19 Year Old Cheerleader Soaked In Gasoline & Burned Alive
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19 Year Old Cheerleader Soaked In Gasoline & Burned Alive
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How is someone labled "very cooperative" when all they did was lie everytime they spoke? There are some sick monsters in this world.
In hindsight. Like at the time he was thought to be cooperative because they didn't know the lies yet. And although he was lying he was cooperating in the sense that he was answering questions, wasn't resisting, and was seeming to be very helpful even though it turned out it was all BS...he is a monster.
I covered her story as a reporter. I accidentally stepped on part of the charred ground where she had been and started crying. Her story was one of the few that really broke me. The amount of police/ems workers who quit after experiencing this was breathtaking. They just couldn’t do it anymore.
I just cannot imagine…so insanely horrific.
🙏
I could Not even imagine 🙏❣️
I’m sorry u went through that.
This undoubtedly would change anyone and everyone involved 😢so heartbreaking
The poor kid that was the first on scene... Seeing him testify made me weep. He will never be the same. I've thought about him all these years. This has always been a tough one. Top 5 worst, for sure.
Didn’t he stop doing first responder work bcus of this? Poor sweet 💔
@@lucyford3278yes! He was so traumatized! Absolutely awful! I can’t imagine what they witnessed or even worse! What this poor girl went through… 😭 Evil truly exist in this world… 😞😞
@@lucyford3278 I probably would, this is horrific. He was pitiful up there on the stand.
@@lucyford3278 Yes, I remember watching the trial......they said that it haunted him and he couldn't do that kind of work anymore. Heartbreaking.
It has been for me too 😢
I live about 10 miles from where this happened. My husband went to school with her. So many questions still in the opinions of alot of locals. What he did to her was beyond barbaric. She suffered so much. I pray she found peace. Annie if you read this please look into another case that happened not fat from here. Jessica Johnson hotn lake Mississippi. She was found tied to a 36 inch high mailbox by one shoe string and local police despite many experts saying it impossible have ruled it suicide. Her kids deserve justice for their mom. She would never willingly leave them. Ever. Please look into it. Please.
I've seen that covered, but mustn't have been here. That's a very strange case.
That is another tragedy for sure. I don't understand why there's no closure.
I have heard of this case!! Very insane and the police are IDIOTS!
What?! I’ve never heard of this story! I live in Tupelo and this is the first I’ve heard 😳
@valeriejohnson131 it was quite a number of years ago. Very interesting case. Ive heard it covered several places, but cant recall atm where they were bc i watch so much true crime and Law in Crime Network.
Hearing Cole get choked up talking about how Jessica looked when he found her basically naked and burned alive; his testimony really got to me. Although I’m glad that it was him to show up and treat her with respect and dignity in the last few moments of her life, I know how traumatizing that was for him and I hope he has gotten the help he needs to heal from that horrifying experience
The first time I watched anything about Jessica,seeing Cole break down made me sob. He was traumatized. He reminds me a lot of my baby brother that I worry about all the time,too. My heart aches for everyone involved in this case,but poor Cole just broke it.
This young lady died in a horrifying way, but Cole was an angel there to give her at least some hope, love and dignity in her last lucid moments.
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He doesnt look to have the mental capacity to be a paramefic though, so what is going on in that town, no wonder its out of control
Cole’s testimony was heartbreaking to watch. You can see how much this traumatized him.
But if you look up how he acted when he was telling about it initially, it’s very different. Something or someone scared the ish out of him
Or he was in shock when it happened
@@ThePinsay you are absolutely right.
@@scheenekendrick9009 what?
@@JW-vd4il something isn’t right about the entire situation. I will leave it at that
I was surprised that you didn't mention the other fire that happened the same night that this happened to Jessica, not far from where she was found. I watched the first trial, and I was in tears listening to Cole. He actually quit being a first responder after finding her. The whole story is heartbreaking 💔
Was there another fire that night???
Wow
Also, the guy that was supposedly "rubbing his mom's feet" was lying and the detectives found out he was lying. I've heard that from multiple other true crime UA-camrs/Podcasts.
@melissabean9747 you mean Mike who also had a record of exploiting minors?
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I couldn’t help but shed tears when you repeated what her mother said to her in the hospital , to let her go. So sad and awful. I can’t imagine seeing your child like that and being strong enough to “allow” her to go.
