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hanging. >> then they came on true crime news, fighting for justice against a disgraced doctor. >> this man is a monster. >> my body knew something was wrong. >> doctor david farley, accused by more than 200 patients of sickening abuse and sued for a billion dollars. now, after our story aired, a major developmen. when 37 year old jessica johnson was found dead, investigators ruled it a suicide. but the single mom's body was discovered in such a bizarre position that her family is convinced that she was murdered and that the crime scene was staged, and they are determined to figure out what really happened to her. by all accounts, 37 year old jessica johnson was beautiful inside and out. >> she was always dressed up and really pretty and she knew it. she's fancy, glammed up diva. she was the life of any

gathering, whether it was just you and her or a room of 100. jessica was a energetic, outgoing, loved people, not judgmental at all. she was just fun to be around. >> jessica johnson was all those things. then she was found on a rural road near her parents house in horn lake, mississippi. in this odd position, the disturbing images show the mother of two on her knees with her legs buckled under shoestrings fashioned into a noose around her neck. her purse open on the ground and placed between her legs. >> the mail lady found her. she freaked out and she called to get help in any way. another mailman came there and he he took pictures. that's the pictures that we got. >> the county coroner ruled

jessica's death a suicide, but even before seeing the horrifying candid images her friends and family said, no way, not suicide, not jessica, let alone by hanging herself. >> tell me that my daughter had committed suicide and i'm like, it's not possible. my sister was so vain. i mean, she there's no way she's going to have herself displayed out for the world to see her like that. she had no makeup on or that's not her. her drug of choice was xanax. she would have went to sleep. and believe me, jessica would have had herself fixed up. she would have looked like sleeping beauty. she loved her babies. she loved her babies. she would not. they're all she had. and they're all that they had. in the very beginning, it was suicide. and they wasn't going to change her mind from suicide the way that they they put her out there. >> only people that are not in their right mind would do something like that and say, this is going to look normal.

>> something's off about the situation. agree? not one, but two separate experts. the family hired to investigate the case. >> she's alive, supposedly, when she says down there. so she has to put up with that pressure on her jaw from the edge of that 4x4 post until she dies. >> never happened to hang herself right here at this location. you would have to do amazing things. someone that's coming and erratically trying to hang themselves in the cover of dark. and you look here, we're in a this is a rural area, so it's very dark. no street lights or anything to me and to anyone with some common sense. would know this is not a suicide by hanging. she was placed here. >> if you did want to hang yourself, there's plenty of trees around. i looked at them. there's. there's some low lying limbs. why are you going to

choose the us postal service mailbox? >> but who would do this and why? david and linda johnson don't hide the fact that their daughter had battled drug addiction in the past. and recently started using again. >> if they would have told me that she had overdosed on xanax, i think i might have believed that. >> in fact, the pathology report shows at the time of her death, jessica had significant dangerous drug combinations in her system, including meth, xanax and a drug to treat severe insomnia. and lately, they claim that she'd been spending time with a tough crowd. >> i was disappointed in her and the choices she was making and what she was doing. >> that included the guy she was dating at the time of her death. >> she was normally really picky on guys, so it was a surprise. her last two boyfriends that she had were pretty mean and controlling and kind of narcissistic. the crazy thing is, jessica has never been attracted to men, but it was

tattooed up. neither one of my girls have ever had any tattoos or piercings or anything like that. >> if that was true, jessica was going way against type with this on again off again boyfriend garland hart. >> i seen the pictures of him and she showed me the picture and i'm like, how far down do these tattoos go? i think that there was times in their relatiship where they enjoyed each other and have a little bit of fun, but the bad outweigh the good in their relationship. >> there were times where i'd have to go pick her up, you know, because they had gotten into an argument or an altercation. i really urge jess to get away from him. >> but linda says anytime jessica did get away, she'd end up going right back. and on that one fateful night in june, she and garland ended up at his best friend's house in rural mississippi. the house with the infamous mailbox. >> it's accused me of that, that when they see that it had nothing to do with me as i've been cleared already after the

grisly discovery, garland hart voluntarily went in for questioning, and he has fully cooperated with the investigation ever since. >> police have never named him or anyone else a suspect in jessica's death. >> i willingly went down there myself because that was my best friend. so i don't expect an apology because it would anger me. but yes, i do feel like something happened to her because i don't think she would do that to herself. >> when we come back, jessica's family hires their own team to prove she didn't take her own life. >> how much indent do you see that string making compared to her jaw? littlein my o nion .. she didn't tie this. >> that's next. >> when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help because the right information at the right time may make all the difference. >> at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare

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we're back with the mysterious death of jessica johnson. the single mom was found dead, tied to a mailbox with shoelaces. authorities say that she died by suicide, but really, her family and friends say all signs point to something more sinister. for david johnson, the pain of losing his daughter is only compounded by the fact that she was a parent herself. >> my granddaughter and my grandson. they don't have their mom. i want to make sure that my

grandchildren are aware that their mother did not take her own life. >> the medical examiner listed the cause of death as asphyxiation by hanging, a suicide, but her parents don't believe it. desperate for answers, they turned to forensic scientists doctor maurice godwin. >> it should be homicide, but at least at the minimum, it needs to be changed to undetermined. >> he recently met with jessica's mother, linda, to explain why he doubts the suicide ruling. the strange scene is certainly hard to explain. jessica's body found on the ground with bent knees, her neck tied to a waist high mailbox fashioned like a noose but only made up of two shoestrings based on the way the string is around her. >> adam's apple here. she would never passed out anyway, because i don't think there's enough pressure to cut off the air.

