Hello and welcome back to Sword and Scale Daily, a daily show covering all things true crime,

five days a week. It's Monday, March 3rd. I'm your host, Ryan Williams. In Virginia, a man called

law enforcement for an incident involving his girlfriend. Upon their arrival, they found a woman dead

in a back bedroom of a home. In North Carolina, a man called 911 and reported that he had

killed his girlfriend in their apartment at a storage facility. In Ohio, police officers found a man

broken down on the side of the road. Upon contacting the man, he fled from

the scene and later made some deadly admissions after he was captured. And in New Mexico,

police responded to a home after receiving reports of a shooting and found a victim. Before the

shooting occurred, the victim had been arrested on multiple counts of child abuse, leaving many to wonder if the two cases were connected.

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On Friday, February 28th at around 11.20 a.m., the Louisa County Sheriff's Office in Virginia

received a 911 call from a man claiming there was an incident taking place at his home involving

his girlfriend and that he really needed assistance. As deputies were en route to the scene

located on the 1,000 block of West Old Mountain Road,

the man who was speaking with dispatch began making some odd and unusual statements, which

were concerning. And once responding deputies had arrived at the home on West Old Mountain Road,

they made their way to the front door and established contact with the reporting party,

who was later identified as 53-year-old

Raymond Jenkins.

Right away, deputies noted that things were, let's say, out of whack, in a state of disarray

in the home.

They began walking through the house and came upon a bedroom in the back, where they discovered

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