That's a Mother's LOVE for her child! She put her feelings aside knowing how much pain her sweet baby was in. I would rather go through a life of pain than to see my child go through a MINUTE of the absolutely horrific pain that child was experiencing! My heart just breaks over this whole story, IMO I think the mother probably committed suicide...Seriously though, I believe that he was GUILTY of this monstrous crime, he LIED continuously, his phone proved that he was in the area and more than likely he had raped her, then smothered her until she was unconscious. His own friend testified that he had went back and got the gasoline can at some point...Then this MONSTER callously poured the gas ON HER AND THEN SET HER ALIGHT! 😢! He was trying to get rid of all the evidence and he did because there was NO evidence at all. I wish I had been on that jury because he would never have walked free again!
(Sorry this is so long) Peace and love to all ❤
Same. That made me bawl. My dog was having seizure after seizure when I took him to the vet they let me back there when they couldn’t stop the seizures without him being unconscious I leaned in and said “it’s ok, I love you, you can go” he stopped seizing looked into my eyes, made a heavy sigh and died. Your child would be a million times harder I know but one thing that’s good is that she had her mom there and she got some relief before releasing the pain and moving on. 🙏 hug your babies tight and enjoy your life.
Her mother and I were close friends, and she often told me that story over and over...It took her forever to get to see her, of course. She finally made it into her room and then gave her permission to go..right after she said that, God took her home. Mom passed 2 years ago and the only comfort I find is that they are now reunited once again. It's a shame she never got justice!
I remember reading this story. She said Eric or Derrick but when you’re in that much pain I don’t know if they can respond. I know her contacts were melted to her eyes. The doctors told her mom she had a slim to none chance of surviving.
Man I just started crying at that part…I have a 16 year old daughter and all I could think was, I don’t know if I would be strong enough to say that…man this is the first story I’ve cried at :(
Dec 15 2018 my 25 yr old daughter was set on fire by her kids dad with gas. She was burned 75% incubated for 3 months I also told her if she didn't have the strength to fight she could go rest, 😢 and she miraculously lived, with a 5% chance, hardest thing in the world to go thru... for my daughter and me as her mom, and her 3 children, nothing has been the same for any of us 😢 this story was hard to listen too as I know how her parents felt that night. ❤
Im so sorry...i hope he is in jail😮
I'm am so sorry, sending you hugs and prayers for your family 🙏
I’m so sorry to hear that, but you raised a fighter, absolutely amazing that she pushed through that. I’m glad she’s still here
I'm sorry to hear what happened to your daughter and I'm sure it affects the whole family. I hope justice is served in her case. She's obviously a strong individual to have survived something like that. God is with all of you. Blessings to you all 🙏✝️
Despite all the pain and misery that comes with being burned your daughter chose life.
This story is heartbreaking. So awful what this girl went through. She tried so hard to identify her killer. She was so brave..
He changed his story too many times to have been innocent. And blatantly lied to the detectives. GUILTY is my verdict!
This was really hard to listen to as my older brother was just recently found basically burnt alive in a big grocery store style trash bin.. the police in my city are still investigating and it just hit a year since this happened.. i can’t imagine what her family is going through seeing what mine has gone through and my prayers will forever be with this family.
I'm sorry to hear that 🥺 my heart goes out to you ❤
That's terrible. So sorry to hear about your brother. I pray you and your family are able to find closure ❤
I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope you and your family get the answers you're looking for. 🩷
so sorry for ur loss, i hope ur family receives justice ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss,I can't even imagine 😔
Usually these don’t get to me. But you explaining her mom saying that to her really got to me. Wow. That’s literally heart breaking
You’re not the only one. TEARS!
I cried so hard at this part
If you watch the first trial (it ended in a mistrial) and see Cole testifying… You will ugly cry! It was so sad!
Same. Can listen to horrific things and be okay but that part just ruined my mascara 😢
It got to me too. The fact that she had to know her daughter was not going to make it and look at the state she was in and be so strong for her daughter. It's the definition of selfless. And on top of that her daughter passed away, having been given that blessing from her mother. It's disgusting the murderer wasn't convicted.
I told my grandmother it was OK for her to go and she did within minutes. I was only 11 and she was my caregiver.. hardest thing to say and harder to see it freed her from pain. Couldn't imagine telling my child
Omg you're strong. Im sobbing reading this.
People like you are the best! I can imagine it was the hardest thing you ever had to do. What a brave little girl you were and I can imagine you are a fantastic human being. Rest in peace to your Grandma, she would be very proud of you I bet. 🙏 🎉❤
Wow I can't imagine. You must be one strong woman.
@@ItCantRainForever2 thank you 😊
Same here. My great gram. She was in hospice care( no cancer just was 95). I’d worked both jobs and almost didn’t go but forced myself to visit at 11pm. I cried over her but told her my girls and I wanted her in a better place(she’d helped me raise them- just as she helped my dad raise me). I ripped my necklace off( just felt the need). It said mom. I attached it to her bed sat with her, talked and said we’d always remember and love her. To go be in no pain that we’d all be ok ❤️ I left about an hr later. She passed away about 3.5 hrs after I left. I was her last visiter and we had a huge extended family.
I literally am crying. She held on till her mom told her it was ok.
I’ve said since the beginning that Jessica had a bump on her head. She was knocked out. woke up on fire and thought she was in a wreck. And that’s what we southerners call a car accident. She was asked who did this she was saying A wreck, I wrecked or The wreck did this to me. With her mouth burned it sounded like Eric or Derrick.
That's a brillant guess but they said the engine and front of car was not on fire, it was only the inside of the car plus she was covered in gasoline. If those facts of the case weren't true your assumption really makes the most sense.
@kellynh9303 yeah but SHE wouldn't have realized that, based on this other commenter's theory
@@jourdyngroman oh you're right!
Nah
exactly what her mom and I thought, too. She had no idea what happened to her and was prob. her first thought.
This case hits hard. The fact that there’s been no justice for Jessica and how her Mama passed away recently.
I watched this trial. So brutal and horrific. I believe Quinton is guilty and it’s heartbreaking that prosecution just couldn’t quite prove it. God knows 🙏🏻
There's a part of me that feels he is,and a part that thinks it was someone one else. It feels so vengeful. I've watched so many things about this case,and there's a lot of room for doubt.
@@bethnorrod5942
I feel like they couldn’t prove it was him, but I believe Quinton killed Jessica.
White "wannabe gangster" girls thinking they'll fit right in. Should've listened to dad.
@@bethnorrod5942yeah I think legally- lots of reasonable doubt. Can’t convict. In reality- guilty.
@@marleylove510I think they actually did prove it was him, but the jury didn’t understand the evidence, was way over their heads unfortunately.
I’ve heard this story several times.. Mr. Ballen, Christina Randall, 2 extremely thorough investigators and your retelling has pieces I have never heard before. 👏🏻
Really? Did Christina Randall cover it?! I'd honestly never heard of this case before.
The thought of a mother that already lost a child prior to this, went to the hospital and told her daughter she can go now, can’t even wrap my head around how painful that must have been 😔
this is one of the saddest things I’ve ever heard.. she is a strong woman.
As a mother my heart is shattered for her.
Did anyone catch that smirk on that girls face at 19:44 when the reporter asked them how they knew Jessica? And the man responded “….she’s a good friend” that girl had this smirk on her face that was very unsettling
I noticed that and it didn’t sit well with me.
Yup! I absolutely seen that and thought that whole interaction was off
She could’ve just been high 🤷🏻♀️
Yep, she was high. She wasn't in on it, neither was George Mister.
Yes, I know them. I know/knew all of them.
I saw that too, I thought maybe he was cheating on the girlfriend with Jessica which was why she might have smirked when he said they were “good friends” sooo disturbing!
Her mom telling her she could go made me cry! Her poor parents/loved ones. This story hurts my heart.
I've heard this story before, but you have added so many details I've never heard before. Thank you very much for all your hard work!
This case is so sad, thank you for covering it bc Jessica’s story should be known. I just had to take a break after hearing Cole’s testimony, he brought me to tears. He is a hero in my heart and soul for how he cared for the decency of Jessica’s memory. We need more Cole’s in the world. Back to the video. Much love & RIP Jessica🙏🏻❤.
It was really hard on him. they had gone to school together...
The EMT rescuer is traumatized and I hope he gets a lot of counseling because of what he had seen, PTSD for sure, he's got me in tears
Yes. I was an EMT and then a Paramedic for almost 30 years. I have seen where a 15 year old was set on fire with lighter fluid. Prayers for Cole to heal. Yes, we first responders see things that no one should ever see.
I usually don't tear up because I watch so much true crime but when you said the mom said "It's okay baby if you need to go you can." I nearly choked up and got tears in my eyes, I was picturing it being one of my sons saying it and it got me. This story is truly heartbreaking and im not half way through. Thank you Annie for covering these victims cases with grace, compassion, and kindness.
Jessica died a horrific death. Her mom must had lived in Hell losing her two children. RIP
Moms are so strong! It have the strength to tell your baby it’s okay to go. My heart.
