Well, you do know cuz I'm You've been there for a while and you smell. We're looking for mom. Have you seen her? She's not around right now. You understand how how this looks, right? Yes, sir. Justin's aunt has not heard from her sister, Linda, in over a week. She calls the sheriff's office to check on her well-being. When deputies arrive, there is an odor of decomposition from outside the home. It takes Linda's son over 30 minutes to answer the door. Deputies eventually locate Linda and arrest her son for providing a false statement. Justin is thoroughly processed by a forensics team, but is ruled out as a murder suspect. The medical examiner determined Linda died of natural causes. Justin was criminally charged with failing to report the death of his mother. He pled guilty and received 60 days in jail. Share your thoughts and comments. Like and subscribe for more cop cam content. And as always, thanks for watching. Did it smell when you went to the door? That smell? Yeah, there's a door on the outside. Did you see somebody? The other side. A roof's bed. The other door. Mhm. Smells like a seven. This place is a disaster. I can smell that smell. You smell it. No, I do. I guess body That rings right there, right? A little bit. Watch. Yeah, I saw them. So, yeah. No, it's it smells like one. Any commotions or anything the last couple days or before then? Yelling or fighting or anything like that? They'll be here. They're pretty quiet for the most part, but Okay. The most I see out of the dude is just like sometimes he walks up and down the road. Today he was riding a bike. So what do you see, Jose? Nothing. [Applause] I'm Did you hear us knocking before where you knocked out? No, I was sleeping in there. I'm glad you woke up cuz you're about to come inside. We're looking for mom. Have you seen her? She's not around right now. Do you know where she's at? Sister's asking for She's not in any trouble or anything like that. When was the last time you talked to her? Um, few days ago. Where'd she go? She told him to said she'd be acting a little while. I see. Is it abnormal for mom to be gone for days at a time? Sometimes. Where does she usually go? Does she have a favorite place where she likes to go when she's not home? Not that I know of. Did she tell you anything out of the normal? No. When she last time you saw her? No. Okay. But you haven't seen mom since then. When's the last time you text called her or anything like that? Oh god. When was the last time you saw dad? A week ago. Do you know where he's staying at? No, I heard that she might have called the cops on him. Yeah, he he got arrested the 25th of last month. I'll just grab your name. Justin, can you usually stay at this address here? You have a middle initial Justin. Be right. We just went inside to make sure she's not in there. It's not my house. I can't Huh? I can't tell you. No. Okay. But you stay here and it's your mom's house. Then we're looking for mom. So we just want to make sure mom's not stowed away in a closet or something. Dad didn't come back and retaliate for getting arrested or something like that. So if you're not going to tell me yesterday, then we're just going to peek your head in there real quick and then we'll come back outside. You can lead the way if you're so please. I'm going to lock the door behind you. You could go in, but you could go in. Just lead us through. I don't lock. Do you have a key? No. Why would you lock the door behind you? I just usually do that. So, how do you get in? I don't know. How about this other little door that's over here? It's uh it's just barricaded el with what? Uh garbage cans and stuff. So, how do you get in the house? I had to lock the door cuz I feel like you're with me. What the hell? What's the deal? Your side. You understand how how this looks, right? Yes, sir. So, why So, how do you get in the house? So, obviously, you went in and unlocked it from the inside. Did you get in? Do you just push that one thing open to get in or the other door? You mind doing that for us right now? 41 [Applause] [ __ ] Washington. [Applause] So push it in to the right. All right. Keep pushing it in. Now try to move it out. And then push it out. There you go. There we go. [Applause] Stay outside. All right. So, are you sure mom's not in there? I don't know. I just stayed in my room. Stay in my living room. We're already in. So, we're going to find out. So, I understand. You're going to tell me you didn't know mom was in there? Okay. Stand up for me. Put your back. Now I got a whole bigger issue. Call 400 and have you been out here sit back down after Yeah, I don't have a just gone through 400. 431 to 400. Have a seat. And I read you your Miranda rights, right? I read them to you, right? Your Miranda rightites. Great. Do you swear to affirm that the statement you're about to give is the whole truth, but nothing but the truth? All right. So, go ahead and tell me what's what's going on. What happened? I don't know. Okay. Well, you do know cuz I'm You've been there for a while and you smell. I am sorry. So, it's smelling. When we first got here and talked to, you said you hadn't seen mom in how long? Few days. A few days. When is is that the act your actual answer or what's what is the answer you want to swear to the last time you saw mom? We're talking around the house here. I mean, yeah. When's the last time you seen dad? This last week, I believe. Okay. Did what did how did your conversation with dad go the last time you saw him? Wasn't bad. Bad. It wasn't bad. What did dad? How about between mom and dad? Did they talk? Um the only thing I knew is she told at that point in time when she got home, she told me and I'm both to leave. So I left him walking somewhere and stayed