JONATHAN CREWS CASE Season 4 Episode 11 This episode is about reconstructing the crime scene, taking the time to review the case, and the factual information to come up with a reasonable conclusion. Remember the story that has fueled this case? Jonathan is so in love with Brenda, never mind the facts of the case, but Jonathan pulled out a gun after getting under the covers while Brenda is at the foot of the bed, allegedly saying to her Baby, I love you, and I am going to show you how much I love you. Jonathan is so concerned about Brenda’s delicate ears being damaged, Jonathan tells Brenda to cover her ears while in pain with a shoulder injury and then allegedly shoots himself getting only five particles of gun powder residue in a defensive move. At the same time, Southwestern Medical Lab shows the only other person in the room is covered in gun powder residue. Let’s not get the facts of the physical evidence in the way of ruling on a case. Most of Brenda’s accounts of the shooting have her so far away from Jonathan at the time of the shooting that she had to run to him. To make matters worse, a Coppell Department police officer commented to Pam Crews that gunpowder residue on someone doesn’t mean anything; how about the LACK of gunpowder residue on someone? Is that a lack of training, ineptness, or corruption? PI Page: www.sheilawysocki.com Podcast Page: www.withoutwarningpodcast.com Patreon: www.withoutwarningpodcasts.com Twitter: @scrappymomPI Instagram: @withoutwarningpi @privateeyepups Facebook: Without Warning PI All rights reserved © Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices