please, just like I throw my
hands up kind of thing, you know, I let the
court do what they will with me. And he was
immediately sentenced to eighty five years in prison on top
of the seventy five he got correct. Oh that'll do it.
(44:15):
That'll do it. That's all we need for that. But obviously,
Karen Carissa Vilma, they deserve justice in their own names.
And if he was able to get away with like,
you know, obviously no death penalty penalty after he murdered
five people, like that's a little off putting, to be honest.
I'm not sure if Marylyn had the death penalty at
(44:37):
the time. But a life sentence is an easy decision
to give someone. But I also think the alpha plea
may have protected him from the death penalty. Correct well,
at least he's I mean that, I'm sorry that life
in prison verdict, but yes he's put up for good.
Dolores's mother, Rosa Smith said, quote, to do this without
(44:57):
knowing a person, that you could so evil. Not knowing
a person, and you want to do this, that is
so sad, to be so evil. I just even I
don't know if it's like him me evil or him
just being devoid, like like some people just genuinely don't
value human life. They don't look their It's true, their
moral compass is completely screwed up, screwed up, malfunction broke.
(45:22):
Maybe it's like a chemical imbalance in the brain. I
don't know what the fuck it is part of me
when I was looking at this and seeing like how
comfortable he was, even admitting, I don't know a fuck
what they tell me about the profer whatever it is.
I'm not snitching on myself. I'm not and I did
all these things and then I it's actually assaulted underage girl.
I'm not admitting to that. That man went in there
(45:44):
and admitted to that, So it does give like I
kind of want a little bit of validation, even if
it's in the worst way or attention, even if it's
you know, gonna have me end up in prison slightly.
That's what I'm getting. And no more, not a fuckinging
he got, he got duck eyes. The thing is not
(46:05):
alive in there. Yeah, he's a vessel used by evil.
So when it comes to the murders of Karen and Carissa,
investigators were looking at twenty year old Kion, which was
Carrissa's brother, as a suspect. After all, he was living
at the house at the time of the murders and
just happened to not be home when it happened. But
(46:26):
I don't know. I didn't see a lot of information
about why they thought he could be guilty. But officially
their murders have not been sold. Wow, Kayla, I know.
Even though Marcus was like, this is the gun he
used to kill them, well, he didn't say specifically that
it was the gun, but he he took them to
a gun that was tested and proven to be the
(46:48):
gun that was used on Charisa Kings. Not playing in
my face, I know, I know. Investigators said that Jason
was creating a criminal ring in his area of Prince
George's County, and that the five women that died noticed
how I was only women? Right, He's a fucking loser
at a fucking insult. Wouldn't have been his only murder
(47:09):
victims if he wasn't caught oh ring a murder ring?
Like well, it's not a murder ringh Is that a
crime ring? Over girl?
Speaker 3 (47:18):
Like?
Speaker 2 (47:18):
Yeah? Because I was like, I didn't even think about that, Like,
what if Jason was trying to be the next you know,
Black Mafia Gang meets disgusting you know whatever, because at
least BMN has some decorum, But what if he was
trying to be the next ring leader for something. It
didn't give that though, It just gave off his rocker. Yeah,
it gave like, I know the things that I want
(47:40):
to do, I'm gonna use certain people to help me
do them.
Speaker 3 (47:43):
You know.
Speaker 2 (47:44):
I don't think he was necessarily thinking big picture. I
think he was moving from Mark to Mark to Mark
and just enjoying the ride. I agree, didn't feel like
there was a single goal in anything that what he does, no,
and the way that he was killing these women so heartlessly,
just showing up in their house. He's way too comfortable
in other people's fucking house. That's that's one of the
(48:05):
main issues. I don't know, that'shy You can't let everybody
in your damn hand, yes speakers, I don't know how
you can be that comfortable too else South. It takes
kahone's to run up in somebody else's house and think
that you're gonna make out alive. It takes true true
kahone wow nuttery. So that's our case for this week.
Y'all out like it. I don't like Jason. I don't
(48:30):
like that his victims were only women. I'm happy that
there was not a lot of sexuality sexual crime in
this one, although there is one. I'm so sorry for
that girl because I wouldn't have to want to have
to like close my eyes and think that when I
go to bed. But at the same time, he didn't
go too crazy, you know, which is like makes me
wonder why, because men usually always exploit sexuality and stuff
(48:54):
like that. I'm thinking maybe he wasn't going to get
the pleasure that he thought he would from sexually being
violent to them. I think he just wanted to be
violent to them, you know. And like maybe not physically
put his body part into them, which you know, there's
a line, there's there's some serial killers are just killers.
Some serial killers are rapists as well, and it seemed
(49:16):
like he may have just been like a killer, but
you know, not all men, but always a fucking man,
you know.
Speaker 9 (49:25):
Es.
Speaker 2 (49:25):
So yeah, that's our case this week, y'all. Let us
know what you guys thought about it. I'm still trying
to figure out a motive for why he even killed
these women, let alone why he was committing all these
damn robberies, you know, and home invasions. And dare I
say it looks like he has a tear dropping on
one of these pictures, bitch is discoloration is discolouration his
(49:49):
face is he got discoloration? He needs to turn rig
like that. Nigga, ain't cry about a motherfucking thing. Yeah,
it's not giving so recipes to all every single lady
that lost your life, Yes, Ebony, Uh, Dolores, Vilma, Karen,
Carissa and anybody else that he even the victims that
(50:11):
he just put his dirty, pinky, long ass fingernail on.
Like we're praying for you, guys, We're hoping you guys,
are you know, doing better and healing because holy shit
a man. Well, thank you guys so so much for listening.
And yeah, if you guys enjoy the show at all,
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(50:58):
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