Alexis Gabe vanished over a long time back, inciting a huge inquiry, crime examination and incredible flood of sadness and help from her East Cove people group that firmly followed the disputable secret constantly. Gabe, a 23-year-old Oakley occupant, apparently evaporated in the wake of making an appearance to the Antioch home of her ex, Marshall Curtis Jones III, at around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 26, 2022. Jones, 27, turned into the superb suspect in a split second; his dubious developments, Google look and a manually written note extended those doubts. Jones would pass on in a hail of police gunfire before police got an admission out of him.
However, his words — caught on a Ring camera at his mom’s Antioch home soon after the killing — may be the nearest anybody will at any point get. “I didn’t want to make it happen, however I did it,” Jones murmured to himself as he stacked apparently weighty trash containers from his vehicle into his mom’s home hours after Gabe’s last affirmed locating, as per police. With an episode of “Working on this issue with Paula Zahn” zeroing in on Gabe’s vanishing set to debut Wednesday night, here’s a glance at what we are familiar her case so far. Gabe had a Facetime call with a dear companion around 6 p.m. on Jan. 26, 2022, which provided police with a depiction of what she was wearing that night. During the call she referenced she was going to Antioch to meet with Jones, an ex who Gabe every so often still saw in spite of their separation approximately two months sooner. Sometime thereafter, relatives became worried that Gabe wasn’t noting texts or her calls. At the point when her whereabouts were as yet unsure by 1 p.m. the next day, Gabe’s family detailed her missing to Oakley police. Specialists found Gabe’s blue Infiniti stopped a couple of blocks from her home on Ditty Path, with the keys still in the start. Be that as it may, it wasn’t Gabe who left it there. Video observation showed a man, wearing a clinical facial covering with a facial hair growth standing out and wearing a dark hooded pullover, leaving the left vehicle. An Oakley cop made an appearance to Jones’ Antioch home to meet with him. Jones unreservedly conceded that Gabe had appeared around 6:30 yet guaranteed that she left about three hours after the fact on her own volition. He denied going out at all that night. The official left however seen Jones’ dark Portage SUV — with the tag “DJSPOON” — stopped in the carport. He made note of a few enormous dark trash containers and a few covers that should have been visible through the window, specialists said.
