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Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode

January 12, 2021 / 44:09

This episode of Women Behind Bars covers the cases of Jessica Gentry and Shannon Bouillard, focusing on their involvement in violent crimes. Jessica Gentry was convicted of murdering her adoptive grandmother, Carolyn Joyce Thomas, while Shannon Bouillard was found guilty of killing a bystander during a dice game.

Jessica Gentry's story begins with her troubled childhood, marked by instability and abuse. At 21, she conspired with her boyfriend, Sean Barkley, and friend Drew Alexander to murder her grandmother for financial gain. The episode details the planning and execution of the crime, including how they suffocated Joyce and disposed of her body.

Shannon Bouillard's narrative highlights her struggles with addiction and the impact of her choices on her family. After losing money in a dice game, she retaliated by shooting at the game's host, resulting in the death of 19-year-old Shawana Moss. The episode examines the circumstances leading to the shooting and the subsequent trial.

Both women faced severe consequences for their actions, with Jessica receiving a life sentence and Shannon sentenced to 85 years in prison. The episode reflects on the lasting effects of their crimes on their families and communities.

Overall, the episode presents a stark look at the lives of these women and the tragic outcomes of their decisions.

TL;DR

Jessica Gentry and Shannon Bouillard committed violent crimes, leading to tragic outcomes for their families and communities.

