Trying to connect the DOTS.....

 Trying to connect the dots......

🛒 Walmart Incidents & Connections by Location

Indiana

  • Jeremy Jones left his phone on a Walmart shelf; it was missing when he returned.
  • Your Google account was still signed in on his phone.
  • Amanda Gabbard, Jeremy’s friend, worked at Walmart South.
  • Kaitlyn Willoughby, who lived with your sister, also worked security at Walmart South.
  • Tyler’s (your stepsister’s husband’s) mother worked at Walmart in Muncie.

West Virginia

  • You were accused of shoplifting at Walmart.
  • You left your belongings at the door and went to McDonald’s with Rodney.
  • Police intervened; you were handcuffed and taken back to Walmart.
  • Your binder containing your children's information and photos was confiscated.
  • Before a court hearing, Jeremy sent a message asking, “Are you coming back to Indiana or not?” — which felt pushy.

Tennessee

  • Aunt Angie and cousin Amanda were employed at Walmart.
  • Cousin Amber seemed overly interested in whether you’d return to Indiana after your children were taken.
  • Amber sent money via PayPal and recommended you buy fish oil.

📑 Family Financial & Asset Management

  • Your sister received an IRS check in your name with your permission to deposit it.
  • You gave her login credentials to your PayPal and Bluebird accounts to access the funds.
  • She controlled your mother's assets, bank accounts, and social media presence.

🚗 Travel Events & Disruptions

  • April 19, 2021: Departure for Indiana was delayed 2–3 days due to all four tires being slashed.
  • April 20, 2021:
    • You were pulled over and arrested.
    • Kristen’s husband’s mother reportedly checked in at Jay County Courthouse on the same day.
    • You felt as though you were being followed during this time.


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