conclusive evidence that shannon said they were while that was happening investigators were looking a one other phone call this one especially intriguing because it happened on the day that denita was murdered shannon had arrived at the 9-1-1 phone call one o personnel call came in for her from a man who did not identif himself. he has to speak to shannon. when they said hold, on shanno said hello. her phone went click. i asked jermeir, i said did you make that call? an jermeir said yes i did why did you make that call i wanted to know where she was he suspected. he told me he did thing without knowing. he tells me h did make that call to make sur she was at work. this wa before we had said anythin about a burgundy suv but there was nothing in the past where she ever indicate where she would do harm to denita, that does not add up why would jermeir need to know shannon s whereabouts jus
mail pate says shannon did not seem surprised to see him. there s no no sad look o anything like that. she stan in the driveway, she looks a her family and says waves t to them. those are the word of a woman who does not expect to b raising her own children shannon s family watche their daughter be cuffed and taken away more upsetting. i was angry i was afraid for her. knowin in my heart that my m daughter could never ever have done that. shannon was just 28. she never been in trouble with the law. now, she was being charge with first-degree murder and could face life in prison. whe she arrived at the polic station, shannon was, again, cool and calm. and had littl to say. except this, t detective pate i didn t do this. but you need to worry about wher
denita still people on the other side, tense is a goo word,. especially counts for her mother shannon who for the first time made eye contac with the woman accused o murdering her daughter shannon would look at m with this little smoky look on her face, very cocky, she knew she was going to get off no remorse she didn t feel she had done anything only been engage for tw months - assistant da david sachs an experienced savvy prosecutor would now square off against a younger court appointed defens attorney it s important, i think, to see the world s, tried to se the world from the eyes of shannon on the days that led u to end the day that this happened the whole trial was basically us saying that shannon crowley committed this murder, the defense saying tha he committed the murder, tha
no. don t let her off now, my words were my mom h didn t get to play for lif that morning, so, no no plea deal she did not need to worry shannon was not going to take deal she insisted that she wanted t clear her name, and would no take her chances in court. coming up! shannon would look at m with this little s murky loo on her face, saying that she was going to get off shannon, on the stand [inaudible] well, for one, he s told me since that he did. versus the one that she say is jermeir on the tape you re gonna get me too you keep talking. who would the jury believed when dateline continues. if it s covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up. who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe.
all told, more than 3 minutes of conversations wer put on tape. did you think that this was th evidence that was going to oh yeah that was the whole purpose o them there were more police an prosecutors who can talk about this [inaudible i think there was one par of the conversation where he said i killed her, i will kill you as well. how much mor proof do you need? to her family, and to shannon, this was an audio smoking gun that shoul convince the da to exonerate her, and prosecute him you know, god is all seeing in all knowing, remember that. how many times did i pray with you? every day you remember that yes i m sorry goodbye the da s office would now listen carefully to those phon tapes, to see if they were a