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March 13, 2021 / 21:16

This episode covers the murder of college student Jenna Verhallen, the investigation into her death, and the eventual arrest of maintenance man Jeremy Rosser.

On April 9, 2008, Spencer Hood found Jenna's lifeless body in her apartment after she failed to respond to his calls. The autopsy revealed she had been strangled, leading investigators to focus on Spencer, who was the last person to see her alive.

Eyewitnesses reported seeing a suspicious shirtless man near Jenna's apartment, leading to the investigation of Shawn Stevens, a neighbor. However, he provided an alibi and willingly gave a DNA sample.

Jenna's maintenance man, Jeremy Rosser, was also scrutinized after a previous incident where he entered her apartment without permission. DNA evidence collected from Jenna's body ultimately linked Rosser to the crime scene.

Rosser was arrested and later convicted of Jenna's murder, receiving a 55-year prison sentence. The episode highlights the importance of forensic evidence in solving the case.

TL;DR

Jenna Verhallen was murdered; Jeremy Rosser was convicted based on DNA evidence.

Episode

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up next
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tragedy at a texas college she's cold
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she's called to the touch yes ma'am oh
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my god
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it's very unusual for a 20 year old girl
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to die suddenly of natural causes
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tiny drops of blood could mean an
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accident
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or a murder we had no idea what had cost
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her death they were just more questions
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than answers eyewitnesses place a man at
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the scene but
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are their descriptions accurate they had
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us really scratching our heads
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bryan texas is a college town that lies
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in the shadow of texas a
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m it's home to blinn college
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where jenna verhallen and spencer hood
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were inseparable jenna's parents say
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that
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he was just the love of her life that
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they had dated for several years
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went to prom together in high school
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jenna just absolutely adored spencer
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jenna and spencer planned to pursue
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careers in either
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law or government and they lived in
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separate apartments at the same complex
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the autumn woods apartment complex is
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right next to blinn college
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and so there's quite a few students that
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live there it's easy for them it's close
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easy access to the college on april 9
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2008 after attending his morning classes
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spencer stopped by jenna's apartment to
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pick up a book he'd left there
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when spencer arrived at jenna's
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apartment he found the door unlocked
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and he went inside
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spencer found jenna's lifeless body on
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the bedroom floor
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and asked a neighbor to call
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she's just laying 911 the ground i'm
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talking she's not breathing
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okay can you touch her and see if she's
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warm to the touch
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can you touch her if she's warm to the
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touch
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she's cold she's cold to the touch yes
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ma'am
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oh my god
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police and paramedics pronounced jenna
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dead at the scene the only injuries that
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we could find on her were a small
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bruise on her forehead she had also
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clinched down on her tongue with her
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teeth
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it didn't appear to be any kind of
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robbery her purse was hanging on a hook
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right next to the door
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credit cards were there in her purse
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there was cash in her purse
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her keys were in the purse there were no
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pills no alcohol
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there were no indications that she had
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committed suicide
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spencer told police he last saw jenna
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the night before
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around midnight the two of them studied
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and then he left and went to his
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apartment at 12 30 that morning
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and then made a phone call to jenna a
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few minutes later to tell her a good
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night
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phone records showed that he had placed
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a call at 12 47 a.m
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we know that she was discovered about 11
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30 the next morning so we've got
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you know probably less than a 12-hour
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window when
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jenna was killed during the autopsy
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the medical examiner found no evidence
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that jenna had been
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sexually assaulted but he couldn't rule
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it out either
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it has been my experience in some 30
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years of
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performing autopsy examinations that the
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lack of genital injuries does not rule
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out
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a sexual assault but he did find
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small broken blood vessels in the whites
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of jenna's eyes
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known as paticual hemorrhages
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peticile hemorrhages are in that
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constellation of findings
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that we refer to as stigmata of
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asphyxiation
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it tells me that i need to look for a
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cause
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of asphyxiation and he found it
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jenna's larynx had been crushed the
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conclusion was inescapable
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this is a strangulation and in great
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probability
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manual strangulation by hands
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a background check revealed that over
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the years spencer and jenna had broken
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up several times
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dated others but always made up and got
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back together
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knowing that there were no signs of
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forced entry i think you immediately
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think
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this was some kind of lover's quarrel
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gone bad
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we did ask spencer if he killed jenna
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and his response was absolutely no
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but would the forensic evidence support
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his claim
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as investigators looked into jennifer
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holland's background
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they learned she was well liked and
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respected by her friends and classmates
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at blinn college in texas she didn't
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have any enemies she didn't have fights
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with people she didn't have arguments or
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disagreements
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everybody had nothing but good things to
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say about her jenna was a dedicated
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student
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who was working her way through school
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as a waitress at a local restaurant
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she worked for everything that she had
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and didn't have a
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i think an almost full-time job at wings
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and more while taking classes
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on the night of her murder jenna worked
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at the restaurant until
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9 00 p.m surveillance tapes revealed
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nothing suspicious all we found was
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jenna just walked into her vehicle
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we didn't find anybody following her
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jenna returned to her apartment around 9
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30.
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her boyfriend spencer hood said he
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stopped by and they spent about three
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hours studying together
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and he left after midnight
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then jenna's neighbors provided a
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possible lead
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on the night of the murder the neighbors
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were playing sand volleyball in the
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courtyard in between the apartment
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buildings
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around midnight they saw a man walking
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from the direction
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of jenna's apartment he was shirtless
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and he was acting
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very upset we learned that this
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suspicious male had come out
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anywhere between the hours of midnight