My heart hurts for Cole!! Poor guy! I wanna just give him a huge hug! No one should EVER have to see that, let alone a young person! This case is so difficult. 😢
It's sad for him, but I'm scratching my head at how he got a job as a paramedic 😬
I have the feeling that some of the jury couldn't get the name "Eric" out of their heads. It's shocking that Quentin was let go and then possibly went on to kill another woman. My prayers are with the families of these two women. ❤
That's a false arrest. The cops want you to believe that Quentin killed them both, when he actually didn't kill either girl.
@@kimenglish8889ok Quentin
@@kimenglish8889 Who did it?
Is there a video or info on the other women he is accused of killing? It sounds to me like he did it
@@rachelok2253 Roger Hentz and Annette Hill did it, Quinton helped them so he is just as guilty.
It was over the $300 she stole from Hentz. She told him she had Lortabs but sold him acetaminophen. You do not steal, or attempt to steal, from Roger Hentz and live to tell about it. Everyone, except Jessica, knew this.
Jessica was trying to say Annette, not Eric. Annette attacked her with a hammer. They then doused her with fuel and set her alight. They bragged about it to their dope buddies afterwards. Scared them to death.
Selling weed on that scale would not constitute this type of murder.
I read her story years ago and have never forgotten her beautiful face. I have prayed for updates. Thank you for covering her case. God bless!
Thanks for covering this case. I think of her often and and it hurts my heart.
watching this at work and i immediately started crying hearing her mom tell her it’s okay to go and that’s what she was holding on for. it’s amazing how strong she was being up to that point
Made me cry too 😭
That broke me. What a brave mum ❤
What kind of job do you work? My job wouldn't allow me to watch any sort of content on the job
Small town rural America is a terrifying place. So much meth, so many guns, a lot of unreported domestic violence, a lot of poverty. Everyone’s always like “Things like this just don’t happen here.” Like no duh, only 12 people live in your town. That means a murder rate of 8%. Cities have crime but the likelihood of you being a victim of a violent crime is so much lower.
This case was only 25 mins from me. I lived in that small tiny middle of nowhere town for about a year working for serta. This case was really strange and oddly botched by many involved. There was too much personal conflict and bias in this case. It should have never been allowed to stay locally investigated! God bless this child and her family bc this ripped them apart in a terrible way!
I followed this case years ago And I am truly puzzled and shocked that the state failed so many times to get a conviction. The town was so small and no one talked about it or confessed to anyone. I believe the defendant did it and was able to get away from the scene without any detection. He was athletic and knew the area. The police did a good job ruling out other suspects. I think asking her who did this to you was the confusion because anyone in that condition could not talk properly. So sad this case was never resolved. It’s truly heartbreaking and such a tragedy.
Exactly right. The jury didn’t understand all of the technical evidence.
Yes, the killers did brag to their friends. It was Roger Hentz and Annette Hill. Jessica stole $300 from Hentz. She sold him acetaminophen, told him they were Lortabs. You don't steal from Hentz and live to tell about it. Most people knew that. Most people had enough sense to be afraid of him.
Hentz got Tellis to lure Jessica there for him. Hill attacked her with a hammer. After she was through beating her, they doused her with accelerant, and set her alight.
This one broke my heart .. years ago … I was terrified of the fact she walked around looking for help 😭😭😭she tried to say his name .. I hope they found him
Literally tears hearing what happened to her and her mom telling her it’s okay to go…😢
This case really got to me, I’m in tears writing this, Jessica went through so much in a short period of time and there are still so many questions left unanswered for her family, but as a Mother I can’t begin to imagine the pain of losing a child no matter how old they are but to lose both your children with one of them being taken in such a brutal way is heartbreaking and as painful and hard as it would have been to tell your Daughter it’s ok to go that’s the one thing about this case that I do understand. RIP Jessica sweetheart ❤❤❤
This one was brutal. I'm so sad the family didn't get justice and the mom died without ever seeing justice for her daughter and have to relive it over and over. I think the jury's got it wrong and he should have been found Guilty.
He was GUILTY as hell! I wish I was on that jury because he never would have walked free again! Peace ❤
@@theduchessofschroon6111 and maddy then wouldn’t have been khaill Ed
WTF??? In what universe is that guy not guilty?! Those women definitely deserve justice regardless of how they lived no one should pass that way.
That universe was a small town in MS, where the jurors weren’t the brightest bunch of people. But, that’s the way it goes. Hopefully Louisiana will convict him.