Episode

44:09
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on this episode of women behind bars
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one woman is convicted in the murder of
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her adoptive grandmother
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jessica was one that suggested that
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putting a bag over her head to kill
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joyce
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i was aware of what was going on but it
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was like i had no control over like i
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was scared
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to do anything say anything
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then shannon bourard is found guilty of
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killing an innocent bystander
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at a neighborhood dice game she had
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something to prove to somebody that
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they just wasn't gonna win and that's
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what she did she retaliate
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her daughter looked up at her shook her
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head and
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exhaled her last breath and died leaving
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little two-year-old baby charles
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motherless
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two women two brutal crimes these are
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the stories of jessica gentry
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and shannon bouard
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on february 12 1999 a construction
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company discovered the body of a woman
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floating in a creek bed below a bridge
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just into the water was a partially
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submerged body
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we didn't have any indication who she
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would be the jane doe was later
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identified as 57-year-old carolyn joyce
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thomas
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the investigation led to the victim's
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granddaughter 21 year old jessica gentry
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and her friends sean barclay
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and drew alexander shawn
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and drew put a a bag
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over her head and suffocated her
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jessica was their access into joyce's
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home
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so the killing could be accomplished her
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obsession
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with sean barkley is what drove her
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involvement
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all i wanted was him i never wanted her
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to die
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was jessica gentry the mastermind in a
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plot to murder her grandmother
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or was she unable to stop her boyfriend
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from committing the crime
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i was born at parkland memorial hospital
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my early years
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i spent roaming around my parents were
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nomads never had a stable place
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her father he's an alcoholic and did
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drugs and
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couldn't ever hold a job down and her
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mother she
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couldn't stay off the booze when jessica
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was three
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her birth mother had jessica's brother
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jason and justin joined the family three
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years later
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at six years old jessica found herself
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in what she says was an unstable
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parental environment
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taking care of her young siblings my
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main concern
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was my brothers i did everything to look
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out for them
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at one time they were living in the back
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of their car out the lake
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jessica claims her early childhood was
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also colored by abuse from her
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biological father
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he was real abusive towards my mom he
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was
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abusive towards me physical abuse sexual
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abuse
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in 1983 when jessica was seven years old
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her biological parents realized they
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were unable to support their children
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her father told us that he couldn't take
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care of him anymore
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so we went over and picked him up sandy
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and her husband royce gentry jessica's
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biological uncle who had no children of
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their own
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adopted both jessica and jason another
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aunt took jessica's baby
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brother justin for the seven-year-old
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girl the ordeal was emotionally damaging
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i felt abandoned and i grew up feeling
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like i was trash
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and that's just the way i felt growing
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up all my life
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with new parents jessica finally got to
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have a childhood
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i didn't have to worry about where i was
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going to sleep where my next meal was
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going to come from
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but in school the young girls
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insecurities continued to mount
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from the very beginning i was always the
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outcast
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she struggled in school jessica was a
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follower
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if you told her go jump off the side of
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the cliff she probably would just to
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have a friend
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when jessica was 14 years old her
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adoptive parents royce and sandy
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divorced
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jessica chose to stay with royce but she
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quickly started to rebel
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i was skipping class i had started
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falling in with the wrong kids and i
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started drinking
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and smoking cigarettes jessica also
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struggled with her weight
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which made her feel even lonelier during
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her high school years
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jessica was a heavyset girl but she was
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a very pretty girl
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but she didn't feel that way being
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overweight is like
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you would do anything to be accepted um
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sleeping with the boys just it didn't
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matter whoever
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just whatever they wanted jessie used
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sex to get boys to like her
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jessie had jessie didn't feel like
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anybody could like her she just had no
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self-esteem whatsoever
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at age 16 jessica moved in with sandy
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and her new husband
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during the week she stayed in alvarado
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with sandy's mother
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carolyn joyce thomas known as joyce so
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that she could attend a better school
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it was really freedom to me
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because my grandmother didn't didn't
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hold a fist over me
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but jessica returned to sandy's house
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every weekend where they eventually
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realized that the arrangement was not
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working out
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they seemed that i was getting out of
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control i started smoking marijuana and
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getting into the heavier drugs and so