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and 2 am in fact some of the girls that
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were playing
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said that he looked scary witnesses said
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the man resembled
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26 year old shawn stevens also a college
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student
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who lived in an adjoining apartment
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building
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according to friends he'd once made a
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vulgar remark to jenna
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in the parking lot it was more or less
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just some
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cat calls and stuff from sean's balcony
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down to the girls and there were some
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words exchanged between jenna and sean
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shawn's apartment had a direct line of
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sight to jenna's apartment
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we contacted him sean was extremely
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nervous
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and was literally shaking sean denied
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any involvement in jenna's murder
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he also said he wasn't the shirtless man
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walking from jenna's apartment
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on the night of her murder but he
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couldn't provide accurate information
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about where he had been that night
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due to a large consumption of alcohol
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then police uncovered a startling
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piece of information
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two months before her murder jenna told
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her family
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about an incident involving her
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apartment's maintenance man
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it happened one morning after she got
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out of the shower
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she found the maintenance man standing
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in her living room he was there
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when he wasn't asked to be
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and she didn't know that he was there
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according to janna
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the man claimed he didn't hear the water
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running
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and believing the apartment was empty
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walked inside it's creepy
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it's creepy just to think about you
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don't stick around while someone's in
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the shower
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and then when they come out leave jim
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became very upset and contacted the
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supervisor of the maintenance worker
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and explained to him what had happened
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worker's name was jeremy rosser
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he was 29 years old divorced with two
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children
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he had never been in trouble with the
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law he comes from
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a religious background his father is a
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pastor in a nearby
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town but police were more than a little
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suspicious
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so they conducted an experiment to see
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whether rosser's explanation
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had been truthful when detectives fry
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and matthews go back to the apartment
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complex
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they actually stand right at the front
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door and have someone go into the
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jenna's bathroom turn the shower on
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close the door to the bathroom and they
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say from the front
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threshold of the door you can clearly
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hear that the shower's running inside
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that apartment
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coincidentally rosser was fired one week
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after jenna's murder
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he had been terminated or fired because
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he wasn't coming to work anymore
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police wanted to question rosser but he
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left town after he lost his job
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and no one knew where he was
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they also discovered that jenna's
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boyfriend spencer hood was missing
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too certainly our first area focus was
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on spencer
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as he was the last one to see her and
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the first one to find her
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it did not help his case any that he had
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suddenly left town
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that left sean stevens and he was
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nowhere to be found either he's gone
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he's not at school anymore he's not his
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apartment complex anymore
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this made us a little bit suspicious i
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started to realize they just have no
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idea
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they have no idea who did this
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police had three persons of interest in
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the murder of jennifer holland
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her boyfriend spencer hood shawn
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stevens who matched the description of
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the man seen leaving jenna's apartment
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building
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the night of the murder and jeremy
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rosser
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a maintenance man at jenna's apartment
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complex who had once entered her
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apartment
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under suspicious circumstances
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investigators hoped scientists could
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find forensic evidence
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that would help narrow their search
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we're looking for biologic evidence
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is there skin is there hair there may be
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fibers there may be bits of material
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from a scene or from
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dirt or something on a person's clothing
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first
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scientists discovered skin cells under
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jenna's fingernails which is not
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unusual when a victim is involved in a
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struggle
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they extracted dna and discovered
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there were two genetic profiles both
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male one a minor contributor and one a
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major contributor
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investigators also found a drop of blood
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on jenna's shirt collar
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and two drops of blood on the carpet
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near jenna's body one of those did come
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back to be jenna's dna
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and the other one came back to be the
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same unknown male contributor that was
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detected
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in the nail samples and on the neck of
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the shirt
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she's fighting for her life she is
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scratching him
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scratching him deeply and hard enough
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that he's actively bleeding
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this cna evidence was extremely exciting
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to us because we knew
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if we could ever get dna from a suspect
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that matched we would have our killer
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armed with the killer's dna
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investigators wanted dna samples from
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jenna's boyfriend
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spencer hood her neighbor shawn stevens
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and the maintenance man jeremy rosser
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mysteriously all three left town
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after jenna's murder while police
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searched for them
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they also conducted a dna dragnet
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they asked other men who lived in her
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apartment complex
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as well as male co-workers for dna
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samples
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nearly 50 people willingly complied
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but no one matched the dna from the
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crime scene
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if we're eliminating people that are
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around her that have a connection with
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her
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if this is a completely random act then
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how
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how are we ever going to locate that
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person again to get their dna
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eventually police found jenna's
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boyfriend spencer hood
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three hours away at his parents home
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we ended up driving to wimberley to try
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to track him down because at that time
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we believe that he may be our killer
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i asked him the question about why he
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left town
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what he'd explained was he was just
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upset him and jenna were very close