It's not a matter of how "bright" the folks are who live there. It's a race thing. Anyone who doesn't believe that, all you have to do go there, you _will_ be shown 😂
Although Tellis didn't physically kill her, he lured her there for the killers. So, yes, he's guilty of murder. But he'll never be convicted there. I do think Louisiana will handle it.
Wow those jurors set this monster free twice and he murdered again what a disgrace.
Cole completely broke my heart and made me tear up. That poor, sweet young man. This case is horrible but thanks for covering it Annie! And Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!!!! 💜
His testimony absolutely broke my heart. Just the pain in his voice as he relived that scene. I pray he gets the help he needs.
How anyone could think Quinten was innocent is beyond me. I hope those jurors understand the importance of being a jury member and the thought it takes to make the right decision.
12:29 this broke me in a way hearing her mom tell her its ok she can go. 😢
This case is brutal. I feel so bad that Jessica’s mom never got full closure
Jessica's mom passed away. 😢😢
@@Annie-so3cbExactly, she never got the chance for any closure. I pray she is at peace with her daughter and son now. I hope that murderer rots in jail for the rest of his life!
How did her mum die?
This is ABSOLUTELY HEARTBREAKING!!! Thank you Annie for covering this story.
Beautiful girl. The environment she lived in was just horrific. Poor girl really did not have a chance to a decent life with all the criminals around her. All the kids there don't have a good chance.
Hope your feeling better you have been in my prayers so is everyone reading this y’all are in my prayers so is the family of the young lady you are speaking of today
Mine too
Thank u for the prayer they r needed in times like these. I will include u in my prayers as well
Thank you for your prayers❤
❤🙏🙏❤
We all need God more than ever. We are living in the ends days. Cases like this really shows how much we need to pray over our loved ones. What a beautiful young woman she was.
This totally shocked alot us here in MS. Prayers for Jessica's family and may she keep resting in forever paradise
Do you know more about Derrick Holmes?
I watched a documentary on this case called Unspeakable Crime: The killing of Jessica Chambers. I have always believed it was Jerry!(The man who found Jessica's keys) . There were major questions around the keys he apparently found and a bunch of other suspect things but, mostly -
_ Try saying the name Jerry without moving your tongue... Erry.
It really does sound like eric when you try to say jerry without moving your tongue, but who is jerry?
@@Lucy-mf5gk I recommend watching Unspeakable Crime: The killing of Jessica Chambers.
@@Lucy-mf5gk According to a statement Jerry King gave to the police, King found the keys in a small ditch off the side of the road while walking down Main Street with his daughter in a stroller in Courtland, Mississippi. This was about a quarter mile from the crime scene where Jessica Chambers was found, barely alive, blackened by soot with burns on more than 90 percent of her body.
King told the police he noticed a pink rope with a set of keys attached and picked them up, also noting a keychain that read “Ben’s Auto & Diesel Repair” attached to it, connecting the keys to Jessica’s father Ben Chambers.
The keys in evidence had multiple keychains, including the “Ben’s Auto & Diesel Repair” tag. Other key fobs included a die, a pink hand sanitizer bottle, a footprint with embossed words of religious sentiment - and of course, the keys to Jessica’s Kia Rio that was shown to jurors in its burned, rusty condition at the Panola County impound lot in the first trial in 2017.
King, who has multiple priors including a DUI, resisting/obstructing arrest and grand larceny, told the police he put the keys at the bottom of the stroller and went home. In his dictated statement to the police, King said Mary Turner - his girlfriend - called an agent to turn over the keys.
In his testimony, King said he found the keys two days after Jessica Chambers died, and that his girlfriend noticed the auto repair key fob. He also testified that he gave them to his toddler daughter to play with as they headed home, a statement that differed from the written police statement.
According to King’s testimony, he thought the keys might be valuable because of their “shiney-ness,” and decided to pick them up and take them home.
Deputy Tyler Mills, who collected the keys as evidence, was also called to the stand, saying that King’s girlfriend called him after King found the keys. He testified that he went to King’s home then returned to the scene with King. King placed the keys approximately where he found them. Mills then photographed them on the ground. Those photos were shown to the jury.
On cross-examination, the defense pointed out that Mills was part of the Sheriff Department’s narcotics team and had never collected evidence in a homicide. The defense challenged how Mills handled the keys and his reliance on King’s recollection of when and where they were found.
Major Barry Thompson, the lead investigator for the Panola County Sheriff's Department, also testified just prior to a field trip jurors took to the relevant locations.
