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Summary Of 'Jackie Or' Jacquelyn Markham

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Jackie or “Jacquelyn Markham is a 51 year old white female who went missing in 2000. At first, it was believed that Ross Lane Emerson was connected to the disappearance of Jackie Markham. However, Emerson always denied the accusations and in his suicide note in prison he stated that he had not killed her. Additionally, there were inconsistencies in Archie Carrol’s “Jackie Markham’s boyfriend” statement concerning the telephone call Jackie made before going missing. It was found that the drunken man “Richard” that supposedly came over before Carrol got there had an alibi. Richard was in Jacksonville that weekend. It is said that Carrol never liked Jackie’s friend Richard either. Furthermore, Richard does not drink. Archie Carrol’s original phone

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