>> doctor godwin says not only would the three foot high mailbox not support jessica's weight, but the positioning of her body against the mailbox also makes no sense. >> the majority of the force of the pressure was on her cheek bone in that position, he says, jessica would have been in excruciating pain. she's alive, supposedly, when she sits down there, so she has to put up with that pressure on her jaw from the edge of that 4x4 post until she dies never happened. >> and even if the shoelace could have caused enough pressure to strangle her, he says it would have left a very noticeable mark. it didn't have much indent. >> do you see that string making compared to her jaw? >> little something else, doctor godwin finds suspicious? >> in my opinion, she didn't tie

this. >> the knot used to tie the shoelaces together. >> it is so precisely tied really close to the end. so to me that would be difficult to tie this without a proper lighting to the johnsons and doctor godwin theorize all these factors add up to one unbearable possibility that jessica was killed somewhere else and the mailbox scene was staged in their grief and confusion and facing financial struggles, jessica's parents made the heart wrenching decision to have her cremated. jessica should have never been cremated. >> also suspicious, according to doctor godwin, while some of the evidence was returned to the family like the shoes jessica was wearing the night she died, which may contain a drop of blood spatter, other evidence was gone altogether, like those shoe strings that had been

fashioned into a noose. >> my suggestion was to take this shoelace and swab it for touch dna. >> that's evidence. how do you lose evidence? >> like the clothes she was wearing the night she died? >> we were calling the funeral home and the medical examiner. nobody could find her clothes. >> her clothes were burned, destroyed. >> something basic that you learn in the academy how to correctly preserve a crime scene. >> piling on another expert hired by the family, former memphis police officer ronnie moreno, says potential witnesses were ignored. >> now this neighbor, right here was never questioned by the police, but he believes the most egregious oversight by detectives involves security video from the home where jessica's body was found. >> it requires a passcode to get into it, and they didn't ask him for a passcode. >> i love jessica, anybody that knows me would know i would never do that to her. >> here's jessica's on and off again boyfriend garland hart at

court, where he was facing domestic violence charges filed by his current girlfriendchges y dropped. it was the first time he'd spoken publicly about jessica's death. >> they had to have somebody to blame, understand that. that i'll be that dude. but i'll never apologize for something i didn't do, especially to somebody that i love. >> with garland hart cooperating and proclaiming he had nothing to do with jessica's death, her family is stumped. they say they'll never stop searching for the truth, wherever it may lead them. >> i want the police to do their job. i don't think it's too much to ask. >> we're not going to stop till we find out who you are. >> we reached out to the horn lake, mississippi police department for comment, but they didn't respond. now we want to hear from you. do you believe jessica died by suicide? let us know at true crime news.com. up next, his patients accuse him of

being a monster with a medical degree and they've been fighting to have him locked up. why ? they're one step closer to justice. after sharing their stories right here. >> we now return to our interview with the insurance whistleblower. >> i just think everyone should know there's an insurance company out there exposing other companies rates so you can compare them and save. >> sounds like trouble. >> it's great actually. it's called auto quote explorer from progressive. here, look, see, we show you our direct rates and their rates even if we're not the lowest. >> so whistleblower usually means you're exposing something bad. >> i thought it meant calling attention to something helpful. you know, like toot toot. check it out. this thing's the best. no. >> go, friends, gather kiki. chris, jason. >> hook friends. let's go, let's go. friends. >> hold on to your dice. >> nice frosting. pratt. >> thank you. how are we doing, kiki? >> tastes like money to me. i

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>> it's a story we first brought you on true crime news. women demanding justice against this man. harvard educated doctor david farley, who was introduced to them in their church. >> i would ask all of the brave women who are here today with me to please stand. >> a fight that brought them here inside west linn city hall, where they demanded accountability for what they say is a botched police investigation that ended without a prosecution. >> we all deserved better. >> why would you come forward when your abuser won't be held accountable? is it okay in this city? for children and women to be dismissed now the same prosecutor who wouldn't file criminal charges against the doctor is asking the state of oregon to take over the investigation. >> the attorney general came out

publicly and indicated that they've been investigating since those survivors banded together. >> these four women we introduced you to are just some of the more than 200 who say they were sexually assaulted at the hands of their former doctor with no glove and touching the outside of me in ways that now i know no health care provider ever would. the oregon medical board validated their claims, finding that doctor farley violated standards of care by giving unnecessary pelvic exams, engaged in sexual misconduct, and repeated acts of negligence, including taking pictures of the genitals of minor patients, and revoked his license. but a grand jury made up of six women and one man chose not to indict the doctor. >> it was shocking. multiple people started crying. there was anger, there was yelling and

shouting. it feels surreal. it that experience to this day, i will never forget. >> nicole snow says she was assaulted by doctor farley as a young teen, i was pretty naive to sexual health and so i didn't even know when he was trying to stimulate me during my exams as a teenager, a story the oregon medical board heard repeatedly. >> he was filing women in and out of there, just like me. >> so often it's mind boggling. >> and he felt so powerful and safe, like he could do it. and no one would question him. >> made worse, they say. after taking their stories to the police detective in charge of the case, this man doesn't isn't asking me any questions. >> he has no idea about any of these things. i'm talking about.

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