Jacob Ryan Evans

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🗓️ 23 October 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Thank you for your patience! I know this week we were late, but just think of it as being two eps in one week :)

Jacob Ryan Evans was 17 years old when he shot is mother and younger sister dead in their home in an affluent Texas suburb. Those who knew the family and knew the teen were shocked at the events. These actions didn’t fit in with the Jacob they thought they knew.

Today we will go through what we know about the crime, however this case is just another example of how sometimes there’s no making sense of the motive.

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0:00.0	This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.
0:11.0	So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.
0:15.0	Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. The Welcome back to misconduct. I'm Eileen and joining me as always is Colleen. How you doing
0:49.0	Colleen? I'm good. I'm doing okay catching up on some day job stuff but nothing too exciting. How are you?
0:57.5	I'm good, you know same busy days after our long weekend in Kansas City, but it was amazing over there.
1:03.4	Yeah as you guys probably know we got back from the Gen Y meetup on Monday night.
1:08.1	So this episode ended up being late because we already scheduled ourselves pretty tight and
1:12.0	we ran into some technical issues so we are
1:14.2	sorry about the delay but next week's will be on time. The meetup was so fun though. A lot of people came and everybody was so nice and we hung out with the
1:21.7	Gen Y guys, Charlie from Incite
1:23.8	Lini from True Crime fan club and Haley from Murder Road Trip and then Esther from
1:27.6	Once Upon a Crime even made a surprise appearance and we didn't even know she was
1:30.7	going to be there until she walked in.
1:32.6	I know that was so awesome and it was totally fun and I wanted to say a huge thank you to
1:36.9	Aaron and Justin from Generation Y for you know having us at the meetup and
1:41.0	having us come up and say a few words and you know just
1:43.6	hanging out afterwards they're really the nicest guys honestly they really are
1:48.6	but now let's get into today's case
1:52.1	Jacob Ryan Evans was 17 years old when he shot his mother and younger sister dead in their home in an affluent Texas suburb.
2:00.0	Those who knew the family and knew the teen were shocked at the events because these actions didn't fit in with the Jacob they thought they knew.
2:07.0	Today we will go through what we know about the crime, however this case is just another example of how sometimes there is no making sense of motive.
2:15.6	Jacob Ryan Evans was born on May 22nd, 1995 and raised in Alito, Texas. He's a third of four children born to Darryl and Jamie Evans. He has three
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