away. Okay. Do you know where dad is at currently? No sir. You know if dad has a job? No sir. And you haven't talked to dad since that night? I said that night. Okay. Well, I guess he got arrested. That's what I heard. And you lots of you didn't get arrested. Okay. And then you're and mom's relationship has been good as of as of late. Yeah. Did you notice anything different while you've been staying here? Did that not raise any alarm to you? Have not heard from her in a couple months? I don't. Did you go and check? I did kind of look in there and see. I guess what she really mean. So, you saw her in the position that she's currently in now? Yes, sir. So, why did you tell us that mom wasn't there? Maybe. Yeah. You know better than me. I wasn't the one that did it. So, Yes, sir. Cuz I smelt her before you ever even came outside. And you were telling me mom's not in there. And you know damn well that she was in there. Yes, sir. And you're lying to me. So why wouldn't you just tell us the truth? We told you from the beginning we weren't there for you. We just wanted to make sure mom and mom was good. That's all. So what prompted you to lie to us? Say and you um when you went in there and checked on her two days ago, did you know that she was deceased? I could say so. I wouldn't say no. Okay. But was it apparently obvious to you that somebody smelling like that wouldn't be somebody who's living? Okay. Yes, sir. So, why didn't you call law enforcement when you found her deceased? You don't know? I don't know. Okay. Any idea why she is deceased? No. What could have happened? No sign. Okay. I really don't. I'm going just have you stand up real quick. I'm going to just pat you down real quick. Okay. Do you have anything on you uh that we don't know about? Soliders actually. Did you do you pat them down? No. Any needles? No. Nothing like that. Any bombs? Just turn around. Okay. [Applause] Um, couple things are going to happen right now. I just wanted to make you aware because I don't want you to, you know, be shocked or surprise, right? So, right right here, I'll be a search warrant to allow us to collect a couple things. I'm just going to read this through you. Once I get through it, I'm going to explain it all. It might not make sense right away, so just bear with me. Okay. So, a search warrant uh Charlotte County, the honorable Paul Allison Journey, judge of the 20th Judicial Circuit and 14th of Charlotte County, Florida. Lot to go over. So, I understand that's a lot. Ultimately, all that really kind of needs to be relayed right now is that uh we're going to have our crime scene text come in. They're going to take a couple swabs of your cheek. It's not going to hurt, nothing like that. Just going to be a little swab on the left, little swab on the right. We're going to photograph you. These clothes are just because I am going to be taking your clothes. Obviously, I don't want to leave you without clothes. So, I'm going to have you change into these. Um, and then we're going to take your clothing with us as well as as swabs of any of the items on you. Okay. Do you have any questions? No, sir. Okay. Let me out here. Put your thumb around here, please. Would you mind staying with your French? It's the same. Please help the other side. This way. This way. Can we get closer? Would you turn around for me? [Music] That's all done. Can you turn back to the front of us, please? [Music] trying to blind you. Okay. All right. Do you want to do collections and then we'll switch clothes? So, we'll do buckle swabs, nail scraping, nail scrapings. SW [Music] right now with long blonde hair and a ponytail and no shirt length shorts like color with his underwear sticking out of the top. Possibly has a beard. status. Status in this country. All right. Same thing. Show me the vehicle on. 4.7 47 427 All right. So, left hand I'm going to go swab hold. Sorry. You're wondering Central 427. bird. All right. And then look the other way. 343 flower. Mhm. Why is it flower? Something about the way it looks. Does that make up difference? Yeah, we'll say it does. Good. Water. Yeah. All [Applause] right. Thank you. The first one. Okay. So, this is just going to be a swab of the inner part of your cheek. Um, yeah. showing suspensions. Okay. And then we'll do one on the other side. [Music] Oh, this one's yours. Thank you. Let's do all this stuff. We need We need that. Okay. I'll be careful with that. I promise. You better. Do you want my light? Um should be good. Okay. Use the light. I'll just Thank you. All right. Excuse me. Interrupt. You interrupt. All right. So, Justin, what we're going to do here, like I explain to you, we're going to collect your toilet. Okay. Yes, sir. There's going to be a muzzle. This is going to be a little uncomfortable. I apologize. We're going to try to make it as not uncomfortable as possible. So, what I'm going to do first is I'm going to collect your shirt. Um, I'm going to take some have take some photos of you. Uh, and then after that, I'll have you put on this shirt. Then I'll collect your shoes, um, socks, pants, and then underwear. Um, we do have to take pictures of your entire body without clothes. So, we'll get that out of the way, and I'll have you put on the pants. Okay. Okay. Oh, no boxers and no socks. [Music] wash my hand. We'll take off the belt. [Music] Take off one shield. Let's see what I can do again. [Applause] That's pretty much All right. Thank you. All right. There you go. Go ahead and have a seat. Give me a couple minutes and I'll be right back with you. Okay. And I'll try to find you some slides. All right. All right. Sounds good. You need anything in the meantime? One second. You're still good on water and everything? Yes. Okay. So, what happened?