Killer LAUGHS After Shooting Babysitter — Then She Reveals the Blood
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In this Crime Scope investigation, we take a close look at the police questioning of Angela Renee Jones in connection with the death of Janessa Lashe Harris in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
During the interview, investigators repeatedly challenge Jones about what happened before, during, and after the shooting. Her account includes disturbing details about the vehicle, the movements of the people involved, the alleged shooting, blood found inside the car, burned clothing and shoes, and what happened after the group left the scene.
As the questioning continues, investigators also explore Jones’s relationship with Janessa, the people around her, possible motives, previous conflicts, and information Jones says she learned from others. The interview becomes increasingly detailed as detectives compare her statements with evidence and attempt to establish a timeline of events.
The transcript later states that Jones was charged in connection with the deaths of Janessa Lashe Harris and Quesa Marie Lang. It also states that on June 9, 2023, she entered an Alford plea to second-degree murder for Harris and pleaded guilty to aiding an offender after the fact in Lang’s death, along with promotion of prostitution. On August 25, 2023, she received concurrent sentences, with the longest sentence being 25 years.
This is the kind of interrogation where every detail matters — and where investigators keep returning to the same questions to determine what is consistent, what changes, and what the evidence may show.
Welcome to *CRIME SCOPE* — where we examine real interrogation footage, police interviews, criminal cases, and the statements that can change the direction of an investigation.
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Killer LAUGHS After Shooting Babysitter — Then She Reveals the Blood
Crime Scope
1,711 views
In this Crime Scope investigation, we take a close look at the police questioning of Angela Renee Jones in connection with the death of Janessa Lashe Harris in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
During the interview, investigators repeatedly challenge Jones about what happened before, during, and after the shooting. Her account includes disturbing details about the vehicle, the movements of the people involved, the alleged shooting, blood found inside the car, burned clothing and shoes, and what happened after the group left the scene.
As the questioning continues, investigators also explore Jones’s relationship with Janessa, the people around her, possible motives, previous conflicts, and information Jones says she learned from others. The interview becomes increasingly detailed as detectives compare her statements with evidence and attempt to establish a timeline of events.
The transcript later states that Jones was charged in connection with the deaths of Janessa Lashe Harris and Quesa Marie Lang. It also states that on June 9, 2023, she entered an Alford plea to second-degree murder for Harris and pleaded guilty to aiding an offender after the fact in Lang’s death, along with promotion of prostitution. On August 25, 2023, she received concurrent sentences, with the longest sentence being 25 years.
This is the kind of interrogation where every detail matters — and where investigators keep returning to the same questions to determine what is consistent, what changes, and what the evidence may show.
Welcome to *CRIME SCOPE* — where we examine real interrogation footage, police interviews, criminal cases, and the statements that can change the direction of an investigation.
⚠️ *DISCLAIMER:*
This video is presented for educational, informational, documentary, and commentary purposes. Statements made during interviews are presented in their original context and should not automatically be treated as independently verified facts. Allegations and statements concerning other individuals are described as allegations unless established by the relevant court record. This content is not legal advice. Crime Scope does not encourage harassment, threats, doxxing, identification campaigns, or unwanted contact with anyone involved in a case. Please respect victims, families, witnesses, and all other people affected by these events.
*FAIR USE NOTICE:*
This video may contain copyrighted material used for purposes including criticism, commentary, education, news reporting, scholarship, and research under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act. The material is presented with transformative narration, editing, context, and analysis intended to provide additional educational and documentary value. No ownership of third-party copyrighted material is claimed. Fair use is a legal doctrine determined by the circumstances of each individual use; this notice itself does not guarantee that any particular use qualifies as fair use.