unsolved or a cover-up? mystery at mile marker 181...What really happened to Jaleayah?

Hi friends, happy Monday!

Welcome back to Murder, Mystery & Makeup! Today, we’re discussing the mysterious death of Jaleayah Davis. Police claim her death was nothing more than a horrific car accident. However, Jaleayah’s family and others think that there’s more to this case than meets the eye. What really happened at mile marker 181, and will we ever know? Either way, Jaleayah definitely deserves some justice.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - INTRO
04:09 - THE FATEFUL NIGHT
14:06 - THE INVESTIGATION
20:04 - CONFLICTING SPECULATIONS
24:02 - WHY IT'S NOT ADDING UP!
30:31 - THE KEYCHAIN & THE RUMOR MILL
36:21 - UNANSWERED QUESTIONS
42:16 - CONCLUSION

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[nicolehannah]

This is my home town. What was left out was that every single one of the “friends” with her that night had multiple affiliation’s to law enforcement state trooper, sheriff, city cop etc. as well as her clothes underneath the jacket were FOLDED and hung over the guard rail. I’ve never talked to another person in my town about this case that believes it’s anything but a cover up. Her family deserves justice but will sadly never get it.

[rfagerho]

So the police concluded that she hit the railing hard enough that she was thrown out of the driver's seat, and right through the passenger side window, so violently that she was decapitated and her clothes flew off? But all her makeup and clothes just stayed neatly on the passenger seat through all this? And then her car just drove calmly by itself through two bends in the road before stopping? Yeah sounds like top notch detective work.

[Peace-life]

Anybody else stuck on her sister hearing her say "give me my keys!" On the phone, then Kristin turns up with her keychain a couple days later? And Kristin is the one that dropped her to the gas station because she didn't want her to drive, but then she somehow managed to get her car? And the clothes were 'pulled off her body by her car' but draped neatly over the guardrail? And she was supposedly thrown out of her car by the crash, but the stuff in the passenger seat was still perfectly placed? SO many inconsistencies that aren't adding up here.

[mikeer]

I am a crash reconstructionistand I've investigated enough fatal crashes to know that that Depts. findings and description of what happened are horseshit. Everything you said about her flying out of the car then hitting her own windshield, all of that are impossible. Physics would show and any crash reconstruction formula would prove all of that impossible. First just a simple fact that everyone can understand, the damage is to the passenger side which means she's on the right hand shoulder. So, if she were on the right hand shoulder out the passenger side, how would her body get hit by traffic on the other side of her car? It wouldn't. I used to be a police officer, and a crash investigator but they are absolutely 100% wrong if what you said is accurate. Love your channel by the way, I've only been here a few days.

[standup-speakout-stopdomes]

If I step on my brake too hard, EVERYTHING on my passenger seat flies to the floor... Every time. But this girl hits a guard rail at 70mph, she's dragged from the drivers seat and against the guard rail before being ejected, but the things on her seat are still neatly placed? NOPE! Besides the rest of it not making sense, that would be enough to convince me of foul play.
RIP to that beautiful young lady and I hope her family finds peace someday.

[irisalexander]

the most disgusting part is that they dropped her off and went to mcdonalds. that in itself shows THEY ARE NOT TRUE FRIENDS.

[absolutwillie]

It bothers me that the "accident" was violent enough to fling her from the car, but leave her personal items neatly on the passenger seat.

[jessicacervantez]

UGH THEM BEING KIDS AND GRANDKIDS OF COPS REALLY GOT ME!! they definitely prepped them and covered up the story there’s no way

[emK]

What I do not get is Kristin says they dropped her off at the gas station because they didn't want to drop her off at her car, so how did she get to her car?

[MoonbeamGardener]

If you're out with friends, never, EVER leave them alone. Look out for each other.

[chelseajovanovic]

why didn’t they just drop her off to her home if they didn’t want her to drive?

[stacylala]

It seems like jealousy took place and she was unalived and their connections are covering it up. This is so sad and I’m praying one day justice is served 😢

[CatostrophicCourt]

I genuinely hope some professional investigators reopen this case. There are way too many unanswered questions here.

[Rachelgibson]

The clothing being placed on the railing is my first red flag. Someone had to have done that. My second red flag is they said her car was at this guys house but they didn’t take her there to get it, instead they dropped her off at a gas station in another town? But on the phone she was yelling at her friend to give her keys back. So how did her car even get there in the first place??

[kibadelobo]

The super fast "shanasha" 😂💀 soothed my soul Bailey 🖤

[Megan-emyo]

I think about this story so often. Nothing makes sense. I live an hour from where it happened and no one around here has heard of it. So glad to see you covering it.

[CoriGraham-kpog]

This story is giving, " I know what you did last summer" vibes. Creepy AF. Rest in Peace Jaleayah. This story was wild!!

[ashhole]

Thank you for covering this case and bringing more attention to it. I don't live far from where this all happened, and this case has weighed heavily on my heart ever since. 💔 I pray that her family lives to see justice, and that the "friends" are eaten alive with guilt every day. The corruption in this case is STRONG, but since all the people involved all have family ties to law enforcement, they've gotten to walk free and live life as if nothing ever happened. 🥺 That sweet girl and her family didn't deserve any of this.

[luppa]

From my experience, serious accident or death that happens after a night out that involved an altercation is usually considered a red flag, and the surviving member of the altercation is usually considered a suspect, especially if that person has a history of violent behaviour.

Jaleayah being dropped off to the guy's place makes me think maybe there was unwanted advances towards Jaleayah, that would understandably make her upset and want someone safe to come get her. It also seems really weird why the friends would claim the victim drinking a LOT, as if to make the car accident theory an easy answer.

Jaleayah also mentioned on the phone with the sister that there was something to the story already, why she was upset ("What happened? - I'll explain later"), wanting the sister to pick her up - seems unlikely for her to drive at all. All of this makes the car accident theory less likely for me.
Whether any of the friends had any involvement at all, the whole case sounds sus af and clearly needs more thorough investigation. Maybe the friend lawyered up from the guilt of dropping her friend off alone or whatever.

I hope the family gets answers. It definitely would be respectful for the law enforcement to have a proper look at her case.

[imeekay]

Before you said some of the kids were affiliated with law enforcement, I already had the thought in my head based on all the inconsistencies. We can’t say what happened because none of us were there but its giving cover up vibes. I wish the best for Jaleyeah’s family and that they one day get answers.