09-10-2014, 09:59 PM
Thanks Cheyne.
Yeah, custody battles and revenge are the typical motives in these types of cases.
Jones had primary custody though and it had been years since his ex-wife left him. That doesn't mean the motivation here was any different, but I'm curious to know more.
Possibly escalating meth and spice use was a contributing factor and/or perhaps there's more to the story. What was he planning to do and where was he headed had he not been stopped for DUI? According to reports, he confessed to the murders and gave up the location of the bodies, but hasn't revealed a motive or other details.
It's such a sad story.
Note: according to a recent report I just read, Jones was a computer engineer. Authorities haven't commented on any criminal history in the family, but indicated that he had no documented history of mental illness. Source: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/south-caroli...of-5-kids/
Yeah, custody battles and revenge are the typical motives in these types of cases.
Jones had primary custody though and it had been years since his ex-wife left him. That doesn't mean the motivation here was any different, but I'm curious to know more.
Possibly escalating meth and spice use was a contributing factor and/or perhaps there's more to the story. What was he planning to do and where was he headed had he not been stopped for DUI? According to reports, he confessed to the murders and gave up the location of the bodies, but hasn't revealed a motive or other details.
It's such a sad story.
Note: according to a recent report I just read, Jones was a computer engineer. Authorities haven't commented on any criminal history in the family, but indicated that he had no documented history of mental illness. Source: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/south-caroli...of-5-kids/