Killer Girlfriend Tries To Fool The Cops About Her Boyfriend's Murder (It Backfires Horribly)
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Killer Girlfriend Tries To Fool The Cops About Her Boyfriend's Murder (It Backfires Horribly)
On May 7, 2022, 27-year-old Mikail Jones was shot and killed inside his car at a Speedway gas station in Forest Park, Ohio. The man who pulled the trigger Phazion Whyte — didn't get there on his own. He was driven to the scene, and driven away from it, by 27-year-old Jasmine Jones.
This is her full police interrogation.
By the time detectives brought her in, a grand jury had already indicted her for murder. She spent the entire interview trying to distance herself from the crime — first claiming she was in the wrong place at the wrong time, then shifting the blame onto the shooter, insisting again and again that she never pulled the trigger. What she didn't seem to grasp was that under Ohio's complicity statute, driving him to the scene and driving him away was enough to make her every bit as responsible as the man who fired the shots.
Watch her narrative unravel, piece by piece, as detectives lay out surveillance footage, vehicle records, cell phone data, and witness statements — and calmly explain the law that turns a driver into a defendant.
Case outcome: Phazion Whyte was convicted of murder and felonious assault and sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 18 years. Jasmine Jones ultimately took a plea deal, cooperated on evidence related to the weapon, and testified for the prosecution at Whyte's trial.
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Phazion Whyte: A Hamilton County jury found him guilty of murder and felonious assault on February 2, 2024. The evidence presented at trial included testimony from Jasmine Jones identifying Whyte as the shooter.
Sentence: Whyte was sentenced to 18 years to life in prison, meaning he must serve at least 18 years before becoming eligible for parole.
Appeal: Whyte appealed his conviction, arguing that the evidence was insufficient and that his attorney was ineffective. On December 18, 2024, the Ohio First District Court of Appeals affirmed his conviction.
Jasmine Jones: She did not go through the same jury trial. Court records show that she was ultimately convicted by plea on February 22, 2024.
One particularly important detail is that Jones testified against Whyte at his trial. The appellate opinion says she admitted her involvement, testified that she drove Whyte to the area, and identified him as the shooter.
Killer Girlfriend Tries To Fool The Cops About Her Boyfriend's Murder (It Backfires Horribly)
Unfiltered Interrogation
67,889 views
#TrueCrime #PoliceInterrogation #JasmineJones
Killer Girlfriend Tries To Fool The Cops About Her Boyfriend's Murder (It Backfires Horribly)
On May 7, 2022, 27-year-old Mikail Jones was shot and killed inside his car at a Speedway gas station in Forest Park, Ohio. The man who pulled the trigger Phazion Whyte — didn't get there on his own. He was driven to the scene, and driven away from it, by 27-year-old Jasmine Jones.
This is her full police interrogation.
By the time detectives brought her in, a grand jury had already indicted her for murder. She spent the entire interview trying to distance herself from the crime — first claiming she was in the wrong place at the wrong time, then shifting the blame onto the shooter, insisting again and again that she never pulled the trigger. What she didn't seem to grasp was that under Ohio's complicity statute, driving him to the scene and driving him away was enough to make her every bit as responsible as the man who fired the shots.
Watch her narrative unravel, piece by piece, as detectives lay out surveillance footage, vehicle records, cell phone data, and witness statements — and calmly explain the law that turns a driver into a defendant.
Case outcome: Phazion Whyte was convicted of murder and felonious assault and sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 18 years. Jasmine Jones ultimately took a plea deal, cooperated on evidence related to the weapon, and testified for the prosecution at Whyte's trial.
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In that case, Jasmine Jones and Phazion Whyte were indicted on charges of murder and felonious assault for the death of Mikail Jones, who was shot and killed at a Speedway gas station in May 2022. Whyte was later convicted and sentenced to life in prison, while Jones faced separate charges as an accomplice. :So you dont wait two hours for no answer