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Slash, DHQ. The Jonathan Cruz case was hastily investigated by authorities, but many questions

remain. Come behind the curtain with private investigator Sheila Weissaki, as she uncovers

the truth about what happened to Jonathan. This is, without warning.

Warning, the following episode contains elements that are graphic in nature, listener discretion,

is advised.

This is the last episode, heartbreak, the Jonathan Cruz case. On January 12, 2022, John and

Pam Cruz had to court in Dallas County. That is where Jonathan gets to tell his story through

the entries on his body, where jury will look at the evidence and decide if the 911 caller

that night, who said Jonathan shot himself, was telling the truth. On this episode, I wanted

to bring in my Patreon group. You will hear from my Patreon members discussing Jonathan's

case. As always, I look forward to hearing from you and what you think.

For me, talk about what we're doing. I wanted my Patreon group to wrap up Jonathan's case.

This is the last episode we're going to do before his trial. His trial starts January 12.

I would like for you all to take it from the beginning to the end like we do and talk about

your observations, talk about your thoughts, and where you are now before the trial starts.

Any questions you have remaining? Nancy, I'm going to start with you because being in the

same position as a mother fighting for justice, kind of tell me what you think about this

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