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and he wanted to be with his family
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spencer was entirely cooperative
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he allowed police to photograph him
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without his shirt
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and police found no scratch marks on his
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body
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he also answered questions without an
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attorney present
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and willingly provided a dna sample
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next police tracked down shawn stevens
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at his parents home
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450 miles away in oklahoma
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sean said he went home to see his
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brother who was on leave from military
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service in iraq
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so this gave us an explanation of why
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sean led town
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when asked sean willingly provided a dna
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sample
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without police having to resort to a
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court order
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the only remaining suspect was jeremy
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rosser
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police were finally able to locate him
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through his ex-wife
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who provided an important clue
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she said jeremy had shown signs of
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violence at the time of their divorce
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they got an argument he shoved her to
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the ground and while she was on the
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ground he kneeled over her
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and put both hands around her neck
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coincidentally
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this incident occurred right around the
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time of jenna's murder
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but for investigators it was still one
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problem
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a criminal check was done of roster's
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background and we found
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no instances where he had been arrested
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in the past this made him somewhat of an
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unlikely candidate for a crime of this
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type
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when police questioned rosser he denied
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any involvement
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and was happy to cooperate he was very
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calm very cool not someone that you
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would pin a murder on but in rosser's
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truck
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investigators found a laptop computer
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the serial number was traced to a tenant
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living in janus apartment complex who'd
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reported it stolen
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months earlier they also found
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rosser still had keys to the apartments
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this indicated to us that rosser had
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likely gone into many apartments
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during his term there as a maintenance
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worker but jenna's apartment key was not
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among those
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found in jeremy's possession
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and just like the others jeremy
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willingly provided a dna sample
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my feelings of jeremy was that we might
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not have our person
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being how cooperative he was and
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his demeanor so investigators had three
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possibilities would a dna match
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be among them or was the killer
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still at large i have other cases where
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i know who did it i just can't prove who
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did it this case is different
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whereas i can prove who did it i just
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don't know who did it
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with dna samples from three suspects
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scientists hoped to determine who killed
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college student jennifer holland
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and had it not been for science there's
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no telling what would have happened
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had we not had the dna under her nails
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or on the collar of her shirt
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or on the carpet we may never have
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solved this crime
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without the forensic evidence i don't
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think there would have been an arrest
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the dna results left no doubt jeremy
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rosser
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was in jenna's apartment on the night of
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the murder
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how would your skin cells be under here
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what snapped what made him want to want
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to do this to her
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it's weird when police arrested rosser
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he wasn't surprised
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there's no screaming yelling i'm
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innocent what are you talking about it's
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just
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oh okay and so that was
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a big indication
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prosecutors believe that rosser's
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intrusion into jenna's apartment
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while she was in the shower was no
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accident
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after that encounter prosecutors believe
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rosser used his master key
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again on the night of the murder to
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enter
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janna's apartment while she was at work
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this time they believe he hid in jenna's
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second bedroom
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and waited for her
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jenna came home around 9 30 p.m
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but her boyfriend spencer hood also
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stopped by
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something rosser probably didn't
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anticipate
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this forced rosser to wait another three
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hours
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spencer left shortly after midnight
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nicely i love you too
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but he called jenna at 12 47 to say
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good night
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after that call jenna went to bed
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and at some point rosser attacked
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jenna fought for her life scratching him
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collecting his skin cells
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he strangled her to death
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tiny drops of rosser's blood landed on
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jenna's shirt
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and on the rug next to her body
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i would like to say that jenna in her
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last moments i guess
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fought like she always fights and she's
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been a fighter
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and that was enough to help us identify
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who this person was so that we could
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try and achieve some small sense of
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justice for her and her family
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when charged with jenna's murder rosser
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admitted he
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was guilty in order to spare his family
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the ordeals of a trial
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rosser never revealed his motive
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it's possible that jeremy entered
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jenna's apartment to burglarize it
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and then once spencer left jeremy may
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have exited the bedroom
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hoping to get whatever he was there to
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steal
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and was caught by jenna and then
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subsequently had to end up murdering
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her being that she knew his identity
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it's also possible the assault had
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something to do
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with his marital problems at the time
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jenna looked very similar in bill
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to rosser's ex-wife he may have
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assaulted jenna based on the fact that
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he was angry with his ex-wife
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the forensic evidence was crucial to
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this case
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because we don't have a motive without
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his dna we don't really have a motive
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for him going into that apartment
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regardless of his motive jeremy rosser
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was convicted of jennifer holland's
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murder
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and was sentenced to 55 years in prison
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he has two children you're gonna grow up
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with a dad in prison
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so there's a lot of people affected by
00:20:52
the decisions that
00:20:54
that rosser made this case stands out to
00:20:56
me and i consider it to be one of the
00:20:57
most important cases that i've worked in
00:20:59
my career
00:21:00
based on the type of person that jenna
00:21:01
was she was a young person
00:21:03
that had her life ahead of her and it's
00:21:06
just a tragic event
00:21:08
that has to happen to someone like her

