(KRON) — The household of murder sufferer Alexis Gabe launched surveillance video on Friday that allegedly reveals her killer trying to cowl up his crime.
Gabe’s ex-boyfriend, Marshall Curtis Jones, was charged with murdering the 24-year-old Oakley lady inside his Antioch dwelling on Jan. 26, 2022. Two days after Gabe was slain, Jones went to his mom’s home in Antioch, police stated. He later fled to Washington, and earlier than officers may take Jones into custody, he was killed in a conflict with police.
On Thursday, Contra Costa County District Lawyer Diana Becton stated she doesn’t have sufficient proof to prosecute Jones’ mom for any crime, together with accent after the actual fact.
Alexis Gabe vanished on January 26, 2022. (Photograph courtesy Assist Carry Alexis Gabe Residence / Fb)
“The District Attorney’s Office determined that while some information raised suspicion aboutAlicia Coleman-Clark’s potential culpability as an accessory after the fact under Penal CodeSection 32, there are plausible alternative explanations that point against her guilt,” the DA’s workplace wrote.
Gabe’s household described Becton’s determination as “extremely” disappointing. “We just concluded a conversation with DA Diana Becton and Deputy DA Simon O’Connell. Despite having a substantial amount of evidence, they still declined to pursue charges,” the household wrote in a press release.
Alexis Gabe’s father, Gwyn Gabe, gave KRON4 a replica of surveillance video displaying Jones unloading giant black rubbish luggage from Jones’ automobile on Jan. 28, 2022. Gwyn Gabe stated the video was recorded at Jones’ mom’s home.
Alexis Gabe (Photograph courtesy the Gabe household)
Antioch police “told us that our daughter’s remains were in those bags,” Gwyn Gabe stated. “This video gave us nightmares and is quite disturbing and difficult to view.”
A timeline compiled by murder detectives revealed Jones’ actions and whereabouts the evening of Gabe’s disappearance, the times after her loss of life, and the months main as much as Jones’ loss of life.
In line with the timeline from police, on the afternoon of January 28, 2022, Jones arrived at his mom’s home, backed his Ford Explorer into the driveway, and unloaded a number of heavy rubbish luggage into the yard or storage. Gwyn Gabe stated the surveillance video reveals this second.
Marshall Curtis Jones carries a number of giant rubbish luggage out of his automobile. (Picture by way of the Gabe household)
Lower than 4 hours later, Jones re-loaded the rubbish luggage again into the Ford Explorer whereas his mom was internet hosting a karaoke social gathering at her home, in keeping with the timeline. That evening he drove north, powered each of his telephones off, and introduced hand-written instructions to a distant space in Amador County with him, police stated.
Jones’ telephones didn’t activate once more till 12:43 a.m. January 29, 2022, simply earlier than he returned to his mom’s home, the timeline reveals. In June of 2022, Jones was fatally shot by police in Kent, Washington. 5 months later, a resident in Amador County discovered Alexis Gabe’s partial stays in a wooded space.
Alexis Gabe’s dad and mom grieve the place partial stays of their daughter have been present in Amador County in November 2022. (Picture by way of Justice For Alexis Gabe / Fb)
Investigators stated her stays have been scattered in a number of locations and components of her physique have been lacking.
The week the DA’s workplace revealed that investigators misplaced one of many rubbish luggage that was discovered with the sufferer’s stays inside by a search and rescue group in Amador County. A second bag was examined, nevertheless it didn’t have any identifiable DNA on it. The misplaced bag couldn’t be examined for DNA to find out who had carried it, the DA’s workplace stated.
Becton stated, “Our office has worked tirelessly over the past three years to pursue every lead.”
KRON4 requested the district lawyer: Did Coleman-Clark know what was within the rubbish luggage once they have been at her home? The DA’s workplace declined to remark.
