Currently residing in the Rankin County jail, Jason Hulsman faces a plethora of charges as well as a motion to revoke his probation. However, he can add one more problem to the ever-growing list as an insurance company accused him of stealing $58,805 of a mistaken overpayment.
Jackson National Life sued Hulsman in Rankin County Circuit Court on September 19, 2025. Hulsman was the 50% beneficiary of proceeds from a life insurance policy. Jackson transferred $58,805 to Hulsman's bank account on June 9, 2023. Unfortunately for Jackson, it overpaid Hulsman by $5,000.
The insurance company tried to recall the funds on July 3 and wired the correct amount of $53,805 to Hulsman. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what happened next. The insurer discovered on July 6 it did not recall the funds. Thus Hulsman pocketed the extra cash.
Jackson called Hulsman, explained what happened, and asked him to return the funds. Hulsman told the company to put the request "in writing." Hulsman never repaid the money.
The complaint charges Hulsman with conversion and unjust enrichment. The plaintiff asks for $58,805 in damages, interest, and attorney's fees.
Attorney Stevie Rushing (Bradley Arant) represents Jackson National Life. The case is assigned to Rankin County Circuit Judge Brad Mills.
Hulsman never responded to the lawsuit (Hard to do when you are blowing .23 at 8 AM). The plaintiff moved for a default judgment on December 15.
Judge Mills scheduled a hearing for February 18 at 9 AM.
The list of offenses (alleged) against John Jason Hulsman continues to grow.
MDOC filed a petition to revoke his probation on January 8. Flowood police arrested the defendant on September 8, 2024 for shooting into an occupied dwelling. A grand jury later indicted him for attempted shooting into an occupied dwelling.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the indictment in August 2025. Rankin County Circuit Judge Bradley Mills sentenced Hulsman to serve ten years in prison but suspended all ten years of the sentence. However, Hulsman could not help himself as he got into trouble a few months later.
Reservoir police charged him with a first-offense DUI on December 23 after he registered a 0.23 on the Intoxilyzer at 8 AM. Hulsman went to jail where he has remained ever since. Earlier post.
One may ask why Hulsman is still living at the Rankin County Detention Center. Well, Mr. Hulsman was ticketed for violating a no-wake zone. He pled guilty to the charge and had to pay $252.75. Hulsman never paid the fine so a bench warrant was issued for him in October. The warrant was outstanding when Reservoir police arrested him for the DUI. It was not Hulsman's first brush with the Reservoir Patrol.
The Reservoir Patrol charged him in May 2025 for impersonating a law enforcement officer and providing false information to a law enforcement officer after he tried to pass himself off as an Edwards police officer during an incident at Shaggy's. Earlier post with highly entertaining copy of police report.
Hulsman pleaded guilty to those two charges in October 2025. He received a suspended jail sentence and had to pay a $1,500 fine.
Schedule of Hulsman court appearances:
February 17: Revocation hearing
February 18: Default judgment hearing
March 9: Reservoir Patrol DUI charge
All hearings will be held before Judge Mills.
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Let's be honest, whoever paid the premiums was overcharged by at least 8.5%.
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