Day #24 is HERE

Here’s something interesting.  According to the Panolian newspaper of criminal records published twice weekly (publish date Tuesday June 10, 2014), Jessica Lane Chambers was arrested for “simple assault” on June 2nd 2014.

However, we now have sources on the ground who have visited the Panola courthouse and there is no absolutely no record of Jessica being adjudicated for this offense, or any preceding offense, EVER.
On it’s face this simply means the DA’s office, which in this jurisdiction is District #17 led by DA John Champion, did not file criminal charges against Jessica Chambers for the “simple assault” charge she was arrested for.
In essence any case against her was dismissed without any judicial interaction.  (Jessica, born 2/2/95, was 19 at the time of arrest)
However, when you assemble this puzzle bit, along with other puzzle bits, you find something else.  The timing of this non-event seems to precede Jessica’s stay at the rehab facility Leah’s House.  Jessica’s father, Ben Chambers, works for the Panola County Sheriff’s Department in the vehicle maintenance section.
The victimology profile holds as much value as the physical evidence which remained at the scene.  It is by understanding the profile of the victim, that keen investigators can map out their approach in the social criminology profile.

We know Jessica Chambers was a dependent victim.   Meaning she was essentially dependent on “others” for her daily life; she was not self sufficient.
She recently began working but she was financially dependent on “others”, and living back with Mom, Lisa Daugherty (formerly Lisa Chambers), as she engaged in day-to-day activity after leaving Leah’s House.
Despite Ben Chambers presentation of Jessica’s stay at Leah’s House as a “battered woman’s shelter”, we know that: a.) is not their function, and b.) was not the function of the rehab being carried out.  Leah’s House is a Christian-based facility for women who “have been incarcerated, deal with addictions, behavioral problems, self-harm, depression, and others“.
The programs at Leah’s House run from 90 days (minimum) to a year in duration.
Subsequently, using the least possible timeline we can infer Jessica was in treatment at least during July, August, and September of 2014 (or any three month period prior to November 2014).  During that tenure she wrote this letter to her niece:

However, something else appears to have occurred during her stay, she started a new social media FaceBook page on August 25th, 2014 – perhaps representing a “born again” date.
Which might seem innocuous on it’s own until you connect a person she “friended”  after she created the page.
Jessica Facebook friended a FB friend called “Black Randy” who in turn “liked” Jessica’s facebook page. Black Randy is Randy A. Brassell, who is Kedrick Turner’s father (burgundy car guy from CCTV of M&M gas station).
So why is a 44 year old black male,  Randy A. Brassell, friending a 19-year-old Jessica while she’s away rehabbing?
This may again seem innocuous until you consider that on facebook, you can message privately once you’re friends.  Now, we don’t know if that’s the purpose for them becoming friends, but she certainly had to “accept” him as a friend.  Being Facebook friends is not automatic or the same as “following” someone on Facebook.   It takes active engagement by both parties to be friends.
I would note that Mr. Brassell’s overall profile shows him to be a person of considerable taste and affluence in a county which seemingly lacks financial accoutrements.
Black Randy (Randy A. Brassell), Kedrick Turner’s father, died August 30th -Five days after “friending” Jessica- in a single car accident on Hwy 35.  Which coincidentally is the same road as Jessicas’ brother, Ben Allen Chambers, Jr, when he was killed in a single car accident a few years earlier (05/07/2012).

What does this indicate?  Well, staying away from supposition and just looking at this factually: Between the 5 days of Jessica creating her new and sparse Facebook page and Black Randy’s death, he found that page, liked it, and died.
However, it might perhaps indicate Jessica was still somehow still involved with some sketchy actors during her Leah’s House stay, and she might not have been as committed to rehab as her family would appreciate.
The other coincidence also naturally has to make a person wonder about these single car accidents on US-35 and whether…. that’s exactly what the conclusion would have been drawn were it not for Jessica’s fight, and still being alive when the fire department arrived at the scene of her car fire.

Enter our dear friend, and intrepid research analyst, Waltherppk, who focuses in on a specific element of the crime scene left behind by a seriously flawed (perhaps intentionally so) crime scene investigation – which took place in less than an hour, at night, and left behind parts of the 2005 Kia Rio from Jessica’s car found laying in the soil.
Specifically left in the rushed crime scene review was a broken windshield wiper.