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they brought me back bought a new house
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put me in a different school district
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sandy and her husband
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enrolled jessica in her third high
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school which was in arlington
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in 1997 she finally earned her diploma
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i had repeated grades six and nine and i
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was
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20 16 to be 21 when i graduated
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fresh out of high school jessica was
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more interested in partying than going
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to work
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and she had a job and we couldn't figure
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out why she wasn't going to work
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i found reasons to call in go hang out
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with my friends and sneak out at night
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and just
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i went crazy jessica would either get
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fired because of her drug use
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or she just preferred to mooch off of
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others instead of supporting herself
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at that job they did random drug tests
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and when i knew the drug test was coming
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up i just stopped going to work well
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they called and that's how she found out
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i said jessica what are you doing and
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she says i'm smoking pot
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and i said when are you smoking this pot
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i have some in my bedroom right now
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she was hurt and my stepfather
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couldn't take me abusing my mom like
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that and he just put me out
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with nothing jessica was
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concerned about one person and that was
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herself
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and even when people would try to help
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her
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she would take advantage of people even
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those that loved her
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on her own jessica worked odd jobs and
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got an apartment with friends
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but everything changed when she met sean
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barclay
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i don't believe in love at first sight
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but that's what it felt like
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i knew that he was going to change my
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life i didn't know it was going to be
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like this but i knew that
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somehow we were going to be connected
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forever for the rest of our lives
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when jesse met him he was just bouncing
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around he had been to the penitentiary
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before for a burglary of a habitation
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he didn't work he generally just lived
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off other people
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he had a girlfriend but he started
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living with me
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we became inseparable according to her
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she loved him a whole lot more than he
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loved her
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but i think that both sean and jessica
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were using each other
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in the meantime jessica could no longer
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pay rent
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so she turned to her grandmother for
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help i had called him and asked her if
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i'd come stay with her
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and she let me come with the promise
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that i was going to get a job and help
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her pay her bills
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when women behind bars continues jessica
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helped in the the planning of the
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killing they wanted to
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find out what it was like to kill a
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person i said just
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just dump her right here
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in 1998 21 year old jessica gentry was
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unable to hold down a job
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due to drug use she appealed to her
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adoptive grandmother carolyn joyce
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thomas to take her in
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she spoiled us she would spend lots of
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money on clothes and shoes
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and food she was loving
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but i never felt like i was her
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granddaughter
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i always felt like my cousins who were
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her biological blood
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were who she cared for most
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mom did say something to jessica several
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times about jessica you need to get out
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and find a job
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but she never did then jessica began
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taking advantage of joyce's hospitality
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when she would go to sleep i would take
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her keys and go and see shawn
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one night while jessica was on the phone
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with sean and their friend
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eighteen-year-old drew alexander shawn
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made a comment about her grandmother
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shawn wanted me to come over and i told
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him that
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my grandmother was still awake he was
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like well put her to bed
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i didn't take it as anything it was
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just boys talking but the topic
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resurfaced
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several days later they were talking
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about ways to kill somebody
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and everybody was participating things
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that we had seen in the movies
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they read in books somehow they began
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talking about
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how they could go about killing miss
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thomas jessica was one that suggested
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that putting a bag over her head to kill
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joyce
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gentry says the subject did not come up
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again until two weeks later
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on february 11 1999 jessica had an
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argument with her grandmother
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when she was caught sneaking shawn into
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the house she was telling me that she
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wanted him out the house
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and i kept promising he'll be gone he'll
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be gone
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well he never left sean hung out with
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jessica that day while her grandmother
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was at work
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he just stood up and said i'm gonna kill
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her and i was like what
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jessica maintains she still didn't take
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sean seriously
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later that night when joyce came home
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from work jessica's boyfriend made a
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declaration
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sean barkley said tonight is the night
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or has to be done now or
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something along those lines according to
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jessica sean had made up his
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mind to kill her grandmother all i know
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is that shawn kept talking about the car
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the car
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was a sense of freedom i can't say that
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that's why
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he killed her and at the time that's all
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he talked about
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jessica says she felt powerless and
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could not oppose her boyfriend
