Criminal Minds Jones Novels & Stories

" I don't know how things would be nor the outcome but all I know is that you must earn their trust, eventually you'll be taken to the Chief, what you need to know is his location, how we can access him, his weak point and gather as much information as you," Once again, Jones sped up on the road. I was speechless at first. If this man was dangerous as he had spoken then how does he expect me to do all those without getting caught? " What if I get caught?" While shaking his head in disapproval, Jones said, " You can't, you shouldn't." And with that said, Jones halted the car. His painful pleading eyes trained on me. " What you did to me back in the dark room..." I know I owe him an explanatio

"Charles, once you start testifying against Emily Caldwell, there's no going back. She'll know you're providing evidence against her." Jones thought about the phone recordings, the financial documents, the evidence of his own crimes. He had gambled everything on destroying Alexander Kane and lost. Now he would face the consequences. "Emily Caldwell has been a criminal for twenty years," Jones said. "I was a criminal for six months. If my testimony helps stop her, then at least something good comes from this mess." The conference room felt smaller as Jones realized what came next. Tomorrow morning, he would begin providing evidence against Emily Caldwell. He would detail every crime they had

He asked, Jonas pointed to one of the files on Mr Montero's desk "He is one of the best criminals around town" he said, Mr Montero held the file in his hands and opened it, his face grow more ugly as he turned the pages over and over again "This man is insane Jonas" he pointed his gun at him "How dare you put my Daisy's life in danger, this man is not only the best criminal but he is also insane, do you want to die Jonas?" He asked with an angry face "No sir, nothing will happen to Mis Daisy" jonas tried saying

James "The bones of her story stand up, but there are some differences," comments Will Stanton, police commissioner, waving a yellowed report, one of many from the stack of fading files and folders he has with him. "It was before my time in the job, but the records show that Charles Jenkins, supervisor at Blessingmoors, died while in pursuit of one Jennifer Conners, then a fourteen-year-old… um.... inmate, of Blessingmoors. Whilst giving chase he was hit by a truck, pulled under, then dragged some distance."

“ Thus, for the previously listed crimes, the jurors understand that the defendant constitutes a danger to society as a whole and, mainly, to the victims affected by her crimes. Thus, this court sentences Samantha Jocelyn Jones Manson to 65 years in prison, without the right to parole, to be served from that moment on.

Alpha Jones came into the room from the bathroom. "Good. We need to leave right now. It's urgent" he said hastily. He didn't really come to arrest him but his actions was just not understandable. "Leave to where?" Alpha Jones asked without eagerness. "What's happening? Why are you here?" he bombarded him with questions, slowly one after the other. "I found a new suspect in your murder case. I need you to see him" he revealed, looking straight like he had no choice. "My murder case?" Alpha Jones smirked. He sat down just to show he wasn't bothered. "I don't have a murder case" he said quietly.