 
Unknown to WaltherPPK, and serendipitous for our purposes, we had previously been contacted by an experienced accident investigator who smelled something suspicious over two weeks ago with the presentation of the crime scene.  His concern caused him to contact us with his analysis of identified indicators – which would naturally go unnoticed to an untrained eye.
We filed it away because some additional information was needed to substantiate its value.  However, now is the time it reflects value.
Out of an abundance of caution we cannot reveal specific communication content, however, suffice to say according to an expert the overall scene appears “staged” as to create the impression of accidental loss of vehicular control and impact ignition.
An appearance  done by a person with some knowledge – yet rushed to conclusion leaving evidence of the staging which would be visible to an expert investigator in vehicular incidents.



It is quite possible that windshield wiper came off the vehicle as a consequence of a physical assault, and Jessica fighting back using any available weapon possible.
Did Jessica fight to live, and is now actually directing toward a message in her death.
Combine the value of Victimology to known physical evidence for a moment:
Those who have followed this case from day #1 will automatically understand that basic investigative practices were totally thrown out in this case.  The crime scene was not secured, the evidence was rushed to removal, the evidence itself was not escorted to storage, chain of custody principles were not followed, and far more.
Whether these were investigative mistakes as a result of poor standard and practices, or whether these mistakes carried an intentional fingerprint has been a considerable source of debate and contention.  However, recently some of the activity we have encountered during our research discussions, on these very pages, lends to an overall disposition of intentional misdirection.
Multiple new commentators have accepted no conversation other than a racially-based gang motive against Jessica Chambers.  Perhaps our prior analytical success is a risk.
Take all of the constructed elements and put them together.  Personally, the more we research, the further I move away from the opinion this was done by a gang as retaliation against Jessica’s involvement in some nefarious endeavor.
Look at this crime scene from a privacy standpoint:

Look at how close this crime scene is to the road.  While the roadway appears somewhat remote, it is not sparsely travelled.   This is not a location to do something “privately”, or with a confidence you would not be noticed around 7:45 to 8:00pm on a Saturday.
This location speaks to a person with a pre-established timeline in their psyche.  They knew they had to be fast, otherwise they would have chosen a far more private venue.
Now look at this location from the perspective your goal was to create the appearance of an accident.  Look again with new eyes and consider.
Ben Chambers brother, Lane Chambers, died under odd circumstances.  Ben Chambers eldest son, also died under seemingly odd circumstances.  Ben Chambers himself spent quite a bit of time in prison for his prior Meth manufacture/distribution bust, and running an automotive chop shop.  Yet somehow Ben Chambers found employment at the Sheriff’s Department.
Jessica Chambers was arrested by this same Sherriff’s office for “simple assault” against her step-brother; an arrest which seemingly disappeared and did not lead to adjudication.
Did Jessica Chambers make promises prior to, and after leaving, Leah’s House, that she held no strong disposition to keep?   Did Jessica receive the goodwill of a vehicle, a “fresh start”, and yet fall back upon a more seedy segment of society thereby not holding up her end of the bargain?
Was Jessica engaged in what would be considered “embarrassing or dangerous activity”?  Was Jessica a participant in the activity we have found to be rampant in and around the entire Memphis region?  Whether by choice, or merely trapped by her dependency?

Who would know the aspects of Jessica’s behavior considered wrong? • Who benefits more from misdirection of motive toward gangs?   • Who would benefit more from a cleared crime scene not fully investigated?  • Who benefits more from DA champion and Sheriff Darby controlling the investigation?  • Who benefits from their statement “we don’t anticipate making any arrests“?    • Who benefits from the absence of sunlight? • Who benefits from the virtual lockdown on even the most basic of questions such as: Did an actual LEO ever respond to the crime scene on the night of the attack?  Why not?  • Who benefits from the glaringly obvious conflicts of interests, seemingly brushed aside.
Who has been controlling the information and lack thereof ?
Seriously, who?
No suspect should be “cleared” or “off the table” in this investigation.  Nobody.

Nobody !
… and the Panola DA, John Champion, along with the Panola Sheriff, Dennis Darby, need to be removed from investigative influence ASAP.   It’s past time for the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation to take over.