Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones issued the following statement.
Search and recovery efforts are underway for the body of Ebony Owens at the Big Black River on Old Hwy 80 between the Hinds and Warren County lines. MS Wildlife and Fisheries along with Warren County Sheriff’s Office are assisting Hinds County officials with the search.
23 comments:
How do they know she died from a gunshot wound if her body has not been found? How do they know she is dead if her body has not been found?
That's some super-duper detective work. They have determined that she died of at least one gunshot wound without a body. Bravo!
Did he confess?
R.I.P. Hopefully 'the other woman' will rat him out.
How did Tyree determine a cause of death with no body yet to be examined? Is he the Coroner now to say such publicly?
Tyree is so brilliant that he can solves cases without evidence. I am not saying this is not true, but if you believe this, don’t move to Madison county like most of us have done. Also, if you have children, they can get a good education in south Madison county.
Here either confessed and/or there is a cooperating witness.
I guess the people that knew this sterling character realize that he snapped. Maybe he can rehabilitate for 30 years in north Sunflower county for the next 30 years at the states expense.
This area is isolated and a good place for a body to disappear. This area is between Edwards and Bovina.
Obviously, he has a full confession. Some of y’all…jeez.
Both the shooter and the victim’s iPhones were connected to the same cell tower and the built-in 5 eyes PRISM surveillance recorded the single gunshot on both iPhones. It’s called parallel reconstruction. Clearly the either the Feds or Apple are providing the assist.
Did none of you people read the Edward Snowden leak?
"Both the shooter (sic) and the victim’s iPhones were connected to the same cell tower and the built-in 5 eyes PRISM surveillance recorded the single gunshot on both iPhones."
Did it also record the bullet impact and terminal ballistics, perform an autopsy and determine a cause of death, and then throw the alleged body in the river? Or could there instead just be a bullet hole in a speed limit sign?
If you follow me around with that nonsense you will hear shots most every day, but no human bodies with bullet holes in them.
How is it "between" the Hinds and Warren County lines? That's one line, infinitely narrow by definition.
@11:32 - Appreciate your geographical and survey knowledge, but if you were able to stand on that line at lunch time today, in which county would you eat your sandwich?
I enjoyed above logic surgeons' incisive comments on super smart smart-phones and the width of a line. Who here will draw on quantum mechanics for clues?
Hear the one about two boys crossing a bridge? As they stopped side by side to pee into the river, one said: "Man that water's cold", the other responded: "Yeah and deep, too".
@6:39 I know you’re being sarcastic but laughed so hard at the first part about Tyree being brilliant. I really needed that laugh after the day I’ve had.
@11:21
But would your victim's iPhone also record the same shot with the same timestamp? Then, if you are still alive and they have disappeared, you might be the killer!
There sure are an awful lot of greenteeth rednecks chiming in with their low IQ opinions. I assume you are all Executive Directors of state agencies and possibly even senior legislators. It would explain why this state is in such a miserable state. But I bet you could all tell us all some excellent deer camp anecdotes!
Tough Crowd here. The husband was hiding out while his wife's vehicle is torched is the first clue. I bet there is a shell casing and a hole somewhere in the vehicle. Even though it's Hinds County, I bet they have pretty concrete evidence. I also bet they don't care the JJ sleuths aren't satisfied by said evidence.
He confessed to shooting her. Bravo to comment 8:29!
How does the 'speedy trial' theory work in Mississippi when it takes a year to accomplish an autopsy?
For his next trick ladies and gentlemen,
he will build a castle from a single grain of sand.....
OR maybe make a ship sail on dry land.
I'm no expert but I've watched enough Law and Order to know that a human body only contains so much blood (around 1.5 gal) and a heart will no longer function if you lose half of that.
Hypothetically speaking, if a woman is missing and you find her car with more than a gallon of blood soaked into the driver's seat, and a bullet or two with tissue on them that are lodged in the upholstery, one could reasonably assume the owner died of one or more gunshot wounds even without seeing the body.
Hypothetically speaking, who on the Hinds S.O. force is qualified to gauge 'more than a gallon of blood' and determine 'tissue' on bullet fragments and correspondingly identify a specific person based on that (hypothetical) evidence?
It takes three days, five in cold weather, for a body to bloat and float in relatively still waters.
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