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Speaker 1: January twenty twenty rolled around, Jessica's family was waiting on
Speaker 1: pins and needles for any update from police, any shred
Speaker 1: of new information or details that could shed some light
Speaker 1: on what happened to their Jessica. As far as the
Speaker 1: investigation was going, it had been a long five months. Sure,
Speaker 1: they were getting snippets from Erica during that month's long
Speaker 1: text conversation she and Justin had, but as you know
Speaker 1: from our last episode, it was right around this time
Speaker 1: in early twenty twenty that Erica and Justin's conversation ended,
Speaker 1: and since Justin had zero contact with Jessica's family at
Speaker 1: this point, they were pretty much in the dark until
Speaker 1: one day in late January when an officer informed Audrey
Speaker 1: that there was a woman who wished to speak with her.
Speaker 1: Her name Jessica.
Speaker 2: I got a message from a cop in New Orleans
Speaker 2: telling me that this girl named Jessica wanted to reach
Speaker 2: out to me.
Speaker 3: She had information.
Speaker 2: I read the message from her, and she wanted me
Speaker 2: to call her. I was thinking to myself, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: this is Justin.
Speaker 3: This is just some fake person.
Speaker 2: I ended up calling her anyway, and I found out
Speaker 2: that she had a run in with Justin at the
Speaker 2: bar that she worked at.
Speaker 4: You came in very quickly, so it caught my attention,
Speaker 4: and he said, while you really reminded me of my wife,
Speaker 4: she just committed suicide. But tried telling the New Orleans
Speaker 4: Police Department that in twenty six years of bartending, I've
Speaker 4: met a lot of people and had a lot of
Speaker 4: strange interactions and some scary interactions, and this was top
Speaker 4: of the list.
Speaker 1: The late Anthony Bourdain once said, New Orleans is quote
Speaker 1: a must see city because there's no explaining it, no
Speaker 1: describing it. You can't compare it to anything, end quote.
Speaker 1: Everything in this city has a history, a uniqueness, a story.
Speaker 1: You never know where a day in New Orleans will
Speaker 1: take you for toddy. This particular day brings us to
Speaker 1: the outskirts of downtown, to a quaint Mexican restaurant called
Speaker 1: Elpavo rial.
Speaker 5: Soar.
Speaker 1: Upon entering, we're immediately hit with the aroma of freshly
Speaker 1: chopped cilantro and warm homemade tortillas. The walls are lined
Speaker 1: with bright, vivid artwork by locals, including a mosaic style
Speaker 1: painting depicting the church next door. The entire place is
Speaker 1: immaculate and colorfully decorated. Our reason for being here isn't
Speaker 1: as uplifting as the restaurant we're sitting in, nor it's
Speaker 1: cheerful decor. We're here because back in January of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: just a week after Jessica's Corner's report was released, another
Speaker 1: woman named Jessica or Jessica Vee as we'll call her,
Speaker 1: supposedly had an unforgettable encounter with Justin Derning in this
Speaker 1: very restaurant, and she wasn't alone when she met Justin.
Speaker 1: Her friend Nate was there too.
Speaker 3: Do you think both have.
Speaker 1: Been in the service industry for a long time, so
Speaker 1: they've had their fair share of strange encounters, but they
Speaker 1: say this one was different.
Speaker 4: I've interacted with strangers my whole life and my jobs,
Speaker 4: and I've come into contact with any number of real
Speaker 4: strange people, but this was, I mean, this was by
Speaker 4: far the most.
Speaker 6: The whole thing was such a mind fuct to be honest, Yeah,
Speaker 6: I just thought it was all bullshit until I was
Speaker 6: just like, there's something insane going on inside him.
Speaker 1: Todd and I sat down with both Jessica, Vee, and
Speaker 1: Nate to get the full story of what happened the
Speaker 1: day they met Justin at the restaurant.
