Ep. 15 - Jaleayah Davis' Body Found At Mile Marker 181

CreepTime The Podcast

Sylas Dean and Stew

True Crime

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2022

⏱️ 88 minutes

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On November 19, 2011, Jaleayah Davis, age 20, had reportedly left for an evening out with Kristin Bechtold and 3 other friends, all of which she was said to have known for only a few months. Just a few hours later, Jaleayah was found dead at mile marker 181 on the highway and her body was mangled beyond recognition. It happed as a result of an apparent car wreck which continues to generate conspiracy conversations of a potential police coverup as all of the friends she was with had family working in law enforcement at the time or in the past. Police claim it was an accident. Jaleayah’s family and others maintain that there is more to this story than what's been told. Subscribe to CreepTime premium for access to exclusive new episodes and solo mystery deep-dives for highly requested cases from fans. All completely ad-free! https://anchor.fm/creeptime/subscribe

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0:00.0	on this bright and early morn.
0:01.6	And hello everybody, welcome to Crepe Time the podcast
0:04.1	with Silas Dean and Stu.
0:05.9	Hello, Stu.
0:06.8	Hi, Silas Dean, good morning.
0:11.4	Good morning.
0:12.0	We normally, good morning. We normally record these late at night when it's extra creepy.
0:17.8	I know, but it's given me an extra sense of, I don't want to say pizzazz for this case, but like because I'm up, up you know like when you get up early in the morning to do something you feel a little more like energized to like go at it.
0:28.0	That's how I feel right now. I don't know if it's the Nispereso coursing through my veins like straight heroin.
0:34.3	But it will lay it on me. Well, I'm excited. Okay, I will I will definitely jump straight in because
0:39.7	there's a ton to get through on this case, but before I I do I will just say thank you to the
0:44.2	creepers yet again for continuing to spread the word on creep time because we see
0:48.8	all of your comments we see all of the way that you interact with the podcast and we love it we appreciate you and
0:55.7	thank you again for all of the case. I think this was a suggestion from one of the creepers
1:00.1	on Tik-Tock. I mean people have asked for Julia Davis for a long time and I knew the case
1:07.3	really well I've just refrained from talking about it because it's really hard to cover this case on Tik-Toc and on YouTube because of community
1:16.3	guidelines because it is by far one of the most graphic that I think we probably
1:21.9	I didn't know we were doing Julia Davis. Oh my gosh. You didn't?
1:27.2	No, I don't even think you because I know you wouldn't need to not do research on this case.
1:36.3	So I didn't but I don't think we ever said which one we were going to talk about. So I'm like, I don't know anything about this case, like truly I don't.
1:40.6	I just have heard you mention it so many times to me like that name that now I'm like
1:45.9	extra excited because I really have no I had no nothing. Yeah I went in
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