JAMES, RYAN [viz Miscarriages of Justice: James, Ryan]: Rough Justice TV - Evidence-Based Justice Lab
This is the story of a vet, Ryan James, his lover and his wife. Rough Justice: ‘The Vet’s Wife’: Ryan James, BBC 1996
Ryan James’s wife Sandra was devoted to him and to their three young children. ibid.
‘I’ve just found my wife dead in bed.’ ibid. Ryan’s 999 call
Sandra James’s body had a cocktail of veterinary drugs … But was it murder or suicide? ibid.
Far from being the perfect couple, the previous September some of Sandra’s friends had learned that all was not well. ibid.
Shortly afterwards, Ryan left his wife and children and moved into a bungalow with Catherine. But after seven weeks Ryan was back. ibid.
Suicide is a far more likely explanation than murder. ibid.
David-Ryan James was convicted of the murder of his estranged wife. The cause of death was the administration of veterinary drugs. The conviction was quashed on appeal, based on discovery of a note showing that the victim was intending to commit suicide. Evidence-Based Justice Lab online article
JAMISON family murders: True Crime Recaps 2022 -
A haunted house, a bag of cash, secret extremist compounds and the skeletal remains of a family missing for more than four years. The Jamison family case starts out odd, gets bizarre and turns downright sinister. True Crime Recaps: Bizarre Disapppearance of the Jamison Family, Youtube 11.12, 2022
44-year-old Bobby, 40-year-old Sherilynn, 6-year-old Madyson and their dog Maisie: they were last seen in Red Oak, Latimer County, Oklahoma on October 8th 2009. ibid.
No sign of a struggle, no traces of blood and no damage to the truck. ibid.
In November 2013 a group of hunters stumbled across the family’s remains; they were found face down side by side, three miles away from the truck. Unfortunately, they’d been out in the elements for so long their cause of death couldn’t be determined. ibid.
Less than six months before they disappeared, Bobby filed a restraining order against his 67-year-old father. He described him as a very dangerous man involved with prostitutes, gangs and meth who thinks he’s above the law. He claimed the man tried to kill them twice. ibid.
Where did the $30,000 in the truck come from? ibid.
The brown briefcase police spotted being loaded into the truck has never been found. ibid.
JANKS, JADE: True Crime Recaps 2023 -
Jade Janks: A popular California interior designer … until the day she sees something so shocking she goes from mild-mannered decorator to cold-blooded killer. True Crime Recaps: Jade Janks, Youtube 7.57, 2023
Her breasts are her stepfather’s screensaver. It gets worse. So she dug into his files only to find more than 100 naked pictures of herself … ‘I just dosed the hell out of him’ … She bought a red rope, black plastic gloves and a package of white dish towels … ibid.
JARA, VICTOR murder: viz Assassinations: JARA, VICTOR
JARVIS, HARRY: Britain’s Most Evil Killers TV - Meet, Marry, Murder TV -
In the summer of 1991 the town of Bathgate in Scotland welcomed some new arrivals. Carol Jarvis and her three children settled into the community almost immediately. But the father, 41-year-old Harry Jarvis, was not the loving family man he tried to portray. Britain’s Most Evil Killers s8e1: Harry Jarvis
Jarvis began drugging Carol and moved a newcomer into the family’s garden shed. When his children began to suspect something was wrong, Jarvis claimed their mother had travelled over sixty miles away to Dundee. But in reality Jarvis had murdered Carol and hidden her body under the floorboards. ibid.
Harry Jarvis went on the run with his lover who had been secretly living in a shed in the garden. ibid.
As 47-year-old Carol Jarvis became ill, her husband Harry moved his mistress Rita into the garden shed. There she sleeps on a dinghy mattress. There was much for detectives to uncover. Meet, Marry, Murder s2e2, Netflix 2022
They find Rita hidden under the bed … Rita was not Carol. ibid.
Drugs are doing job just took longer than I thought. But going fast now. See you in paradise soon. Harry XXXXX. ibid. Harry’s note to Rita
JEBSON, RONALD: Fred Dinenage: Murder Casebook TV - Real Crime TV -
It was a quarter of a century before the police discovered who the killer was ... Why did Ronald Jebson admit to his guilt? Fred Dinenage: Murder Casebook s3e4: Babes in the Wood, CI 2013
11-year-old Susan Blatchford and 12-year-old Gary Hanlon ... were found in the shallow in a wood at the edge of Epping Forest. ibid.
In 1970 24 children under the age of 14 had gone missing in London but most had been found. ibid.
An alcoholic and amphetamine addict. ibid.
An infamous paedophile and murderer attempted one last cruel act against the families of his victims by trying to keep his death a secret, it has emerged.
Evil Ronald Jebson died in hospital ten days ago after serving three life sentences for killing three children.
The 76-year-old was found guilty of the so-called ‘Babes in the Woods’ murders of Susan Blatchford, 11, and Gary Hanlon, 12, in 1970.
He was also doing time for the murder of eight-year-old Rosemary Papper in 1974.
Jebson carried out the ‘Babes in the Wood’ killings after snatching the two children from their homes in Enfield, north London.
The pair were found in woodland in Epping Forest, Essex, in March 1970.
The case remained unsolved until 2000 when Jebson – who was already in jail for the killing of Rosemary, the daughter of his former landlord – confessed to them.
However Jebson, who had reverted to his birth name Ronald Harper at HMP Frankland, wanted to keep his death under wraps.
A source told The Sun: ‘He was bitter and twisted and did not want people to have the satisfaction and relief of knowing he was dead.’ Express online article April 2015, ‘One last cruel act … Evil ‘Babes in the Wood’ murderer wanted to keep death secret’