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she was afraid jessie is the type of
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person
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she's not going to argue she also was
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madly in love
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with sean barkley and sean barkley and
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her grandmother did not get along
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i wanted sean to come live with me to be
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closer
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i didn't like the fact that he was all
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the way out in fort worth
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but according to the prosecution it was
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jessica who pressured sean into killing
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her grandmother all along
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the motive in this case was to simply
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get
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her car i think that
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jessica knew that her grandmother was
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getting ready to kick her out
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and she wanted to use her grandmother's
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property
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and when jessica said that she
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wanted to know what it was like to kill
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someone i think that that was a large
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part of the motive
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sean had tried to sneak up on miss
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thomas and was not successful
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and sean was angry with himself for not
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being able to
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just attack this woman and kill her so
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miss thomas lies down on the couch and
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goes to sleep and shawn
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recruited jessie to kill her grandmother
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and she says i'm not helping you
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jessica claims she called their friend
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drew alexander to help her calm sean
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down
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shawn ended up taking my grandmother's
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keys and
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going to pick drew up and by the time
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they got back
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it was like shawn had convinced drew
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that this is what they were going to do
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but the prosecution contended that it
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was jessica who had enlisted drew to
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participate in the murder of her
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grandmother
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all three of them wanted to find out
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what it was like to kill a person
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and jessica knew that
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shawn was going to kill her grandmother
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and actually when shawn said that
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he couldn't do it himself she called
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drew to recruit him to come over and
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help
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they put a either a pillow or a garbage
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bag
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over her nose precluding her from
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breathing
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that was shawn barkley that did that
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drew was holding her feet down
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and then after they thought she was dead
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they put a cigarette out on her leg to
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try to
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make sure that she was dead
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jessie says that she was in her bedroom
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she put a pillow over her ears to try
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not to hear
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it was like an out of body experience
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was like i had no control
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like i was scared to do anything
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say anything but jessica was perfectly
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in control
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according to the prosecution she heard
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her grandmother screaming
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and the dogs started barking so jessica
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got up and put the dogs in another room
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so that they'd quiet down
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there was virtually no
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credible evidence that jessica was
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acting under duress or
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under the domination or intimidation of
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these two guys
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gentry claims that once joyce had died
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she peeked out the door
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into the darkened living room i saw
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just like a lump on the couch
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and i saw sean standing over the lump
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and
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drew sitting on it and i knew it was my
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grandmother
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i immediately closed the door and just
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laid on my bed and cried
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according to jessica she remained in her
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bedroom until the boys came to get her
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shawn told me to go out and just wait in
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the car they wrapped her in garbage bags
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and put her in the trunk of the toyota
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and the three of them drove around
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looking for a location to dump the body
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i was scared and i was throwing up
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they eventually ended up on a farm to
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market road in the southwestern portion
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of tarrant county
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i panicked and i said just just dump it
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right here you know just
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let's get rid of the body drew and sean
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took joyce's body out of the trunk and
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literally
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tossed it over the side of the bridge to
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the creek bed below
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while jessica was acting more or less as
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a lookout
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after they disposed of the body they
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went back to miss thomas's residence
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drew alexander made a comment that you
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don't know my name i'm not here so he
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goes back to wherever he goes while
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jessica and sean slept
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a construction crew 30 miles away made a
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grisly discovery
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i received a dispatch call to go to a
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bridge area
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and just into the water was a partially
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submerged body
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obviously it was a white female older
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lady
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the body was lying partially on on right
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side
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but pretty much face up with the head
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toward the bridge and then the feet back
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upstream here
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black trash bags were still around her
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feet and she had on just kind of pastel
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print nightgown
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the body was originally a jane doe
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as the tarrant county sheriff's
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department began their investigation on
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the unidentified woman
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sandy malone started to worry about her
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mother
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mom was killed the day before my
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birthday of 1999
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and mom didn't call me that day
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i'm sorry i just thought that maybe she
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was working
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and that she didn't have time
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i thought well she'll call me tomorrow
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she'd call me the next day either
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[Music]
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when women behind bars continues i
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absolutely believe that jessica gentry
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was the mastermind of this
