Justice for Jarred
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| Sign outside the Jay First Assembly of God Church in May of 2006 Below, same sign the next year, notifying friends about Jarred's funeral |
| Jarred Blake Wolfe - Died October 5, 2007 - 19 years old |
| Jarred flexing muscles with young friend Calvin |
| Jarred early in 2007 |
Jarred Wolfe was 19 years old when he died in Santa Rosa County , Florida on October 5, 2007. At 11 am, the already deceased young man was
brought to the hospital by a 26-year-old woman he had partied with the previous night. The woman told hospital staff and later the police that she and
Jarred had spent the night in his truck parked in a secluded spot on the farm owned by Jarred’s parents. She said they had fallen asleep and when
she awoke in the morning Jarred was unresponsive. Confused, rather than calling 9-1-1 on an available cell phone (there were two in the truck,) she
drove past Jarred’s house and on to the home of his 29-year-old cousin, who had been partying with them the previous evening. Unable to get
anyone to answer the door, she finally drove Jarred to the hospital, which was about six miles away from where she claimed to have spent the night.
The stories the cousin and the young woman tell are not consistent and make no sense. Jarred’s family has found evidence that the woman’s story
not only lacks credibility, much of it is a lie. Jarred's own cell phone offers some clues. The young woman called Jarred's phone a couple of times in
the middle of the night, when she supposedly was with Jarred...does this make sense? The cousin says Jarred and the young woman dropped him
off at his house at 10:30pm, yet all three of them were seen by friends at 1:40am, so that story doesn't hold water. The cousin called Jarred's
mother's house around 8am to ask if Jarred was there. His mother says this cousin NEVER calls the house, as there has been trouble with him
before, and they just don't talk. Of course she told him Jarred was not there.
Toxicology reports showed drugs in his system. His death was ruled an accident caused by multiple drug intoxication (methadone and ethanol.) The
combination may have caused a medical reaction, but would there have been time to save his life if the cousin and young woman had acted quickly,
and prudently, and taken Jarred to the hospital? Why didn't they call 911? Why didn't they stop by any of the houses around and ask for help? Was
it because they were afraid they might be arrested for providing alcohol and drugs to someone under 21, and since both the cousin and the young
woman were on probation, they allowed Jarred to die instead? A thorough investigation was never performed by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's
Department. The family has tried for almost two years to get answers and the sheriff's department has blown them off, saying they conducted a short
investigation as a "courtesy" for a grieving mother. This case is so similar to the Joshua Whittier case, and in the same jurisdiction. It really makes
one wonder if the deaths of all young men in Santa Rosa County, Florida go without investigation, leaving families to wonder what actually happened
to their loved ones.
Judy Wolfe, Jarred’s mother, says her efforts to get the authorities to aggressively investigate have been unsuccessful. Please use the contacts on
the left to voice your concern over this case, and ask for a proper investigation.
brought to the hospital by a 26-year-old woman he had partied with the previous night. The woman told hospital staff and later the police that she and
Jarred had spent the night in his truck parked in a secluded spot on the farm owned by Jarred’s parents. She said they had fallen asleep and when
she awoke in the morning Jarred was unresponsive. Confused, rather than calling 9-1-1 on an available cell phone (there were two in the truck,) she
drove past Jarred’s house and on to the home of his 29-year-old cousin, who had been partying with them the previous evening. Unable to get
anyone to answer the door, she finally drove Jarred to the hospital, which was about six miles away from where she claimed to have spent the night.
The stories the cousin and the young woman tell are not consistent and make no sense. Jarred’s family has found evidence that the woman’s story
not only lacks credibility, much of it is a lie. Jarred's own cell phone offers some clues. The young woman called Jarred's phone a couple of times in
the middle of the night, when she supposedly was with Jarred...does this make sense? The cousin says Jarred and the young woman dropped him
off at his house at 10:30pm, yet all three of them were seen by friends at 1:40am, so that story doesn't hold water. The cousin called Jarred's
mother's house around 8am to ask if Jarred was there. His mother says this cousin NEVER calls the house, as there has been trouble with him
before, and they just don't talk. Of course she told him Jarred was not there.
Toxicology reports showed drugs in his system. His death was ruled an accident caused by multiple drug intoxication (methadone and ethanol.) The
combination may have caused a medical reaction, but would there have been time to save his life if the cousin and young woman had acted quickly,
and prudently, and taken Jarred to the hospital? Why didn't they call 911? Why didn't they stop by any of the houses around and ask for help? Was
it because they were afraid they might be arrested for providing alcohol and drugs to someone under 21, and since both the cousin and the young
woman were on probation, they allowed Jarred to die instead? A thorough investigation was never performed by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's
Department. The family has tried for almost two years to get answers and the sheriff's department has blown them off, saying they conducted a short
investigation as a "courtesy" for a grieving mother. This case is so similar to the Joshua Whittier case, and in the same jurisdiction. It really makes
one wonder if the deaths of all young men in Santa Rosa County, Florida go without investigation, leaving families to wonder what actually happened
to their loved ones.
Judy Wolfe, Jarred’s mother, says her efforts to get the authorities to aggressively investigate have been unsuccessful. Please use the contacts on
the left to voice your concern over this case, and ask for a proper investigation.
| What YOU can DO: Contact the following agencies and ask that Jarred Wolfe's case be thoroughly investigated. ---------- William Eddins, State Attorney 190 Governmental Center Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 595-4200 FAX: (850) 595-4212 Email Mr. Eddins' Secretary ---------- Office of the State Attorney 6495 Caroline Street, Suite S Second Floor Milton, FL 32570 (850) 981-5500 FAX: (850) 981-3993 (Investigations) ---------- Florida Department of Law Enforcement P.O. Box 1489 Tallahassee, FL 32302-1489 · Phone: 1-850-410-7000 · E-Mail: info@fdle.state.fl.us --------- Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Department, Florida: Sheriff Wendell Hall Phone: 850-983-1100 FAX 850-983-1212 Postal address Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Dept. 5755 East Milton Road, Milton, FL 32583 --------- Contact the State Attorney General and ask that an outside investigator be brought in, to investigate this case properly. Bill McCollum – Florida Attorney General State of Florida The Capitol PL-01 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050 Attorney General Bill McCollum's email: ag.mccollum@myfloridalegal.com Main office telephone numbers Switchboard: 850-414-3300 Citizens Services: 850-414-3990 Florida Relay/TDD: 800-955-8771 Florida Toll Free: 1-866-966-7226 ---------- Contact Governor Crist and let him know about Jarred's case, and how it has been handled. Office of Governor Charlie Crist State of Florida The Capitol 400 S. Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 32399-0001 Email Governor Crist Email Lt. Governor Jeff Kottkamp ---------- Contact Florida's U.S. Senators and Representative let them know what is going on in their state regarding this case: Senator Mel Martinez 356 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC 20510 (202) 224-3041 Senator Bill Nelson 716 HART SENATE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC 20510 (202) 224-5274 U.S. Congressman Jeff Miller 1535 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515 Phone: (202) 225-4136 Fax: (202) 225-3414 ---------- |
| The following is a radio program called "Seeking Justice" by Denny Griffin and Kim Kolton This is the August 25, 2009 episode, regarding Jarred Wolfe's death. Please listen and arrive at your own conclusions as to what happened. |