Police could not believe it, she was still alive

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d streaming down her face, as police were taking photos, Lacey turned and looked up at him. Lacey was alive. Shocked, the police call for additional help and an ambulance immediately.</p><p id="f5a8">The (Killer) tied the girl and mom up, went back to the mom, and raped her. He cut the cord off of the coffee pot and used it to strangle her. He went to the bathroom where Lacey was and beat her on the head with his gun. He was there to get revenge against the police because his wife got raped and he felt the police were not doing anything about it because the rapist was still at large. (The Killer) did not know Mary or her daughter and did it all to get back at the police.</p><p id="ea00">Lacey is still not sure how she survived an ordeal such as this. It took a few times after hearing the clicking noise for her to realize it was a camera snapping pictures at her. She turned her head and someone said, “This one is alive”. She sat there for a second and then asked to be untied. The police could see a scar on the side of her face up through her hair and some scars left on her forehead with a big indention in her skull. Lacey has been alone in the office for 12 hours but she did not know it had been that long. When she asked about her mom, the police did not tell her anything in the beginning. When she walked past her deceased mom on the way to the ambulance she was asked to keep her eyes closed. They would eventually tell her about her mom’s death and she was a brave 11-year-old.</p><p id="54c2">In the hospital, Lacey remembers she was at work with her mom and a man came through the door and walked in front of them pulling a gun out. The (Killer) asked her mom to lie flat on the floor and got a chair for her to sit in. As Lacey begged for her and her mom’s life, he beat her with the butt of his gun until she passed out. When she came to, she started yelling for her mom, he then strangled her and she passed out again. Despite this, Lacey was able to give a head-to-toe specific description of the (Killer) along with the teardrop tattoo under his eye (

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Which she will never forget). One of the officers recognized him and police bring him in for questioning.</p><p id="0957">The (Killer) stands trial for the murder of Mary and the attempted murder of Lacey and pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. The jury did not buy it and he was found guilty on all charges and sentenced to death. The (Killer’s) sister received a phone call from the police that new DNA had picked up on a cold case and it matched the (Killer). A lady was found dead in a hotel, strangled and raped. She was having a drink with a young man at the bar and left with him the composite sketch was a mirror image of the (Killer). So far, he had a total of three murders and one attempted murder of a minor.</p><p id="9be0"><i>The (Killer) was executed on April 24th, 2017 and Lacey was there to see it.</i></p><p id="ed9b"><b>Sources and Links</b></p><p id="fa2c"><a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14523514/">https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14523514/</a></p><p id="89b1"><a href="https://www.thv11.com/article/news/local/lawmen-recall-jack-jones-chilling-murder-rape-of-mary-phillips/91-433258301">https://www.thv11.com/article/news/local/lawmen-recall-jack-jones-chilling-murder-rape-of-mary-phillips/91-433258301</a></p><div id="06ac" class="link-block"> <a href="https://www.arkansasonline.com/arkansasexecutions/m/jackjones/"> <div> <div> <h2>Arkansas Executions: State sets deaths of 7 men over 11 days</h2> <div><h3>Scheduled for execution on Mary Phillips' body was found in the office of a bookkeeping and accounting firm where she…</h3></div> <div><p>www.arkansasonline.com</p></div> </div> <div> <div style="background-image: url(https://miro.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:320/0*la1ZiL8Lnh3K-2Uc)"></div> </div> </div> </a> </div><p id="e503"><a href="https://vocal.media/criminal/police-were-shocked-to-see-she-was-still-alive">Meet the True Crime Empress</a></p></article></body>

Police could not believe it, she was still alive

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With blood streaming down her face, as police were taking photos, Lacey turned and looked up at him. Lacey was alive. Shocked, the police call for additional help and an ambulance immediately.

After midnight, a deputy received a call regarding two missing persons from the family of 34-year-old Mary Phillips and her 11-year-old daughter Lacey. The family called the police after they did not hear from the mother and daughter and they did not make it home that evening. Mary worked at an accounting place and when the police got there, her pickup was parked and they instantly knew something was extremely wrong. With red flags waving, the deputy went inside the office and checked the lobby/outer area, and found Mary deceased.

As the investigators started taking photographs, they noticed Mary had a white cord around her neck and she was naked from the waist down. Police then search for her daughter and opened the door to the bathroom and there was Lacey, The police could see Lacey in the chair slumped over, blood everywhere, and you could tell she had been hit in the head several times. With blood streaming down her face, as police were taking photos, Lacey turned and looked up at him. Lacey was alive. Shocked, the police call for additional help and an ambulance immediately.

The (Killer) tied the girl and mom up, went back to the mom, and raped her. He cut the cord off of the coffee pot and used it to strangle her. He went to the bathroom where Lacey was and beat her on the head with his gun. He was there to get revenge against the police because his wife got raped and he felt the police were not doing anything about it because the rapist was still at large. (The Killer) did not know Mary or her daughter and did it all to get back at the police.

Lacey is still not sure how she survived an ordeal such as this. It took a few times after hearing the clicking noise for her to realize it was a camera snapping pictures at her. She turned her head and someone said, “This one is alive”. She sat there for a second and then asked to be untied. The police could see a scar on the side of her face up through her hair and some scars left on her forehead with a big indention in her skull. Lacey has been alone in the office for 12 hours but she did not know it had been that long. When she asked about her mom, the police did not tell her anything in the beginning. When she walked past her deceased mom on the way to the ambulance she was asked to keep her eyes closed. They would eventually tell her about her mom’s death and she was a brave 11-year-old.

In the hospital, Lacey remembers she was at work with her mom and a man came through the door and walked in front of them pulling a gun out. The (Killer) asked her mom to lie flat on the floor and got a chair for her to sit in. As Lacey begged for her and her mom’s life, he beat her with the butt of his gun until she passed out. When she came to, she started yelling for her mom, he then strangled her and she passed out again. Despite this, Lacey was able to give a head-to-toe specific description of the (Killer) along with the teardrop tattoo under his eye (Which she will never forget). One of the officers recognized him and police bring him in for questioning.

The (Killer) stands trial for the murder of Mary and the attempted murder of Lacey and pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. The jury did not buy it and he was found guilty on all charges and sentenced to death. The (Killer’s) sister received a phone call from the police that new DNA had picked up on a cold case and it matched the (Killer). A lady was found dead in a hotel, strangled and raped. She was having a drink with a young man at the bar and left with him the composite sketch was a mirror image of the (Killer). So far, he had a total of three murders and one attempted murder of a minor.

The (Killer) was executed on April 24th, 2017 and Lacey was there to see it.

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