Thompson told jurors that King had mentioned the keys were found off the road in a gully, or a ditch, pointing out to the jury where King lived at the time on a map of the town.
In the cross-examination, defense attorney Alton Peterson asked Thompson how he knew the keys were found in that gully - and Thompson admitted that they only knew where they were based on King’s word. He also conceded that they took photographs of where King indicated he found the keys even though King admitted he moved them before calling the Sheriff’s Department.
The real kicker about Jessica’s keychain? The prosecution alleges that they have evidence of suspect Quinton Tellis’ DNA on the car keys.
Although there was a mixture of four male DNA profiles on the keys, three unidentified and the fourth that cannot exclude Tellis, Tellis does admit that there were he drove Jessica’s car some days prior to her death when he drove her to the doctor.
In this retrial, perhaps we’ll learn more about the keys and why they were found two days after the murder on the side of a street.
Nope, he's an innocent man.
Quinton Tellis lured Jessica there for Roger Hentz and Annette Hill, where Annette attacked Jessica with a hammer. When she finished beating Jessica, she and Roger doused Jessica with accelerant and set her alight.
It was over the $300 Jessica stole from Roger. She sold him Lortabs, which turned out to be acetaminophen. Most people know that you don't steal, or attempt to steal, from Roger and live to tell about it. Apparently Jessica didn't.
She was trying to say _Annette_ not Eric. That's why she kept shaking her head no, not Eric.
Tellis, Hentz, and Hill are solely responsible for Jessica's murder.
Roger and Annette did brag about it to their friends. But they weren't about to go to the police.
@@Anna-Rose- how do you know this. I'd believe it.
I watched a docu-series on Jessica’s case and I believe race played a huge role in everything. If I remember correctly her father said the 6 black members of the jury found him not guilty during the second trial, while the 6 white jurors found him guilty. At this point I’m not sure if justice will ever be brought, simply because the race stuff seems more prevalent than what actually happened to that poor girl. Which really sucks.
I remember this case.. her killer got away and killed again.. in my opinion. About to start your video to see your take on it
Who do you think the killer was?
Annie’s facial expression when she said “He was at home rubbing his mother’s feet” was so hilarious that I had to rewind and watch it again. 🤣🤣🤣
It's sad I seen this case few years ago and it's always stuck with me. I think it's obvious who killed her and she isn't his only victim sadly.
This case is so very sad, I wonder if they will ever find justice for these two women, what a horrible way to die and that poor young man who helped her, he will never unsee it and will probably have nightmares for life bless him 💕
Thanks for shinning a light on this one Annie, It's so sad what happened to Jessica Chambers.
Not to mention how much this case always bothered me, I'll never forget one of the firefighters up
in his chair speaking at her trial and how much that affected him that he had to leave the
Fire department for just that very reason and how he suffered from PTSD. So very sad 😔 I still want to bless them all with a prayer. 😇🙏
This happened about 60 miles from where I live and it stays on my mind often. So brutal and heartbreaking
Give dad credit
Meth dealer to cops mechanic is very impressive
I haven’t even watched your video yet but I appreciate you being one of the only people to cover it on this platform! I live very close to where this happened and I feel like her case has been neglected so thank you for giving it some attention! It’s beyond horrific!
Christina Randall and I believe Kendall Rae covered this a good while back,possibly years. Tragic all-round, appreciate that her memory lives on, only hope justice can be served, regardless of time.
I apologise,wasn't Kendall Rae it was Savannah Brymer and Mike from "That chapter" on UA-cam I had watched alongside the content put out by Christina Randall .
This was the second time I watched. An account of the story. I can't remember who the other person was that did the story but this is the second time I have watched it 😢
@@HandleForElleJaythank you. I couldn't remember what other creator I had watched cover this,but it was definitely Christina Randall 😔
At 19:41 the laugh On that girl's face after that guy calls Jessica a "good friend" gives me the ick.
I just noticed that too! This is the first comment I’ve seen mentioned about it. That seemed off to me.
I had to tell my mom she could go and i would b ok! I lied thru my teeth, but i did the right thing! She passed within minutes! I haven’t been the same since. It broke me. It’s been 15 yrs and I’m still grieving! It was the most difficult and devastating thing I’ve EVER Been thru!!
I don’t know what happened, but I live in Mississippi and since that child was M’derd it will not leave me, actually a Lot of MIssissippians still hold Jessica in our hearts. We would love some justice for her.