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i told her if that means you spin
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the rest of your life in a 4x4 cell
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i hope you think about it every day
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and later in this episode of women
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behind bars a dice game turns deadly
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that's all she kept saying my only
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daughter why you killed my daughter
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on february 12 1999 jessica gentry hid
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in her bedroom while her boyfriend sean
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barclay
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and their friend drew alexander
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smothered her grandmother
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57 year old carolyn joyce thomas the
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three friends then dumped the body over
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a bridge where it was soon found
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but not identified jessica and sean made
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plans to leave town
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he said well we'll just take the stuff
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from your grandmother's house i'm upon
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it
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he took vcrs and tv
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microwave and video cassettes
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shawn didn't have a picture id so that
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left it up to me to pawn everything
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on february 13th jessica went
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to two pawn shops in the far western
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side of fort worth
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and that netted them a sum of 180
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dollars
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the last night that we were actually
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here in texas
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sean told me that he andrew had been
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talking about what they would do to me
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if i ever called the laws on them and i
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just
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i remember looking at sean i was like i
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wouldn't do that it didn't dawn on me
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that my family was going to be in pain
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the only thing i couldn't fathom was
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losing sean
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jessica continued following the boy's
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lead but she says her fear of sean was
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mounting
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whatever sean barkley told her to do
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for whatever reason jesse was under the
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power to do it
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barclay and gentry took joyce's car and
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drove to memphis tennessee
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meanwhile jessica's mom sandy was
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growing more concerned about the
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whereabouts of her mother
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i get a phone call from my brother
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asking me if i heard from mom
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he says her job's looking for her i
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called the orange and police department
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to make a missing person report sandy
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met the officers at joyce's duplex in
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arlington
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there was a little bit of blood in the
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in the apartment
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we found a letter written by jessica
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laid on
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the dining room table and it states
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granny
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i'm sorry about the way i've been acting
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then down at the bottom it says by the
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way tell mom i said happy birthday
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love jessica. and then there was a ps on
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the note
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and it said i took a couple of pieces of
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your candy
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the day after the report was filed
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police got a hit on the jane doe found
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several days earlier in tarrant county
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they were able to determine that the
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body of the victim
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was that of carolyn joyce thomas
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police zeroed in on jessica gentry as
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their number one suspect
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investigators tracked her down at a
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motel in memphis
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and they told jessica uh your
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grandmother's missing
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do you know where she's at no they got
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to hold the memphis police they wouldn't
00:19:58
have found the vehicle
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it was mothers the detective
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obtained warrants for sean barkley and
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jessica gentry for the murder
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of joyce he convinced me to come back by
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telling me that
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at that point i wasn't a suspect my
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family needed my help
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i told him that i would be back i told
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him the next day i'd go get a bus ticket
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and
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we'd be back when we drove into dallas
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and we
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got to the terminal and i seen the
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detective standing there
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and i told sean they're here to get us
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on february 17th
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five days after the murder jessica
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gentry and sean barclay were arrested at
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a bus station in downtown dallas
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drew alexander was apprehended the next
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day she was charged with
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capital murder which is a murder
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committed in the course of committing a
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robbery
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jessica gave a lengthy statement to the
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arlington homicide detective
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as far as what had happened to my
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grandmother
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there was points where i was just
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convincing myself well
00:21:05
it didn't matter i still had sean i
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contacted sandy
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and she hung up on me i said i don't
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want to talk to her
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we find out we just lost our mother and
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the way we lost her
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and then we find out that we have a
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daughter involved in it
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she was obviously grieving for her
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mother
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and she was grieving somewhat for
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jessica too because this was a child
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that she had
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helped raise and she wanted jessica
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to come to justice whenever the district
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attorney's tells me
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that we're going to trial and we're not
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going to go for the death penalty
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i was furious i couldn't understand why
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i should give three people
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the chance to live the rest of their
00:21:58
life in prison when they did not give my
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mother that choice
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there's no question in my mind that
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jesse did not instigate this this was
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sean barkley's idea
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he did it solely to get miss thomas's
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vehicle
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i absolutely believe that jessica gentry
00:22:40
was the mastermind of this that
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but for the actions of jessica gentry
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here and none of this would have
00:22:45
happened
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and joyce would still be alive they
00:22:49
said that i was manipulative that i was
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narcissistic
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i was 286 pounds i had no self-esteem
00:22:57
my actions at the time were because i