Speaker 6: So me and jess had planned to hang out after
Speaker 6: she had gotten off work, and I just lived down
Speaker 6: the street at the time, so I was going to
Speaker 6: go in and sit down at the bar and wait
Speaker 6: for her to get off. I decided to stay at
Speaker 6: the bar and she made me a half watermelon, half
Speaker 6: lime swirl frozen margarita, which is my favorite. We were
Speaker 6: just drinking and eating and Justin came in. Didn't know
Speaker 6: who he was of course at the time, he looked
Speaker 6: frantic and unhealthy, like in a way like he maybe
Speaker 6: hadn't been like eating good or he didn't look aneberated
Speaker 6: or anything. But he just looked frantic, disheveled, and scrawny.
Speaker 6: But right away I was like, please, don't talk to
Speaker 6: me right when I saw him, but I could tell
Speaker 6: that he really needed to talk to someone. Obviously.
Speaker 4: He started walking towards us and immediately asked us about
Speaker 4: the food pantry next door. There's a church that runs
Speaker 4: a food pantry next door. We could see the very
Speaker 4: expensive car he pulled up, and so it was just
Speaker 4: right off the bat a seemingly weird situation, and I said, well,
Speaker 4: I think that closes about three hours ago. He said,
Speaker 4: of course it's closed. This is just what my life
Speaker 4: is right now. I should just kill myself. That's immediately
Speaker 4: what he said. I responded, and I said, oh, hey, hey, man,
Speaker 4: don't hurt yourself. And I said I always tell the
Speaker 4: people around me when I'm upset that they'd better be
Speaker 4: the ones to watch out.
Speaker 1: Justin was not out of sorts. She says. She noticed
Speaker 1: that he smelled and his hair was disheveled. She characterizes
Speaker 1: him as being twitchy.
Speaker 4: Then when he mentioned the death and he was saying
Speaker 4: he want to kill himself that you know that, I'm like, uh,
Speaker 4: maybe he's just having a middle breakdown.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: At first I was kind of given the benefit of
Speaker 4: the doubt of like, you know, maybe I just need
Speaker 4: to calm this dude down, and like if he sits
Speaker 4: here a second, maybe just collect his bearings, then he'll go.
Speaker 4: But then yeah, it got really uncomfortable very quickly. And
Speaker 4: he said, wow, you really reminded me of my wife.
Speaker 4: She just committed suicide. But try telling the New Orleans
Speaker 4: Police Department that I'm not certain what I responded to him,
Speaker 4: and he said again, he's like, you really remind me
Speaker 4: a lot of my wife. What's your name And I
Speaker 4: said Jessica, and he said that is my wife's name.
Speaker 4: He's like, you look about her size. I have all
Speaker 4: of this shit of hers in my house. I gotta
Speaker 4: get rid of it. I gotta get it out of there.
Speaker 4: I have her hope chest, I have all of her clothes.
Speaker 4: They're all designer, they're all amazing, they're all expensive.
Speaker 3: He's telling me all this and telling me he's got
Speaker 3: to go to the food.
Speaker 4: Pantry, and I said, you know, there's some consignments that
Speaker 4: you could probably make a lot of money on these things.
Speaker 4: Maybe you should do that. I said, did she have
Speaker 4: family that might want it? He said yeah, but yeah,
Speaker 4: they're not getting it.
Speaker 6: It just went from like I said, a stranger walking
Speaker 6: into just all of a sudden, you look like my
Speaker 6: dead wife that committed suicide. And then I have all
Speaker 6: of her things and I need to get rid of them,
Speaker 6: like I need to get her like out of my
Speaker 6: house because I can't handle But it was very like
Speaker 6: a sad like I can't handle having all her things around.
Speaker 6: I mean, it just went so gross really fast. When
Speaker 6: you know when a man's like what's your shoe size?