12:34 OMG I'm just getting out of the shower, combing my hair, & I'm trying not to sob after hearing what Jessica's mom said to her in the hospital. I've heard this case before but I've never heard that part. That got me, as a mother, i just can't even. 💔
I cannot even fathom the depth of Jessica's suffering. The pain must have been ungodly. I shudder to wonder what makes someone like like the Perp do this. Harrowing incomprehensible.
Live a couple of hours from where this occured -So heartbreaking and very frustrating that no one has been brought to justice
I live in Mississippi and I know one of the police officers from that area. They said that the father and local officials are corrupt as all get out. The officer I know thinks her death had something to do with drugs coming in and out of the jail with her father and employees of the jail running the whole thing. With a town that corrupt we won't ever know the truth 😔
Did anyone notice that weird smirk the girl in the red hoodie did when the male said “she was a good friend” around 19 mark
Yes, that couple were very sketchy indeed
I’ve never heard anyone say to the question, how do you know Jessica, to reply “she’s different “, what’s that supposed to mean? 🤔. Very odd answer!
It’s heartbreaking hearing Cole speak about Jessica, just such a devastating loss to witness. My love to her family and friends and my love to Cole. Cole, you were there for her and you did a wonderful job at making her feel safe ❤. Excellent coverage of this dreadfully case Annie ❤
Im SO glad you covered this story! I remember when it happened here in Mississippi. It's absolutely heartbreaking.
I used to follow this case religiously. I think it’s a big cover up and a whole lot of people are involved in this situation
And you'd be wrong. It was Quinton Tellis, Roger Hentz, and Annette Hill.
Jessica ripped off Hentz for $300 and he killed her. Tellis lured her there, Hill beat her with a hammer, then they doused her accelerant and set her alight.
Everyone else is innocent. Period.
I have followed Jessica's story since the very beginning. My heart has always broke for her Mom. Thank you for covering her story.
#JusticeForJessica
I believe Quintin definitely did it, especially after finding out he'd murdered the other girl for a debit card.
And I feel terrible for the young man who found Jessica, you can tell how deeply this has affected him. The whole case is sad.
These guys have such a hard job! Listening to cole on the stand u can tell how much it affected him! I couldnt imagine seeing what they see!! Prayers for Jessicas family
Cole's heart is golden. He provided Jessica with such compassion and comfort when she needed it the most. I hope he gets the therapy he needs to help him cope with what he experienced. RIP Jessica.
OMG! Who sets someone on fire? Thats gotta be the most cruel heartless crime there is. This is heartbreaking.
Audreanna Zimmerman's killers did the same thing to her. (That was a case of jealous girls.)
Deep rooted inherited hate for her color
@@lapislazulii141Bingo.
I've been seeing ALOT of that today more so than ever before and I'm 40yo.
I live in a predominantly black community and my 2 teens had to stay inside for the last month of the summer because the bullying and threats to hurt them had shaken all if us. And the "Go f yourself white h*e" written on our back door because my 12 wouldn't date some 14yo boy. She politely told him "Im not allowed to date anyone" that was another reason to torment her.
My lease is up in 4mo and I am outta here.
Too much hatred... 😢
Sad.
@@LynnAgain83 That's definitely not a safe environment in this day and age; with the media stirring up anti-whyte sentiment 24/7.
I’m from Mississippi and heard very little coverage on this case. No matter what she was involved in or not, no one deserves what happened to her 💔
Hearing Cole testify broke my heart. 😢
A young man here got caught up in running drugs. Apparently he owed money and he was severely beaten then set on fire. He survived but lost his arms and legs. Fast forward 10 or so years and he took his own life. Stay away from drugs, nothing good ever comes from that life.
This one was a hard one. Watching cole on the stand broke me. I pray for all of them!
Being a retired Correctional Officer, I've heard many stories told by inmates. They always have to tell on themselves somehow. And you said Quentin said the car seat was moved back, and he also showed a friend a gas can. But he did text her that a friend was coming instead and goodnight. So it is curious that he gives those tid bits. Just some thoughts from experience. Honestly, I can't say he really did it. It breaks my heart for her and her family. No matter what she was doing, she didn't deserve to die so horrifically. But the way she died tells me that someone was very angry with her. I hope the family has been able to find some peace. And Cole, the 1st responder, my God, he will never unsee any of that. I completely understand his situation, and I just pray that he is able to get help to cope with everything. Those situations are life changing. Prayers and love to all involved and Thsnk you Annie for the case coverage 💜💜💜
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*May Jessica, her momma and brother and Mandy all Rest in Heaven!*
*It is absolutely gut wrenching the families have NOT received justice! I absolutely LOATHE our judicial system! Honestly, I do!*
Awe poor thing, biggest hug and healing for this brave strong young man. Thank you for everything you were a part of in all this. You are a hero now, I hope this gives you strength and sight in this life. I hope this time of ur life only reminds you of how special of a person you are and how we all can be there for each other in such terrible and terrifying circumstances. I love you, I pray for everyone to heal from this and to be safe always while keeping ppl around us safe as well.
