Jensen Cold Cases

09/08/2024

More reflection on Summer Wells. As most of you know, I've been on Court TV a couple times to discuss Summer Wells on shows with Vinnie Politan Court TV. Speaking statistically, the probability is greater that Summer expired on the truck while Mom was shopping inside the store, and she thought Summer was asleep before there was an act of foul play on the parents' part. However, the parents both passed their polygraphs, so I believe they are innocent and not responsible for her disappearance. That being said, the child was alleged last seen going downstairs, and so that is the belief where an abduction occurred. I would argue that is flawed logic. Last place seen does not always mean point of abduction. It depends of the amount of the passage of time, from last seen to actively seeking here whereabouts. I would think she exited the home from the basement door and wandered off, following dogs or a butterfly as inquisitive, adventurous children do, where she encountered a bad actor in the woods. If I were on the case, I would investigate the whereabouts of s*x offenders in the area who victimology matches Summer. The likely scenario is that a s*x offender saw them at the store and followed them into their neighborhood. That is my professional opinion.

04/23/2024

(PLEASE SHARE) Hi All, I'll be on NewsNation today with Nichole Berlie at 11:30 a.m. (MT)/1:30 p.m. (ET), talking about A Ted Bundy summer project coming up that I've scheduled with volunteers, and sponsored through the non-profit program, the Missing Coalition. (If you can, please donate, its a 501c3 charitable non-profit).

We are so ready for these searches. We expect to have cadaver dog handlers and a medium on each site. We plan to record, and may even live stream it. These four missing victims, Debra Kent (17); Nancy Wilcox (16); Julie Cunningham (26); and Susan Curtis (15) were buried in shallow clandestined graves in various regions, and were never recovered. Its been 50 years, and it is time! Click on NewsNation Live banner tab to watch live at

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01/01/2024

TED BUNDY SEARCHES Update: More releases from the Debra Kent files. Ted Bundy's Volkswagen bettle.

08/28/2022

JOHANNA LEATHERBURY + THE NATTER'S MARKET MURDERS (MICHAEL BOWN & CAROLYN KINGSTON) 1971 MURDERS - CONNECTED?
In reviewing these three Salt Lake County cold cases, we know that the September 2, 1971 murders of Michael Bown (age 24) and Carolyn Kingston (age 30) at the Natter's Market were linked, but the question lingering is whether there was a connection between their murders and that of JoHanna Leatherbury. The families want to know for over 51 years now.
According to the Unified Police Cold Case website, Carolyn Kingston was a clerk at Natter’s Market located at 3065 South 700 East, in Salt Lake City, and that Michael Bown was a delivery driver delivering bread that afternoon. At approximately 2:00 p.m. an armed robber entered the store. In the course of the robbery he shot both victims, and attempted to shoot a third, another bread deliveryman, William J. Bryant, but the .22-caliber automatic handgun jammed, and the cartridge was ejected manually. We would like to speak to Mr. Bryant for a composite sketch to be drawn up, or we’d like to speak to one of his family members to see if there was any journal entries or other writings detailing the incident. If you know any information about the Natter’s Market double murder, please call private investigator Jason Jensen, at 801-759-2248.
During the struggle between the gunman and Carolyn Kingston, the robber lost his watch, a square Timex, with a dark blue face without numbers or writing, and Roman letters engraved on the gold outer edge. The band was a nylon blue and gray striped band. If the watch sounds familiar to you, please call Det. Ben Pender at the Unified Police Department at 385-468-9816, or Jason K Jensen PI at 801-759-2248. That watch was checked into evidence, and it is highly encouraged the Unified Police process the backside of the watch and band to get the killer’s DNA profile, and the conduct genetic genealogy to identify Michael Bown’s and Carolyn Kingston’s killer. Their killer was described as a well-groomed “nice looking boy” 18-20 years old, with short curly hair. He drove away in a black 1959 4-door Chevy sedan.
Meanwhile, according to Salt Lake County in 1971, they suspected a possible connection between JoHanna Leatherbury and the Natter’s Market murders because they happened so closely together and a .22-caliber handgun was also used to kill JoHanna on August 21, 1971. Nowadays DNA can be collected from bullet shell casings, using the Bardole Method developed by CSI expert Francine Bardole in Murray, Utah. DNA should be collected from the casing using her M-Vac technique. There was a second vehicle described as possibly being associated with JoHannah's death. There were two guys described and one drove an orange/red Dodge Charger.

These are solvable cases.

08/16/2022

The FOUR (4) MYTHS in the JONBENET RAMSEY case: MYTH #1: The RANSOM NOTE was written by PATSY RAMSEY because she was guilty. FACT: In 2008, unknown male DNA cleared the RAMSEY Family of any responsibility for JonBenet's death; MYTH #2: The CRIME SCENE was STAGED. FACT: The physical evidence shows someone attempted to pull JONBENET out of the basement window with a cord; MYTH #3: A GARROTE was used to kill JONBENET. FACT: A real GARROTE has a handle on both ends of a short wire used to asphyxiate their victim - in this case, the nylon cord had a handle on one end, it was tied around her neck mid-line, and the opposite loose end was tied around her right wrist, indicating it was intended to be a pullcord; AND MYTH #4: Comparing the suspects DNA on CODIS will identify the killer. FACT: CODIS contains a list of convicted felons only. Meanwhile, the RAMSEY Family would like the police have genetic genealogists match the DNA to a family member like done in the Golden State Killer case. OPINION: However that may not the most effective way. If a person of interest could be identified, police can have his DNA compared to the crime scene DNA.

IMO JonBenet's killer was a teenage boy living in the neighborhood between the ages of 12 and 16 years old. He likely has a history since the murder that may include alcoholism, voyeurism or domestic violence. As a juvenile he was likely a peeping tom.

07/21/2022

Wayne Williams has always claimed his innocence concerning the 30 victims known as the Atlanta Child Murders. Jensen Investigations is out to prove who really killed and - If you have any information about these unsolved murders, please contact Jensen Investigations /Jason Jensen at 801-759-2248.

05/19/2022

NEW MISSING PERSONS Case: ANGELO CHRISTOPHER MARTINEZ (Ogden, UT). Last seen on October 26, 2017 in Ogden area. Offering cash for information to locate his body. Suspected he died of an overdose and his body was dumped. They probably thought his body would be quickly found, but it wasn't. Please call Private Investigator Jason Jensen, at 801-759-2248. Strictly anonymous and confidential. https://charleyproject.org/case/angelo-christopher-martinez

Jason Jensen has 28 years experience conducting investigations. He is a member of the IHIA, AISOCC,

03/03/2022

We're so proud of our search dog, Lily. Even with the breaks due to winter, she is still a rock star. She is so good at locating human bone.