Speaker 6: You know, what kind of fashion do you like? What
Speaker 6: size shirt do you wear? And stuff? Because you can
Speaker 6: come get all my dead wife's things. But then it
Speaker 6: went from there to like, maybe we should hang out sometime,
Speaker 6: like what are you into? It was mostly very focused
Speaker 6: on jess and he started talking about how him and
Speaker 6: Jessica should hang out and how he loves diving and
Speaker 6: how he has all this scuba equipment and how he
Speaker 6: loves knife and he loves hunting and shooting bows and
Speaker 6: arrows and all this stuff. I'm like, I'm so confused.
Speaker 6: It was a whirlwind for sure.
Speaker 1: At this point, Jessica Vee says she pretty much quit
Speaker 1: engaging with Justin and went on to warn her coworkers.
Speaker 1: In this situation, she wanted to wrap up her shift
Speaker 1: so she could get out of there, but before she could,
Speaker 1: she needed to give Justin his bill. And it was
Speaker 1: then that Jessica VV and Nate both noticed him frantically
Speaker 1: scribbling something into a notebook. They weren't sure what.
Speaker 4: I was leaving as I put his bill in front
Speaker 4: of him, and he said, wait, wait, wait, wait wait, and
Speaker 4: turned around to the notebook and ripped the page out
Speaker 4: and folded it up and gave it to me.
Speaker 1: Could you open up the letter and just like read
Speaker 1: through the gibberish that it is okay.
Speaker 4: It starts with his personal information at the top. It's
Speaker 4: says Justin Durning. It gives his address, it says Grace daughter.
Speaker 4: It gives me exact directions how to get there. It
Speaker 4: gives his cell phone number and his landline and his
Speaker 4: email address. Immediately it goes to the items he wants
Speaker 4: to give me of Jessica's purses, Kate Spade, Betsy Johnson,
Speaker 4: Mark Jacobs, Calvin Klein, Barbery, Chanel Shoes, Christian Leubatan, Jimmy Choos,
Speaker 4: Steve Madden, all kinds of shit jewelry, mid to high
Speaker 4: end costume jewelry. I have some furniture that I just
Speaker 4: don't need. Dresser Cedar Chest, Hope chest questions. Do you
Speaker 4: like to shoot guns? Do you like knives? Parentheses, tactical?
Speaker 4: Do you dive or want to learn? If you or
Speaker 4: your husband or into any of this, please let me know.
Speaker 4: Southern heels, Nola custom high end flip flops. He had
Speaker 4: mentioned that sitting at the bar, that his wife had
Speaker 4: this business that was just sitting there and it was
Speaker 4: a It was just a cash cow, and I could
Speaker 4: have that too, So it was just all very confusing.
Speaker 1: Jessica Vee was eager to get out of there, so
Speaker 1: she took the note Justin handed her and promptly left
Speaker 1: the restaurant for the night. Her shift and her brush
Speaker 1: with Justin had ended, but her story didn't end there.
Speaker 1: After leaving the restaurant, Jessica V and Nate, still reeling
Speaker 1: from the bizarre experience, googled Justin's full name to see
Speaker 1: if they could find any more information about him, and
Speaker 1: in doing so, they quickly learned about his wife, Jessica's death.
Speaker 3: This was a big story in New Orleans.
Speaker 4: We'd all heard about Jessica, but we didn't know the
Speaker 4: names Jessica's or his. I immediately grew.
Speaker 3: More concerned for his daughter.
Speaker 4: We've read the stories that he doesn't appear to be
Speaker 4: involved in the search or any other thing, and there
Speaker 4: he's not the person contact. You know, this is our
Speaker 4: family that's in the media, not him. That he had
Speaker 4: been speaking about weapons, and then the note had really
Speaker 4: odd things about weapons. Did I like to shoot guns?
Speaker 4: Did I like tactical knives? Those things obviously concerned me
Speaker 4: a little more.
Speaker 3: Once I found out who he was.
