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Jason Bolton- 9 of Spades- 3rd edition of Indiana ‘cold case’ playing cards released

Apr24

Jason Bolton-Indiana Unsolved case card

Indiana Cold Case Homicides Playing Cards

The Indiana Department of Correction, in partnership with the Indiana State Police and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, have released two editions of the “Indiana Cold Case Homicides Playing Cards”. The decks of playing cards each profile 52 unsolved homicides and missing persons cases from around the state. Each playing card features information on an unsolved murder or missing persons case and a photo of the victim.

Members of the public who would like to provide information on the victim of a cold case homicide or missing persons case, or who would like to have a case reviewed for inclusion in a future release of the deck, may contact the Indiana Department of Correction at coldcasetips@idoc.in.gov

If you have information about any case in this deck or a case that does not appear in this deck, please call the Indiana State Police  T.I.P.S. Hotline at 1 (800) 453-4756.

The card decks are being distributed throughout Indiana prisons and to law enforcement authorities, and will be the only decks of cards available for purchase in the state’s 27 prison facilities.The aim of the project is to create an awareness of these unsolved cases in the prison population and encourage offenders to provide information that might help solve the cases.  Officials hope the cards may jar inmate memories or provide a clue that, when combined with other information, might provide the break investigators need to solve a case.

   

If you have information about any case in this deck or a case that does not appear in this deck, please dial the Indiana State Police T.I.P.S Hotline at 1 (800) 453-4756.

            
Diamonds                                                  Clubs

               
Hearts                                                 Spades

**If you would like to provide information on the victim of a cold case homicide, or would like to have the victim of a cold case homicide reviewed for inclusion in a future release of the deck, please contact the Indiana Department of Correction at coldcasetips@idoc.in.gov.

http://www.in.gov/idoc/3280.htm

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BRING THEM HOME NOW RADIO SHOW WITH GUEST TOMI BOLTON

Mar31

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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bringthemhomenow/2013/03/28/bring-them-home-now-jason-bolton

Join us as we welcome Jason’s sister, Tomi.  Tomi has never given up on getting justice for her little brother, Jason .
Jason was killed on August 21, 1991 after attending a
friend’s party in Fayette County, Indiana, near Fayette,
Franklin and Rush county lines (Laurel Indiana).
A lot of people witnessed his death and got scared, and are
even too scared today, to talk about it.
Jason was tortured. His assailants decided to castrate him
successfully! If just one person would have stepped up to the plate and called for help, even though Jason was bleeding to death from the castration, he might have lived. When Jason passed out from the pain, they all thought he was already dead, so they decided they had to get rid of his body somehow, so they staged a cover up! But he was not dead!!
His body was put in the middle of the road, then they went
and got their own car and one person steered the driver so
that one of the tires would run right between his legs. They
spread his legs open and they slowly ran their car between
his legs and over his chest cavity, which instantly crushed
him – and continued to the right of his head. He died at that
time.
It has been over 20 years and there have been no arrests,
no charges, no trial, no verdict, no justice.
They ruled Jason’s death an accidental death and said the
car killed him when it ran him over. Law Enforcement even
took statements from 4 of the people involved in his death
the night of the party, and they just believed them.
** This will be a very graphic show and is not intended for children.

Help Get Justice For Jason Bolton: With Tomi Bolton by Jessies Mom, Glendene

Nov17

Justice For Jason-
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Join me as I welcome Jason’s sister, Tomi. We ‘met’ years

ago on MySpace right after Jessie went missing and we

have stayed in touch ever since. Tomi has never given up

on getting justice for her little brother and now they want to

get the

Jason was killed on August 21, 1991 after attending a

friend’s party in Fayette County, Indiana, near Fayette,

Franklin and Rush county lines (Laurel Indiana).

A lot of people witnessed his death and got scared, and are

even too scared today, to talk about it.

Jason was tortured. His assailants decided to castrate him

successfully! If just one person would have stepped up to the

plate and called for help, even though Jason was bleeding

to death from the castration, he might have lived. When

Jason passed out from the pain, they all thought he was

already dead, so they decided they had to get rid of his body

somehow, so they staged a cover up! But he was not dead!!

His body was put in the middle of the road, then they went

and got their own car and one person steered the driver so

that one of the tires would run right between his legs. They

spread his legs open and they slowly ran their car between

his legs and over his chest cavity, which instantly crushed

him – and continued to the right of his head. He died at that

time.

It has been over 20 years and there have been no arrests,

no charges, no trial, no verdict, no justice.

They ruled Jason’s death an accidental death and said the

car killed him when it ran him over. Law Enforcement even

took statements from 4 of the people involved in his death

the night of the party, and they just believed them. They

believed that a car simply ran over a person who was lying

out in the middle of the road.