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just wanted acceptance
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it was our theory at trial that her fear
00:23:06
as well as her obsession with sean
00:23:08
barkley is what drove her involvement in
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this offense
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the defense tried to say that
00:23:15
jessica went along with the murders
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because
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she was afraid of shawn and drew that
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was contrived
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in jessica's mind only and we had in our
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possession some letters
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that really blew that defensive theory
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right out of the water perhaps jessica
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in her own mind had
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had thoughts of marrying sean barkley
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the letter
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was atrocious
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after they were arrested for the murder
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of joyce
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jessica wrote sean a letter
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expressing her love for shawn
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and asking that they put this whole
00:23:54
incident behind them
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and she never once showed or stated
00:23:59
any concern about what they had done to
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her grandmother
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the contents of that letter really hurt
00:24:05
her so too
00:24:06
did her testimony gentry failed to
00:24:09
elicit any sympathy from the jury when
00:24:11
she took the stand
00:24:13
the jury did not care for jessica
00:24:16
this young lady came off
00:24:19
really as a very cold individual that
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didn't appear to really give any second
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thought to the murder of her grandmother
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i was living outside of myself for that
00:24:30
whole time that i was there
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on december 2nd 1999 after three days of
00:24:36
testimony
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the jury delivered its verdict jessica
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gentry was guilty of capital murder
00:24:42
jessica was convicted as a party to the
00:24:44
offense
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and a party under texas law can be
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convicted
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and sentenced just as the principal can
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i'm not saying that i'm innocent but as
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far as being guilty of taking her life
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[Music]
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it's not my fault i paid the biggest
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price
00:25:02
as far as my freedom
00:25:06
gentry was sentenced to life in prison
00:25:10
at the conclusion of the trial sandy
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made a very um
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moving and heartfelt allocation
00:25:20
statement
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i told her that i forgave her
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but it doesn't mean it can have anything
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to do with you
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what you did you have to pay for it so
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if that means you spend
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the rest of your life in a 4x4 cell
00:25:40
i hope you think about it every day
00:25:43
gentry must spend 40 years in prison
00:25:46
before she is eligible for parole
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she is serving her sentence at a maximum
00:25:50
security prison in gatesville texas
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jessica tries to stay positive i've been
00:25:56
working to get certified as a braille
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typist
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just trying to keep my mind occupied
00:26:01
where
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i won't just give up and die
00:26:06
her family is still coping with their
00:26:08
loss
00:26:10
she took so much away from this family
00:26:13
mom has
00:26:14
two granddaughters that don't have her
00:26:15
around anymore
00:26:17
i'm still angry but like i can forgive
00:26:21
her because i know that
00:26:22
it's the right thing to do but i will
00:26:24
never be able to forget what she's done
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i don't even want to think about her
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just
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makes me so upset to this day i can't
00:26:33
give my family closure
00:26:36
i can't answer their questions as to why
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it was selfish and it was needless
00:27:04
and now i wish i could take it back
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next up on women behind bars she had a
00:27:19
gun down by her side
00:27:20
she had something to prove to somebody
00:27:22
and that's what she did she retaliate
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for more information about women behind
00:27:28
bars go to wetv.com
00:27:36
on a warm april afternoon in 1998
00:27:40
shots were fired into a courtyard where
00:27:42
neighbors played cards and dice at an
00:27:44
apartment complex in south dallas
00:27:48
a 19 year old girl shawana moss was
00:27:50
struck in the chest
00:27:52
the bullet pierces her heart and she
00:27:54
dies almost instantly
00:27:55
the suspect of the shooting was 28 year
00:27:58
old shannon bouillard
00:27:59
addicted to drugs shannon allegedly spun
00:28:01
into a rage when she lost her crack
00:28:03
cocaine money in a craps game
00:28:05
her intention was to injure the man
00:28:07
running the table lester earl boyd
00:28:10
he was a person that miss bouillard
00:28:14
had her dispute with he was shot in the
00:28:16
lake
00:28:17
he survived their shooting shannon
00:28:19
thought that because she just didn't
00:28:20
mean to
00:28:21
kill shawana that she that she shouldn't
00:28:23
be in trouble and wouldn't be
00:28:25
maybe it was an accident but she was
00:28:27
killed
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was the death of shawana moss an
00:28:30
accident or did shannon bouard shoot to
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kill
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[Music]
00:28:42
shannon yvette bouillard grew up in the
00:28:44
tough oak cliff section of south dallas
00:28:47
opportunity is not there there's not a
00:28:49
lot of money flowing through oak cliff
00:28:51
and the kids in the neighborhood is
00:28:53
doing whatever they can to survive
00:28:55
shannon had a very rough childhood she
00:28:58
was a rebel in the family
00:28:59
and she didn't like authority and she
00:29:02
didn't have a father figure
00:29:04
reviewing shannon's case i would suspect
00:29:06
maybe a
00:29:07
mismanaged home in which she was allowed
00:29:10
too much freedom as a child
00:29:13
shannon attended sarah zumwalt middle
00:29:15
school but dropped out in the eighth
00:29:17
grade when she discovered she was
00:29:18
pregnant
00:29:19
on march 17 1983 the 13 year old gave
00:29:23
birth to a son
00:29:24
antoine she had a child when she was
00:29:26
very young
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and it did formulate her life because
00:29:29
she had to be a responsible
00:29:31
parent and she was not two years later
00:29:34
she had another son
00:29:35
dominique but instead of caring for her
00:29:37
kids shannon used drugs to escape
00:29:40
from the reality of her difficult
00:29:41
situation it was pretty tough on
00:29:43
dominican's brother
00:29:44
he said a lot of times they was at home
00:29:46
alone by themselves
00:29:47
he said his mother was doing some drugs
00:29:50
when they was
00:29:51
kids shannon had the bad bad end of the
00:29:54
stick as far as raising the kids
00:29:56
and and not being there as a mother for
00:30:00
me
00:30:00
not a good example leaving them walking
00:30:03
out on them
00:30:04
quite possibly she used to self-heal
00:30:08
or medicate some of the traumas that had
00:30:10
happened in her life
00:30:13
crack cocaine was shannon's drug of
00:30:15
choice and the addiction was fierce
00:30:18
it quickly consumed her life the crack
00:30:20
cocaine
00:30:21
seemingly makes everything else go away
00:30:23
drugs are more important to an addict
00:30:25
than their their children
00:30:27
their parents their siblings anything
00:30:30
she was not emotionally capable of being
00:30:33
a stay-at-home mom
00:30:36
in 1987 shannon was arrested on theft
00:30:38
charges
00:30:39
soon after her young sons were taken
00:30:41
away and placed in foster care
00:30:43
she wanted to be a mom but she got into
00:30:46
the drugs
00:30:47
and it just changed her life those
00:30:50
children had to be taken away
00:30:51
that her life was changed forever
00:30:53
shannon's drug use
00:30:54
intensified when she turned to
00:30:56
prostitution as a means of supporting
00:30:58
her habit
00:31:00
it's very very easy to exchange sex for
00:31:02
drugs
00:31:03
they don't have to hustle money they
00:31:05
don't have to hold a job
00:31:07
there's someone out there always pulling
00:31:10
these young girls in
00:31:11
it's a very rough neighborhood tough
00:31:14
lots of drugs prostitution criminal
00:31:17
activity
00:31:18
i don't know how anyone makes it over
00:31:19
there but people have to live that away
00:31:22
because they have no other avenues out
00:31:24
she probably used
00:31:26
the prostitution to support the drug
00:31:28
habit and the drug habit in turn
00:31:30
fueled the need to
00:31:33
be a prostitute just an endless cycle
00:31:36
once you become a prostitute there's no
00:31:38
going back from that because of the
00:31:39
shame
00:31:40
bourard also continued to have run-ins
00:31:42
with the law
00:31:43
majority of her arrests were for they
00:31:46
were mainly for narcotics for
00:31:49
prostitution
00:31:50
and for theft offenses and she had quite
00:31:53
a few arrests
00:31:54
in all of those categories meanwhile
00:31:57
shannon's sons were adopted by their
00:31:59
foster family the littletons
00:32:01
her youngest dominique was poised to
00:32:03
head down a similar path of drugs and
00:32:05
crime
00:32:06
until greg hatley intervened hatley had
00:32:09
started the oak cliff boxing club a gym
00:32:11
for kids in the community
00:32:13
i started training and picking up little
00:32:15
guys you know around the corner and
00:32:17
dominic was one of them every day would
00:32:19
pick him up and uh
00:32:20
bring him to the gym and train him
00:32:22
boxing really was like another life to
00:32:24
him
00:32:24
for him you know it's like something he
00:32:26
looked forward to every day
00:32:28
he was definitely full of talent and he
00:32:30
was just looking for something to get
00:32:31
some of that
00:32:32
anger out on as dominique littleton
00:32:34
honed his boxing skills
00:32:36
his mother shannon bouillard was living
00:32:38
just five miles away
00:32:40
at the general rental apartments the
00:32:42
complex was a low-rent housing area on
00:32:44
diceman avenue
00:32:45
and birdsong drive in oak cliff it was
00:32:48
a very crime ridden apartment complex
00:32:52
in a crime-ridden area of dallas
00:32:55
two of shannon's neighbors were katima