Speaker 4: So that's kind of what kept nagging at me till
Speaker 4: the next day. When I called the police department to
Speaker 4: just turn the note in. I just assumed there'd be
Speaker 4: a homicide investigator working on this case. I thought I
Speaker 4: could just call and someone would come to the restaurant
Speaker 4: pick up the note. I really thought that that would
Speaker 4: be it. I thought that would be all of my involvement.
Speaker 1: While this may have sounded easy, in theory turned out
Speaker 1: to be a lot more complicated than Jessica Vee thought
Speaker 1: it would be.
Speaker 4: They said, we've don't handle stuff like that. There isn't
Speaker 4: a homicide investigator working on.
Speaker 3: We don't do that.
Speaker 4: You got to turn that into the corner. Are you
Speaker 4: afraid he's going to hurt himself or someone else? I'm
Speaker 4: not concerned he's going to hurt me, but himself or
Speaker 4: someone else. Yes, I am concerned, highly concerned, and that
Speaker 4: there's a child in his care. That is what I'm
Speaker 4: calling about. And they explained to me that I would
Speaker 4: have to take the letter to the coroner's office. She
Speaker 4: told me that where that was and told me that
Speaker 4: they would be able to pick him up for a
Speaker 4: mental health hold.
Speaker 1: So Jessica v drives to the corner's office around seven
Speaker 1: or eight that night. She walks inside and meets a
Speaker 1: woman who she thinks is a receptionist but is later
Speaker 1: told is one of the coroners. Jessica Vee starts telling
Speaker 1: her about the exchange she'd had with Justin and was
Speaker 1: stunned by the woman's reaction.
Speaker 4: She said, Oh, my god, I probably shouldn't be telling
Speaker 4: you this, but she's still here. He has not released
Speaker 4: her body to her family, so she's still here.
Speaker 3: So and we're talking five months. So at that point
Speaker 3: she's been there five months.
Speaker 4: This is January and this has been since Oko so yes,
Speaker 4: So that was very distressing for me to hear. She
Speaker 4: started to prepare all this paperwork, making copies of the note.
Speaker 4: She wouldn't keep the note. She's filling out some other paperwork.
Speaker 4: She picks up the phone and calls a friend that
Speaker 4: She tells me, I'm calling my friend at the New
Speaker 4: Orleans Police apartment. So I think this is kind of
Speaker 4: going to be the end of my situation. She starts
Speaker 4: talking to her friend and she says, Hey, I've got
Speaker 4: this girl in here who had an interaction with Justin Darning.
Speaker 4: So she's like telling her about the note and she's
Speaker 4: kind of talking to her, but it's not it's in
Speaker 4: a personal way. It's not in a you're recounting this
Speaker 4: to a person who is taking official notes about this.
Speaker 4: She was reading parts of the note about the questions
Speaker 4: at the bottom about the tactical knives and do you
Speaker 4: like to shoot guns and scuba dinive mentioned it by name,
Speaker 4: and the person must have known who that was. And
Speaker 4: quickly I realized she's just like gossiping with a friend
Speaker 4: there maybe or just wanting to tell her like she
Speaker 4: had wanted to tell me Jessica was still there. That
Speaker 4: was a little off putting for me and distressing to
Speaker 4: be honest.
Speaker 1: And to add to that, once the woman wrapped up
Speaker 1: the paperwork, she told Jessica Vee that since she's the
Speaker 1: person instigating the mental healthhold, her name would be on
Speaker 1: the paperwork, allowing doctors, lawyers, or whoever could be involved
Speaker 1: to see her name. And while this wasn't what Jessica
Speaker 1: Vie preferred, it didn't stop.
Speaker 4: Her at that point. I didn't feel like I couldn't
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 3: I just didn't feel like I could not do it.
Speaker 4: I was very obviously distressed, and I mean I even
Speaker 4: said to her, I was like, that is so fucked up.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that's the process.
Speaker 1: And the Unfortunately for dusk A Vee, this wouldn't conclude
Speaker 1: what was turning out to be a complicated and rather
Speaker 1: frustrating process.
