Ep. 21 “Birds of a Feather” Ashes to Ash True Crime “The Kendrick Johnson Investigation”

Ep. 21 “Birds of a Feather” Ashes to Ash True Crime “The Kendrick Johnson Investigation”

Ash and her new investigator Debbie come across some information that has never been talked about from the media before on this case.

Kendrick Johnson was found deceased in a Gym Mat in Valdosta, Georgia at Lowndes County High School. This incident occurred January 10th of 2013. KJ was only 17 years old.

Four years after KJ's death Ryan Anthony Domek-Hernandez came forward with a statement claiming that he knew Branden Bell and that Branden had told him that Brian Bell his younger brother, Ryan Hall, and himself had killed Kendrick Johnson. Ryan Anthony goes on in his statement to implicate Freshmen Taylor Eakin and Rick Bell, Branden and Brian's father, the first medical examiner and the FBI in a cover-up of mass proportions regarding the death of KJ.

Is Ryan Anthony Domek Hernandez's statement true? If it is not, what pieces are false? Or is the entire statement false. Ash easily myth buster's Ryan Anthony's statement by showing evidence to the factual or nonfactual nature of the statement.

Were the Johnson's responsible for Ryan Anthony's statement and did they coach him on what to say?

Ash also continues to prepare for the mat test as the subjects performing the experiment begin to arrive.

Link to song we could not have in the episode: Jacquees “B.E.D.” youtube.com/watch

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The title song “Bones” was produced by “8 Graves.”

If you know of illegal activity involving this case, please reach out to your local law enforcement.

The Film Finding Kendrick Johnson by Jason Pollock who claims to be an abolitionist, is a total work of fabrication on the parts that involved the Kendrick Johnson case and the Bell family. Jackie Johnson and Kenneth/Mike her husband own 50% of the film Finding Kendrick Johnson, making is a biased production with zero care for honorable journalism.