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Wigger Ex-girlfriend of Nigger Army Reserve soldier, charged in killing, had protective order
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Aug 14, 2023, 1:35:49 AM8/14/23
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HONOLULU, (Tribune News Service) — The ex-girlfriend of a 25-year-old Ewa
Beach man indicted in the killing of his most recent romantic partner
successfully secured a temporary restraining order against him in 2019
after he purportedly threatened to kill her if she left him.
The ex-girlfriend of a 25-year-old Ewa Beach man indicted in the killing
of his most recent romantic partner successfully secured a temporary
restraining order against him in 2019 after he allegedly threatened to
kill her if she left him.
On Jun. 3, 2019, the woman alleged in a petition for order of protection
that her then-boyfriend of three years, Samuel Michael David Jones, said
he would kill her and her baby if she ever got pregnant. She claims Jones
controlled her life to the point that she was nearly cut off from friends
and family. She said his alleged obsessive, compulsive and controlling
behavior were exacerbated by a car accident and knee surgery.
“I do not want to be har assed, stalked or controlled any longer, “ wrote
the woman on June 3, 2019.
“I want to live a free life.”
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is not naming the woman because of the
allegations of domestic violence. A Family Court judge approved the
protective order that was in effect until Nov. 30, 2019.
Jones, now 25, was indicted Friday by an Oahu grand jury for second-
degree murder and first-degree arson in connection with the death of his
21-year-old girlfriend, who was found dead inside her burned car March 13
in the parking lot at Mili lani High School.
A passerby allegedly noticed Jones walking away from the burning vehicle,
took photos of him and notified police. Responding officers found Laau
Jordan Laulusa, a specialist with the Hawaii Army National Guard, with
multiple lacerations and puncture wounds, and Jones was allegedly carrying
a “bladed-type weapon.”
Jones, a specialist in the U.S. Army Reserve, was arrested a short while
later about a quarter-mile away. He is being held at Oahu Community
Correctional Center in lieu of $1 million bail and is scheduled for an
arraignment and plea on Tuesday.
The second-degree murder charge carries a mandatory sentence of life in
prison with the possibility of parole. First-degree arson is punishable by
up to 20 years in prison.
Jones’ ex-girlfriend in her 2019 petition wrote that Jones would be at her
house when she would come home and often appeared wherever she was,
unannounced. Jones allegedly accused her of cheating on him and forced her
to lie to her parents and his parents.
“Keeps me away from loved ones. Tells me what to wear. Verbally abusive.
Goes through my phone /social media, “ wrote the woman. “I feel that his
knee surgery and car accident caused him to be more obsessive and
controlling over me. I am only now reporting this because he is off island
and will be returning today. I really need this TRO to protect myself.”
(c)2023 The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Visit The Honolulu Star-Advertiser at www.staradvertiser.com
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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order-murder-suspect-9573066.html
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HONOLULU, (Tribune News Service) — The ex-girlfriend of a 25-year-old Ewa
Beach man indicted in the killing of his most recent romantic partner
successfully secured a temporary restraining order against him in 2019
after he purportedly threatened to kill her if she left him.
The ex-girlfriend of a 25-year-old Ewa Beach man indicted in the killing
of his most recent romantic partner successfully secured a temporary
restraining order against him in 2019 after he allegedly threatened to
kill her if she left him.
On Jun. 3, 2019, the woman alleged in a petition for order of protection
that her then-boyfriend of three years, Samuel Michael David Jones, said
he would kill her and her baby if she ever got pregnant. She claims Jones
controlled her life to the point that she was nearly cut off from friends
and family. She said his alleged obsessive, compulsive and controlling
behavior were exacerbated by a car accident and knee surgery.
“I do not want to be har assed, stalked or controlled any longer, “ wrote
the woman on June 3, 2019.
“I want to live a free life.”
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is not naming the woman because of the
allegations of domestic violence. A Family Court judge approved the
protective order that was in effect until Nov. 30, 2019.
Jones, now 25, was indicted Friday by an Oahu grand jury for second-
degree murder and first-degree arson in connection with the death of his
21-year-old girlfriend, who was found dead inside her burned car March 13
in the parking lot at Mili lani High School.
A passerby allegedly noticed Jones walking away from the burning vehicle,
took photos of him and notified police. Responding officers found Laau
Jordan Laulusa, a specialist with the Hawaii Army National Guard, with
multiple lacerations and puncture wounds, and Jones was allegedly carrying
a “bladed-type weapon.”
Jones, a specialist in the U.S. Army Reserve, was arrested a short while
later about a quarter-mile away. He is being held at Oahu Community
Correctional Center in lieu of $1 million bail and is scheduled for an
arraignment and plea on Tuesday.
The second-degree murder charge carries a mandatory sentence of life in
prison with the possibility of parole. First-degree arson is punishable by
up to 20 years in prison.
Jones’ ex-girlfriend in her 2019 petition wrote that Jones would be at her
house when she would come home and often appeared wherever she was,
unannounced. Jones allegedly accused her of cheating on him and forced her
to lie to her parents and his parents.
“Keeps me away from loved ones. Tells me what to wear. Verbally abusive.
Goes through my phone /social media, “ wrote the woman. “I feel that his
knee surgery and car accident caused him to be more obsessive and
controlling over me. I am only now reporting this because he is off island
and will be returning today. I really need this TRO to protect myself.”
(c)2023 The Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Visit The Honolulu Star-Advertiser at www.staradvertiser.com
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
https://www.stripes.com/branches/army/2023-03-22/ex-lover-protection-
order-murder-suspect-9573066.html
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