Sharion V. Jones

Mrs. Jones was giving 20 years in prison, and was also given 30 years probation, for an altercation between her & her husband Mr. Harry Jones, in which she threw hot water on him.
Mr. Jones never pressed charges and did not want his wife (Mrs. Sharion V. Jones) locked up for the incident. He never called the police.

Subsequenlty Mrs. Jones was arrested, served 10+ years for the incident and ordered to never live with Mr. Jones again. During the time Mrs. Jones was incarrcerated, Mr. Jones was fought for her freedom from the outside, paying for appeal after appeal to no avail.

The judge who ruled over her case (Jude Douglas Pullen), is alledged to be a racist unjust judge. Who is alledged to have made his ruling against Mrs. Jones based off of the fact that Mr & Mrs. Jones were an interracial couple. In this video, Mrs Jones gives us her recollection of events before and after the atercation with her husband, Mr. Jones.
She believes that since she and her husband tried to get Judge Pullens ruling overturned, their has been attempts on her life & her husbands life (Who is now deceased).

Mrs. Jones believed that the government and law, specifically of Muscogee County, Columbus GA was trying to kill her and her husband. Mrs Jones wants her husbands body exumed because she belives he was poisned which ultimately lead top his death.

Mrs. Jones can attest to the fact that there were criminal activity(s) being commited to and on her and her husbands properties. She believes the crimes commited against her were orders by Judge Pullen & the Corrupt Government/Judicial system of Muscogee county. Mrs. jones believes & can attest that their was poison put in her water well, on their property, which led to her husbands demise.

Mrs. Jones believes that these events all stemmed from her and her husbands efforts in trying to get the judge who ruled over her case, Judge Douglas Pullen's ruling overturned. She also believed that race, specifically the fact that her and Mr. Jones were an interracial couple, Played a major part as well.