00:32:57
moss and her 19-year-old daughter
00:32:59
shawana
00:33:00
katima was a hard-working woman she
00:33:02
supported her daughter shawana
00:33:04
shewana had just graduated she had just
00:33:07
got a job
00:33:08
and she was trying to raise her
00:33:11
son that she had just had being people
00:33:14
without opportunity
00:33:16
they had to live in places that they
00:33:18
could afford and unfortunately
00:33:19
this was one
00:33:24
[Music]
00:33:28
katima and shawana started a card game
00:33:31
in the courtyard as a way of socializing
00:33:33
other tenants joined them playing games
00:33:35
and hanging out
00:33:38
these apartments on diceman had a large
00:33:40
courtyard
00:33:42
and katima and shawana and two other
00:33:45
friends
00:33:45
were playing cards and they're just
00:33:47
enjoying the day
00:33:49
about two or three tables out there and
00:33:52
they was all sitting there playing cards
00:33:54
and dominoes and they was gambling
00:33:56
shannon was upstairs in her apartment
00:33:58
smoking crack with a friend
00:34:00
when they ran out of drugs she left with
00:34:02
her last five dollars to score more
00:34:04
crack
00:34:05
she decided to try her luck at the craps
00:34:07
table manned by lester earl boyd
00:34:09
shanick makes her first bet two dollars
00:34:12
which she loses
00:34:13
the next bet she makes is for the final
00:34:15
three dollars but during this throw she
00:34:17
rolled up
00:34:18
what's called a cocked die one of the
00:34:20
dye didn't land fully on the ground
00:34:23
so her contention was that she was
00:34:25
entitled to
00:34:26
an extra roll of the dice lester
00:34:29
said no that's not the case you lost and
00:34:31
took her money
00:34:33
shannon bourne didn't think that was
00:34:34
fair she was just furious about this
00:34:38
according to witnesses shannon became
00:34:40
enraged and screamed profanities at boyd
00:34:43
there's statements that shannon picked
00:34:45
up brick threatened lester with it
00:34:47
lester in turn goes to his car gets a
00:34:50
gun when she sticks in his waistband
00:34:52
she had a mean streak in her the
00:34:54
attitude that she had with
00:34:56
everybody you know is like she had
00:34:59
something to prove
00:35:00
she was ready to fight just if you made
00:35:02
her mad
00:35:03
crack cocaine tends to elevate any
00:35:05
emotion that you have
00:35:07
if you're angry it tends to send you in
00:35:09
a tailspin of rage
00:35:11
in shannon's case she was angry
00:35:14
obviously
00:35:15
that she had lost her three dollars that
00:35:17
was her crack cocaine money and from her
00:35:19
point of view i mean her life had just
00:35:21
ended
00:35:22
i heard two people arguing and i looked
00:35:24
up out the window
00:35:25
shannon walked up the driveway like she
00:35:28
was going home instead
00:35:30
bouiard went to a friend's apartment to
00:35:32
borrow a weapon
00:35:33
i heard her coming back and she had a
00:35:35
gun down by her side
00:35:37
she was saying to herself they got me uh
00:35:40
messed up
00:35:40
and it just ain't gonna be like this she
00:35:43
had something to prove
00:35:44
to somebody and that's what she did she
00:35:46
retaliate
00:35:48
when women behind bars continues she
00:35:50
lifted the gun and said
00:35:52
all y'all big and small and just opened
00:35:56
fire
00:36:01
[Music]
00:36:04
by 1998 28 year old shannon burt had
00:36:07
spent time in jail for prostitution
00:36:09
theft and drugs had her kids taken away
00:36:12
and struggled with an addiction to crack
00:36:14
cocaine on april 18th
00:36:16
a dispute over three dollars lost in a
00:36:18
dice game pushed shannon over the edge
00:36:21
after engaging in a verbal altercation
00:36:23
burrard retreated to a neighbor's
00:36:25
apartment to get a gun
00:36:27
the weapon is an sks 7.62 it's a
00:36:31
assault rifle it's meant to
00:36:34
cause as much damage to a person's body
00:36:38
as it possibly can everyone was sitting
00:36:41
around the card table
00:36:43
she was peeking around the corner and
00:36:45
they saw her doing that and they were
00:36:47
laughing at her when she rounded the
00:36:48
corner she lifted the gun
00:36:50
she stepped back on her right leg throw
00:36:52
the gun up and caught it with a left
00:36:54
she says all y'all big and small
00:36:57
and opens fire and then she dropped it
00:37:00
back
00:37:00
beside her and walked back down the
00:37:03
driveway
00:37:04
i was up in that one and all this was
00:37:06
going on i could hear people
00:37:08
screaming and hollering so i ran that
00:37:10
way too the actual intended target of
00:37:13
the shooting was lester boyd he was the
00:37:14
person that was conducting the dice game
00:37:17
he was a person that miss boulard
00:37:21
had her dispute with and he was shot in
00:37:23
the lake
00:37:25
uh he survived that shooting but
00:37:27
19-year-old shawana moss
00:37:29
a new mother got caught in the line of
00:37:31
fire shawana moss
00:37:33
is struck in the side of her chest
00:37:36
katima shawana's mother who was right
00:37:39
there
00:37:41
runs around the apartments thinking that
00:37:43
her daughter is behind her
00:37:45
when she realizes she's not she goes to
00:37:47
her daughter
00:37:48
and that's when we seen the uh young
00:37:49
lady laying flat on her back
00:37:52
and her mother was in a state of shock i
00:37:54
could see her picking chairs up and
00:37:56
slaying them behind her
00:37:58
trying to get to a doll and was calling
00:38:00
her daughter name and
00:38:01
they ran to the front and called the
00:38:03
ambulance from the pay phone
00:38:05
katima is literally holding her in her
00:38:08
arms as her daughter
00:38:09
and exhaled her last breath and died
00:38:12
leaving little two-month baby charles
00:38:16
motherless the ambulance rushed shawana
00:38:19
to baylor hospital where doctors
00:38:21
attempted to revive her
00:38:22
the shooting actually occurred at
00:38:24
approximately 6 30 p.m
00:38:26
miss moss was transported to the
00:38:27
hospital and the doctor
00:38:29
declared her deceased at 7 05 pm
00:38:34
meanwhile shannon returned the gun to
00:38:36
her neighbor and fled
00:38:37
soon after officers from the dallas
00:38:39
police department arrived at the general
00:38:41
rental apartment complex
00:38:43
when the police officers got there they
00:38:46
were given a physical description of who
00:38:48
was involved
00:38:49
according to shannon she returned to the
00:38:51
scene to explain to the police that she
00:38:53
did not intend to shoot shawana
00:38:55
she thought because she was having a
00:38:57
fight with lester and she killed someone
00:38:59
else by
00:39:00
accident that should be okay
00:39:03
other witnesses remember it differently
00:39:05
she hid in the dumpster
00:39:07
and people seen her coming out the
00:39:09
dumpster she walked back towards the
00:39:11
general room i mean walk past police and
00:39:14
everything
00:39:14
shanna did not approach the police there
00:39:16
were people at the scene who said
00:39:18
that's her that's the woman who
00:39:19
committed the crime and so the police
00:39:21
apprehended her there
00:39:23
i seen the mother store trying to fight
00:39:26
and the police and stuff grabbed her
00:39:28
and they had kind of shattered him and
00:39:29
put her in the car and she wanted to
00:39:32
know how come you killed my daughter
00:39:33
that's all she kept saying
00:39:35
my only daughter why you killed my
00:39:36
daughter
00:39:39
board was taken to dallas police
00:39:41
headquarters where she confessed to the
00:39:43
shooting
00:39:44
i made her a plea bargain offer offer of
00:39:46
40 years she turned it down that's her
00:39:48
option
00:39:49
and so you just roll the dice she still
00:39:52
believed
00:39:52
that she didn't do anything wrong
00:39:54
because the mind is so messed up with
00:39:56
drugs
00:39:57
you you have an illusion as to what
00:40:00
really happened at the time
00:40:07
shannon board was charged with
00:40:09
first-degree murder under the theory of
00:40:10
transferred intent
00:40:12
which means that if you intend to kill
00:40:14
one person
00:40:15
but then miss and hit another person
00:40:17
your intent to kill is transferred to
00:40:19
the person that you actually killed
00:40:22
the defense argued that lester earl boyd
00:40:24
pointed a gun at shannon
00:40:25
and threatened to kill her the
00:40:27
allegations from shannon was that lester
00:40:29
had a gun
00:40:30
lester admitted during the trial that he
00:40:32
had a gun in his pocket
00:40:34
but denied ever pointing it at shannon
00:40:36
maybe he just
00:40:37
flashed it on a raised shirt or
00:40:39
something i did not see him
00:40:41
point no gun at him it all had
00:40:44
everything to do with self-defense the
00:40:46
whole
00:40:47
a whole trial of course because that's
00:40:49
the only way she could get out from
00:40:51
under this
00:40:52
but i couldn't prove it she went
00:40:54
upstairs and got that gun in
00:40:55
and opened fire because she was mad
00:40:57
because they were all laughing at her
00:40:59
she had a great deal of remorse even all
00:41:01
the way through the trial
00:41:02
i mean she never intended to ever hurt
00:41:04
that girl during the trial she cried a
00:41:07
lot
00:41:07
um i think a lot of it was also
00:41:10
sorry for herself and on the witness
00:41:13
stand when she testified which she said
00:41:15
i didn't mean to kill that girl i was
00:41:17
trying to shoot earl
00:41:18
they weren't sympathetic to to her
00:41:22
on february 26th the jury returned with
00:41:25
a guilty verdict
00:41:26
shannon bourad was sentenced to 85 years
00:41:28
in prison
00:41:29
and given a ten thousand dollar fine the
00:41:32
jury was really
00:41:33
really pissed this little girl should
00:41:35
never have died
00:41:37
over what over three dollars and some
00:41:41
crack
00:41:43
as shannon adjusted to prison life in
00:41:45
gatesfield texas
00:41:47
her son dominique littleton thrived as
00:41:49
an up-and-coming boxer
00:41:51
dominique was a three-time dallas golden
00:41:52
globe champion two-time texas state
00:41:55
champion
00:41:55
he's a two-time national champion became
00:41:58
ranked number two in the united states
00:41:59
at uh
00:42:00
18 years old so he had quite a bit of
00:42:02
accomplishment in the boxing amateur
00:42:04
boxing
00:42:05
arena but despite his success dominique
00:42:08
struggled to come to terms with his
00:42:09
mother's choices
00:42:11
he never really got a chance to know
00:42:12
where his mom was
00:42:14
and he was here behind his mom you know
00:42:16
she used to write letters to dominique
00:42:18
and when he couldn't read well so i used
00:42:21
to read the letters to him
00:42:22
she was telling that she was sorry for
00:42:24
you know things the decisions she made
00:42:26
in life and you know keep the boxing up
00:42:28
in 2004 dominique just missed a spot on
00:42:31
the athens olympic team
00:42:32
later that year tragedy struck
00:42:35
[Music]
00:42:41
i got a phone call that he had just been
00:42:44
shot
00:42:45
he was playing with a gun russian
00:42:46
roulette he actually shot himself in the
00:42:48
head and died
00:42:54
shannon was devastated to learn of her
00:42:56
son's death she says she has taken some
00:42:58
anger management classes in prison
00:43:00
and hopes to earn the equivalent of a
00:43:02
high school diploma
00:43:03
by passing the ged exam
00:43:12
although it's been more than a decade
00:43:13
since shawana was taken away from them
00:43:16
the moss family is still coming to terms
00:43:18
with their loss
00:43:20
katima moss was utterly destroyed and
00:43:23
devastated
00:43:24
by shawana's death i mean they were
00:43:28
mother-daughter team i honestly think
00:43:30
that if katima
00:43:32
hadn't had to have you know raised
00:43:34
charles shawana's little boy
00:43:36
that she would not have made it and for
00:43:38
shannon bourd
00:43:39
three dollars cost her her freedom it
00:43:42
shouldn't happen
00:43:43
she feel like what she was doing was
00:43:45
right because
00:43:46
this man took three dollars from her
00:43:49
and she just wanted to get even with him
00:43:53
i think that as the root of all crime it
00:43:56
just it comes down to drugs
00:43:57
i think that's why she prostituted
00:43:59
herself and i think that's why she made
00:44:00
bad choices
00:44:02
but ultimately she is responsible for
00:44:06
those
00:44:08
you