Hi Annie, your storytelling puts me right beside the victim, with smells, sights, sounds and other sensations, i can not imagine the horror in that moment.
Yes, she tells the story very well. This channel's become my 'go to' for content when I get home for the evening.
OH MY GOD!!! WHO ON EARTH WOULD EVER DO THAT TO SOMEBODY?? I can't see that this young girl did ANYTHING that bad to ever deserve this!! People are friggin sick as fuck!! What the hell goes thru somebody's head when they do this shit?? It makes me so sad for the world we are leaving our children!! Honestly, social media may have many ills but I'll tell you what it gets cases like this f****** out there so people know what the hell is going on.
It never ceases to amaze me how cruel some humans can be & often for no reason at all
Coles testimony put me in tears.. You can see him having flashbacks. I really hope that he gets some counseling and support.
That’s just terrible 😡 that this guy is a potential serial killer and getting away with double murder 😤
They should check where he lived at and any unsolved female murder cases in that area when he lived in those places.
That first responder who testified was so sad. You can hear the trauma he went thru helping her. Fire and acid attacks are by far the worst cases ever. You have to be pretty evil individual to do that - you not only have to throw an accelerant but you also have to light a match. That’s a lot of time in between definitely premeditated- idc if that person doing that kind of act is in the heat of the moment (no pun intended) or not - you literally have to do a lot of action before lighting someone on fire.
I remember reading and hearing about this horrible incident when it first happened. So sad what happened to her. It's terrible that Jessica and her family haven't had closure.
It’s heartwarming to think how many people have said their prayers for cole.
That’s the top 5 worst outcome of a case I’ve ever seen how tf did they not find him guilty!? He was the last one to be with her
I'm so sad for Cole. He had to relive that moment over and over again 😢😢 Heartbreaking 😕😕 Quentin knows what happened to Jessica! Hopefully this weighs heavily on his mind every day and night 😡😡 Praying that Jessica and Mandy get the justice they deserve 🙏🥰
Poor baby they say being burnt alive is the worse way to go! Prayers for the family
Started first crying from because of what Jessica’s mom said to her before she passed.
Now crying listening to Cole speak about how he first saw Jessica. The way his face shows how much the memory of seeing this poor young lady as he describe the way she looked when he saw her as she was coming towards him is so saddening and so palpable
When her mom said what she said to jessica in the hospital I bawled my eyes out I am a mom and i couldn’t ever imagine seeing one of my children like this I pray that Jessica gets justice
Is this the case where she had gasoline poured down her throat & was burnt inside & out? One of the most horrific cases I've ever heard. She lived for a day in two after as I recall. Unimaginable degrees of suffering.
no thats a different case
@@user-cy6oi7cf5eI think that’s what happened in this case. I heard about this story before
@@user-cy6oi7cf5enope, this one too
Yes.
@@user-cy6oi7cf5eno,it's this case.
That jury is ridiculous
I spent some time in state prison when I was in my early twenties. Many people do not go by what they refer to as, their government name. They use street names. Like "perk" or "c-money", etc. So she could have been saying his street name. I'm willing to bet, if you talk to a bunch of people from around that time, Quentin's street name would sound like herc or Eric or something along those lines. People who are familiar with an individual, would use their street name because it is preferred by the individual. I believe that the jury should not have been chosen from that community. They should have gone to a larger venue with a larger jury pool. This would make sure that things are looked at in a very objective way, and it would eliminate the fear that a local person would fear of retaliation from friends of the accused.
I think the “ck” sound in “Eric/Derek” was her trying to say “Quentin.” And I think if a new jury knew of the second murder, they’d be convinced. It takes a special kind of evil to commit murder.
Or if she referred to him by his last name Tellis with a burned mouth could sound like terris...eris..erih...eric.. This poor girl. I'm so glad helped arrived while she was still conscious. What a relief that must have been to her.
He hated her skin
@@lapislazulii141 they all hate white people, some just fake it until they out number us, then we'll have another civil war.
@lapislazulii141 color