Official Website: http://justiceforjasonbolton.com

Enough is Enough- From Beyond the Grave

Feb1

Jason Dale Bolton - Brutally Murdered

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

I’ve been reading and re-reading this article for over a week, now, trying to make sense of it.  I’ve pored over every piece of information from the case reports to the newspaper articles to the death certificate.  I’ve looked at all of the pictures, including the ones of Jason Dale Bolton’s tortured body lying in the middle of the street after being run over by a car to the ones of him lying, peacefully, in his coffin.  I watched the video.  And, after all of this, I came away 1.) heartbroken; but, 2.) angry.  Angry that people could be so cold, so cruel as to do this to another human being.  Angry that the Fayette County (Indiana) authorities chose to sweep this under the carpet.  See, Jason was brutally murdered, but they wrote it off as a bad car accident.

The story of Jason Dale Bolton dates back to August of 1991.  He was 16 at the time.  Life hadn’t even really begun for him.  From what I’ve been able to glean from the information provided, Jason got mixed up with the wrong crowd.  On that fateful night in 1991, he was at a friend and neighbor’s house.  They were partying.  The toxicology report shows alcohol (blood/alcohol level 0.11) and Xanax.  So, they were partying pretty heavily.  That, however, doesn’t explain the chain of events that followed.

Jason was castrated.  His mutilated body lie in the middle of a rural road as he bled profusely.  Passed out from the horrific pain, his attackers thought he lied there dead.  In an effort to at least attempt to cover up their brutal crime, they opted to stage it as an accident.  Already lying spread eagle in the middle of the road, on the verge of bleeding to death, they opened his legs even more.  They then took their car and carefully ran over him, crotch first, as people watched.  People watched!!  If he wasn’t already dead, the weight of the car crush the life out of him.  That’s an amazing level of violence.  If there’s a silver lining for Jason, it was that the body is designed to shut down if its enduring severe trauma.  He didn’t feel the weight of a vehicle crush his 16-year-old torso and skull.  He did, however sadly, have to endure the unimaginable pain from the castration.  And, for that incredibly inhumane action, no one has had to pay.  The Fayette County authorities bought the “accident” story, castration and all.

For 20 1/2 years now, Jason’s family has had to not only live with the pain of having lost their beloved 16-year-old son and brother, they’ve also had to endure the horror of knowing beyond a shadow of doubt that he was brutally murdered, by people he knew and grew up with, yet no one was charged.  No one.  “It was an accident.”  The police didn’t investigate it further.  Worse, there are people who witnessed this heinous act who never came forward, people who lived right there where the Boltons lived.  Unfathomable.

So, here we are:  more than 20 years later.  Still, no justice for Jason.  Or, his family.  And, you’re asking “why write about this now?”  Here’s why.  Jason Dale Bolton deserves justice.  It’s as simple as that.  His family needs closure.  A whole generation has entered this world and are now college-age since the time Jason was killed.  Yet, it goes unsolved today.  Not only that, but the Fayette County police say they don’t have the resources available to re-open the case.  If this were a family member of mine, I’d be screaming at the top of my lungs every single day until they were compelled to re-open and re-examine the evidence in the case.  Handled properly, they’d stop at the castration and know that foul play was very definitely at hand.  Therefore, the mission here is to spread the word, and spread it to every corner of the planet.  The more people who know of this atrocity, the better the chances are of compelling Fayette County to re-open the case and find for justice Jason.

If this story angers or moves you in any way, share it.  And, keep sharing it until there is justice for Jason Dale Bolton.

http://ronkemp.blogspot.com/2012/02/from-beyond-grave.html

Tortured and Murdered with no Justification; Jason Dale Bolton

Jan30

January 29, 2012

Jason Dale Bolton was only 16 years old when four assailants brutally tortured and murdered him in front of a group of witnesses that, because of the ‘bystander effect’ and diffusion of responsibility, neither helped nor testified against the men responsible.

To this day, Bolton’s assailants walk free without serving a day in jail for his murder. Perhaps even more gruesome than the fact that an innocent kid was killed are the details of his attack. While at a party, Jason Bolton was assaulted by four men who then proceeded to castrate him in front of a crowd of people who were likely too afraid to speak out. While being castrated and restrained, Bolton’s loss of blood caused him to pass out, leaving many to believe that he had already died, but that was not the case.

While still alive, though passed out, Bolton’s assailants proceeded to cover up their gruesome assault by running over Bolton’s body and thus ending his life at the young age of 16. Police arrived and took statements from multiple witnesses, including the four assailants responsible for Bolton’s death. Despite the coroner’s report suggesting that Bolton’s death was more foul than just a hit-and-run, police believed the four men responsible when they stated Bolton was lying in the middle of the street, drunk.

Family members believe that one of the four assailants responsible was a family member of a police officer. But whether that’s true or not, it still remains that the police did not do all that they could have done to solve Bolton’s murder.

Instead, the case went cold for 21 years, and is still unsolved as you are reading this. But to ensure that nothing like this ever happens again and that Jason Bolton’s killers are brought to justice this story needs to not be swept under the rug like it has been for these past two decades. Unlike other cold cases, the murder of Jason Bolton has witnesses who live in a small Indiana town who more than likely recognize and know the names of the killers. So it still isn’t too late for them to be brought to justice.

Please take a few seconds out of your day by visiting the website, Justice for Jason, to learn more about Jason Dale Bolton and how you could potentially help.

http://taboojive.com/tortured-jason-dale-bolton/