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Episode Highlights

  • Jessica's Troubled Childhood
    Jessica Gentry's early years were marked by instability and abuse, shaping her troubled future.
    “I felt abandoned and I grew up feeling like I was trash.”
    @ 03m 51s
    January 12, 2021
  • The Influence of Sean Barkley
    Jessica's relationship with Sean Barkley led her down a dark path, culminating in murder.
    “I don't believe in love at first sight, but that's what it felt like.”
    @ 07m 21s
    January 12, 2021
  • The Murder of Carolyn Joyce Thomas
    On February 12, 1999, Jessica Gentry and her accomplices murdered her grandmother, Carolyn Joyce Thomas.
    “I was scared and I was throwing up.”
    @ 14m 49s
    January 12, 2021
  • Jessica Gentry's Conviction
    Jessica Gentry was found guilty of capital murder, leading to a life sentence.
    “I'm not saying that I'm innocent but... it's not my fault.”
    @ 24m 54s
    January 12, 2021
  • Shawana Moss's Tragic Death
    Shawana Moss was shot and killed in a dispute over a dice game.
    “She was a new mother caught in the line of fire.”
    @ 37m 31s
    January 12, 2021
  • Shannon Bouillard's Sentencing
    Shannon Bouillard was sentenced to 85 years in prison for the murder of Shawana Moss.
    “This little girl should never have died over three dollars and some crack.”
    @ 41m 33s
    January 12, 2021

Episode Quotes

  • I felt abandoned and I grew up feeling like I was trash.
    Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode
  • I was scared and I was throwing up.
    Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode
  • I was living outside of myself for that whole time.
    Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode
  • I hope you think about it every day.
    Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode
  • It was selfish and it was needless.
    Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode
  • Three dollars cost her her freedom.
    Women Behind Bars - Season 2, Episode 7 - Jessica and Shannon - Full Episode

Key Moments

  • Murder Conviction00:07
  • Childhood Trauma03:51
  • Love and Manipulation07:21
  • Arrest20:34
  • Jessica's Guilt24:39
  • Life Sentence25:06
  • Shawana's Death37:33
  • Shannon's Arrest39:23

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