Speaker 4: She prepared all this paperwork and made a copy of
Speaker 4: the note, gave me the noteback, wouldn't keep it, put
Speaker 4: all of them in an envelope with an official seal
Speaker 4: all over it, and she leaned across the desk and
Speaker 4: handed it to me, and she said, now you need
Speaker 4: to take this to whatever precinct it is, the Lakeview
Speaker 4: Police Department. You need to deliver this to them in
Speaker 4: the next forty eight hours. I said, but I'm here
Speaker 4: to give it to you. You've made all this official.
Speaker 4: You have spoken to someone at the police department and
Speaker 4: told them this is happening. And now I really don't
Speaker 4: understand why I have to do this. And now I'm
Speaker 4: really am a little concerned that this is the procedure.
Speaker 1: The process itself caused Jessica viv to have second thoughts
Speaker 1: as to whether or not the hassle was worth it.
Speaker 1: She took the rest of the day to think on it,
Speaker 1: but eventually she decided to go ahead and give the
Speaker 1: letter to police.
Speaker 4: Like, at this point, I feel really bad if I
Speaker 4: don't see it through, because the whole reason I got
Speaker 4: involved was this kid, and so I mean, it's just
Speaker 4: typical New Orleans shit. This is not the right way
Speaker 4: for any of this to happen. Maybe this is ridiculous
Speaker 4: for me to be involved anyway, But at that point,
Speaker 4: my conscience wasn't gonna be all right.
Speaker 1: While speaking with the officer, Jessica Vie was very direct
Speaker 1: about her frustrations how things were being handled.
Speaker 4: I said the same things to him that I'd said
Speaker 4: to the corner. This is just garbage that I have
Speaker 4: to be here. This is insane to me that this
Speaker 4: is the process. I don't know anyone else.
Speaker 3: That would do this. He was, you know, yeah, well,
Speaker 3: I mean because you're.
Speaker 4: Worried about him, right, You're worried about his daughter and
Speaker 4: other people's safety.
Speaker 3: I said, yes, yeah, I am.
Speaker 4: In twenty six years of bartending, I've met a lot
Speaker 4: of people and had a lot of strange interactions and
Speaker 4: some scary interactions, and this was top of the list.
Speaker 4: Bananas to me, this god's behavior. So he asked me
Speaker 4: could he see the note because the paperwork was sealed,
Speaker 4: He looked at it, he made a copy. He told
Speaker 4: me that will be at his house by seven to
Speaker 4: pick him up and take him in.
Speaker 1: Jessica Vee then left the station and that was the
Speaker 1: end of it. She also never saw or heard from
Speaker 1: Justin again. According to a source within the n OPD,
Speaker 1: Justin was in fact picked up and held on a
Speaker 1: mental health hold or some digging, we found out that
Speaker 1: in Louisiana, a mental healthhold request does in fact go
Speaker 1: through the corner's office, not the police. Since our interview
Speaker 1: with her, she's been trying to get a copy of
Speaker 1: the paperwork she filed and at the very least a
Speaker 1: copy of the affid David that she signed, but without success,
Speaker 1: and it was the same outcome for us. In our
Speaker 1: request for a copy of the paperwork, the corner denied
Speaker 1: our request, citing it's not considered a public record and
Speaker 1: citing hippolaws. The NOPD also denied our request for any
Speaker 1: paperwork pertaining to the mental healthhold, police pickup, or any
Speaker 1: supplemental or supporting materials, including, but not limited to, any
Speaker 1: signed requests or documents by Jessica Vee.
Speaker 4: It made me feel good that I didn't live in
Speaker 4: New Orleans anymore. I don't know that I would have
Speaker 4: participated if I still lived there. I don't know that
Speaker 4: I would have gotten and started talking about the corner
Speaker 4: and the police department. I mean, who's supposed to help
Speaker 4: me if something happens to me. I don't have to
Speaker 4: be scared about it. I don't need their help I
Speaker 4: don't live there anymore, and I don't have to worry
Speaker 4: about him turning up at my work, which that's lesser.
