Serial Killer Documentary: Jeremy 'Oklahoma' Jones

On Halloween night in 2002, Tina Mayberry stepped out of Gipson's restaurant in Douglasville, Georgia, where she'd been attending a Halloween party. Moments later, she staggered back into the bar, bleeding from stab wounds and seeking help. Despite frantic efforts of partygoers and the paramedics, she died a short time later at an Atlanta hospital. She had neither been robbed nor sexually molested; there was no apparent motive, no clues, no suspect. Vicki Freeman described her boyfriend Jeremy as "....caring, considerate, loving. Gentle." Freeman, fourteen years Jones' senior, met him in 2003 in the same bar where Tina Mayberry was stabbed. Jones approached her and told her she was beautiful. It was apparently love at first sight. But love with Jeremy Jones had a dark side, and Freeman admitted that he had been physically abusive, but that they always made up. She thinks that the police are piling all their old crimes on her lover, trying to clear their books of unsolved murders.

This glib, good-looking psychopath raped & killed over a dozen women for fun, bragging he can "talk the panties off a nun." The mistaken FBI fingerprint system allowed him to hide under another criminal's identity for years, resulting in the unnecessary death of several women.
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[skd]

Give me some more names of lesser known serial killers (please check if I already covered the case before you comment). Thank you!

[JL-ixio]

I like that you don't censor words that aren't even bad words like other channels do. Thanks 👍

[jonhiggins]

Fully agree on sexual predators. Same with repeat violent offenders. There's no amount of talking to an overpaid therapist that will make a child rapist into a normal person

[nyxspiritsong]

Grilled cheese and tomato soup with a side of SKD in a crappy winter storm warning

[nicoleflierl]

That one was a whirlwind of crime! I give you a lot of credit trying to piece that one together! It always seems like those type of killers, narcissist, the ones that are trying to play games with the system, are the most difficult to get the story down, especially if he can't even tell you the story properly! Great job as always!

[jimmybarnett]

First time catching a premiere, just wanted to say that SKD is my favorite true crime channel, and is responsible for sparking my interest in true crime documentaries as a whole. Keep up the great work, I can't wait for the next video!

[judithcampbell]

I missed your live but watching it now. Thank you SKD for your excellent work and research on every topic you cover. Thanks Doc.

[erinkelly]

I was left alone by my bf for well over an hour with this guy when I was 16. Idk how I made it out alive..I just remember him acting funny af and making me very uncomfortable, needless to say I was happy when my bf finally showed back up. It was 1996, wild af

[richardneedham]

So many true crime videos out today! It's a darned bonanza! I'm euphoric. 🤗

[scotniver]

Thanks for the presentation. Good job SKD

[justinbell]

So sad to know that these types of people are living amongst us.

[kimwalsh]

Hope you are well Doc. Missed the chat because my notification just came. I will still watch. as always. Thank you SKD

[jonc.]

Imagine getting hired on your dream job in MIAMI of all places, beautiful sunny weather, great beaches, great food... only to learn that it's actually Miami, Oklahoma.

[M_M]

Made it on time tonight 🎉🎉 big love SKD

[stewartwight]

I like the chocolate cake analogy. Sums it up pretty perfectly for me 👍
Great content as always

[DRESSWEARINGDEION]

Evil pos. RIP to his victims and all victims

[heatherbonelli]

Perfect doc to watch with my penne alla vodka... A lot of puzzle pieces here. It's nice that you make the effort to share the lives of the victims, their hobbies, and a little about who they were when full of life before they were robbed from their families and loved ones. I'll never be able to understand some ppls complete disregard for life. I feel bad when I kill bugs!!

[matthewmcintosh]

He live with me an my family for almost 3 years in Douglasville GA. I was 11-13. Honestly, he was like my best friend. I would have never guessed. (The Mcintosh family)
When taking him in, my father(6'3" and 320lbs of muscle) told him... "Drugs aren't welcome in my house, if I find them, you'll wish you never met me. He stayed clean, my dad git him a job at the pil refinery he managed.. and there was a gap in his killings... right up until he moved out and got his own place. I knew him as John Chapman.

[eagleman]

We Okies actually pronounce Miami as Miamuh; Jones was a sick puppy who wreaked havoc in our home area for several years before he went national. R.I.P. to all his victims.

[roygoss]

Notification squad. I’m finally able to see a premier. Can’t wait for that outro.