True Crime Podcast 2026 - Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast · True Crime Podcast 2025

Pregnant 17-Year-Old Realizes Her Mom Killed Her Boyfriend

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Police tell Elizabeth she is going to jail on two warrants, including an open count murder warrant.
1. True Crime Podcast 2026 - Police Interrogations, 911 Calls and True Police Stories Podcast centers on the shooting death of Jay and the interviews that followed. 2. The detectives question Elizabeth, her mother, Gilbert, and Angelo because each person is tied to the day’s events and the arguments around Jay. 3. The episode asks whether a family fight over Jay escalated into a homicide and whether Elizabeth’s car was part of it. 4. Elizabeth says she found out she was pregnant, was making appointments, and says Jay stopped answering her after texting around noon. 5. She describes a household where people block and unblock each other on Messenger and where her brother wanted to box with Jay over personal tension. 6. Detectives focus on Angelo, Gilbert, Jawan, and Jay because the family had discussed a one-on-one fight and a possible meeting around 8 o’clock. 7. Elizabeth insists she left her car on the side of the road, walked home, and later went to the laundromat with Sabrina between 1:37 and 2:20. 8. The detective says witnesses saw a car matching her description near the scene and that video surveillance is being pulled from the alley. 9. When the detective asks, “Did you shoot Jay?”, Elizabeth denies it and says she had no reason to do that. 10. The conversation repeatedly returns to the car’s location, the lack of a license plate, and the detective’s view that her story does not fit the evidence. 11. Gilbert is brought outside and asked why he wrote on Facebook that someone should be taken care of after Josue hit Elizabeth’s sister. 12. He denies sending anyone and says, “I didn’t do shit,” while the detective says the post matches the threat investigators found. 13. The detective also takes Gilbert’s phone and says he has a passcode of 1313, then explains the phone will be searched under warrant. 14. Elizabeth later says Josue asked to fight and that she told her mother so the boys would know what was going on. 15. The detective says the phones show the fight was being arranged and that other family members discussed guns, including a Glock and a missing gun. 16. Elizabeth maintains that she does not know who killed Jay and says she would have said so on the first day if she did. 17. The tone is tense and procedural, with the detective switching between calm questions, direct accusations, and warrant language. 18. The format is a sequence of interviews and confrontations rather than a narrated summary, and the audio leans on repeated back-and-forth questioning. 19. Listeners who follow family-driven homicide interrogations and phone-evidence disputes. 20. Listeners who want a light recap without long interrogation scenes.
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