Badges

This episode stands out for the following:

  • 80
    Most heartbreaking
  • 75
    Most intense
  • 70
    Most shocking
  • 70
    Most surprising

Episode Highlights

  • Tragic Death of Jenna Holland
    A 20-year-old college student dies unexpectedly, raising questions about her sudden death.
    “It's very unusual for a 20 year old girl to die suddenly of natural causes.”
    @ 00m 13s
    March 13, 2021
  • Investigation Unfolds
    As investigators delve into Jenna's death, they uncover a web of suspects and evidence.
    “We had no idea what had cost her death; there were just more questions than answers.”
    @ 00m 24s
    March 13, 2021
  • Forensic Breakthrough
    DNA evidence from Jenna's fingernails leads investigators closer to identifying her killer.
    “If we could ever get DNA from a suspect that matched, we would have our killer.”
    @ 11m 25s
    March 13, 2021
  • Jeremy Rosser Convicted
    The maintenance man is found guilty of Jenna's murder and sentenced to 55 years in prison.
    “This case stands out to me as one of the most important cases I've worked in my career.”
    @ 20m 56s
    March 13, 2021

Episode Quotes

  • Oh my god.
    Low Maintenance | Forensic Files | S14 E13 | FULL EPISODE
  • It's creepy just to think about.
    Low Maintenance | Forensic Files | S14 E13 | FULL EPISODE
  • She fought like she always fights.
    Low Maintenance | Forensic Files | S14 E13 | FULL EPISODE

Key Moments

  • Tragedy Strikes00:05
  • Investigation Begins00:24
  • Love Story01:00
  • Murder Discovery01:48
  • Forensic Evidence11:25
  • Justice Served20:40

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