Speaker 4: That's still a lesser fear to me than talking about
Speaker 4: the Corners Office the police Department saying these things that
Speaker 4: I've said about them and my interactions with them, but
Speaker 4: they're true. That's what happened, and it was upsetting. It
Speaker 4: was super upsetting that these are the professionals that were
Speaker 4: supposed to do something.
Speaker 6: I think the New Orleans Police Department needs to take
Speaker 6: accountability for a lot of missing persons and murder cases
Speaker 6: inside the city of New Orleans, because this is not
Speaker 6: the only one. It's a very easy city to just
Speaker 6: forget about what happened yesterday and move on to tomorrow,
Speaker 6: because we love to have a good time and love
Speaker 6: to just keep living life, and we love to celebrate
Speaker 6: death and celebrate anything we can celebrate. But we still
Speaker 6: need to hold people accountable so there's not evil walking
Speaker 6: around us.
Speaker 1: And that accountability applies to law enforcement just as much
Speaker 1: as criminals and everyday citizens. Thankfully, there are some people
Speaker 1: out there who care and will go to great lengths
Speaker 1: to help someone that they don't even know.
Speaker 4: I mean, I got very invested in there'd be in
Speaker 4: some resolution for them, because it was heartbreaking to talk
Speaker 4: to Audra. My sister, Jennifer is my best friend in
Speaker 4: the world, and those were very emotional conversations for me
Speaker 4: to have with her. I felt very sorry for her
Speaker 4: and I can't imagine being in there she is. I
Speaker 4: would do anything, I would not stop if it were
Speaker 4: my sister. So I have a twin sister too, So
Speaker 4: I have two sisters and yeah, and a half sister.
Speaker 3: I any of them, Yeah, I don't. I cannot. I
Speaker 3: cannot imagine.
Speaker 4: And again, my interactions at the corner and with the
Speaker 4: police were so unsettling and instilled zero confidence in me
Speaker 4: that I thought, well, these are the people that they
Speaker 4: have to help them, and it felt very inadequate and
Speaker 4: really sad.
Speaker 3: I just had a lama heart broke for.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I just hope the family knows and everyone that's been
Speaker 6: involved that I'm really happy that they're speaking out and they're,
Speaker 6: you know, standing up for someone who can't stand up
Speaker 6: for herself.
Speaker 4: She seems to have been a really kind person with
Speaker 4: a lot of people that love her, and regardless of
Speaker 4: what was going on in our personal life, or whatever
Speaker 4: struggles she was having, it just doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Somebody killed her.
Speaker 4: And I think that's really clear to everybody.
Speaker 1: Jessica Vee has a point. Through what we've seen in
Speaker 1: Jessica's personal life so far, it's pretty clear she had
Speaker 1: her struggles. From the outside looking in, it appeared like
Speaker 1: she was having some issues with both her health and
Speaker 1: her relationship with Justin. But Jessica wasn't the type to
Speaker 1: open up about her personal life, even to those she
Speaker 1: was closest with. However, at Thanksgiving the year before she died,
Speaker 1: she did let Maria in on one thing, a secret
Speaker 1: part of her and Justin's life.
Speaker 5: She told me about it to some degree before they
Speaker 5: came to stay in my home. I just thought they
Speaker 5: were bored. I thought they were a couple in their forties.
Speaker 5: Maybe the spark was gone. They spend too much time together,
Speaker 5: so maybe they were just trying to spice things up,
Speaker 5: you know. And I was like, you know, whatever, do
Speaker 5: you that's entertaining to you. I didn't know that it
Speaker 5: was really for the income the way I think it
Speaker 5: turned out to be. But I think it's part of
Speaker 5: what held her in place after she was ready to leave.
Speaker 5: Is she had this dirty secret. It was a huge
Speaker 5: departure from who I knew her to be. She was
Speaker 5: a shadow of her former self.
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