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Date of video 12/28/10 AFTER Amber Alert Was Issued

This video we have Det Waters ~1:03, telling the reporter a piece of the timeline of the phone calls between 1:45 - 2:10. Adding that 1:45 PM, for me is CRUICAL as this is when the DD went to the house. At no point is the Det Waters saying DD went to the house. Also this video is AFTER AD admitted JF was home alone. Also in this video is when DD mumbles to AD.

http://www.click2houston.com/video/26297603/index.html
 
Published December 30, 2010

Concerned, Davis called the house phone repeatedly as she drove there, she said. Someone picked up just minutes before she pulled up around 2 p.m.

She said when a woman answered, Davis asked to speak to her son. She heard a woman say: "Is your mama's name Angela?" she said.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/12/30/woman-charged-murder-case-missing-houston-year-old/


The video came out with AD saying exactly what is printed in the article. Still looking for that video.

There is a longer version of this video somewhere. This is before the story changed.

http://www.39online.com/news/local/...paign=Feed:+Kiah-LocalNews+(KIAH+-+Local+News
 
Woman accused in childs murder back in court
A woman accused in the murder of a missing 12-year-old boy was back in court Monday morning.
Mona Yvette Nelson, 44, was in the Harris County courtroom to ensure she knew her rights as she faces a capitol murder charge in the death of Jonathan Foster.
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QuanellX: I believe this case is a drug debt
Quanell X today said that Mona Nelson, accused of the kidnapping-murder of 12-year-old Jonathan Foster, admitted that she had dumped the boy's burned body in a northeast Houston ditch. But, the Houston activist added, the woman had no motive for killing the child.
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Trusting and sweet to the end
When Jonathan Paul Foster is buried in South Park Cemetery in Pearland on Tuesday, he will be the first interred in a family plot that will someday hold his grandparents.
That Jonathan eventually will rest with his family offered a little solace to relatives of the 12-year-old boy killed on Christmas Eve, his remains charred and left in a drainage culvert in Houston.
By all accounts, it is an unspeakably sad end for a boy whose family members described him as deeply loving and affectionate. Even after bouncing from house to house in his 12 years — living with his mother, his grandmother and an uncle — he still had the trust of an innocent child.
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Suspect in 12 year olds death gets attorney
The woman accused of kidnapping and killing a 12-year-old boy on Christmas Eve was assigned a court-appointed attorney on Monday.
Mona Yvette Nelson, 44, has been charged with capital murder in Jonathan Foster's slaying. Prosecutors have not said if they plan to seek the death penalty if she is convicted.
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Quanell X: Woman accused in boys kidnapping, death did not act alone
Addressing the media outside a Houston courtroom Monday, local activist Quanell X questioned whether a woman accused of capital murder in the abduction and death of a 12-year-old Houston boy acted alone.
More... Video included...
 
Family, Friends say goodbye to murdered 12 year old
Family and friends gathered Tuesday morning to say goodbye to a little boy police say was kidnapped and killed.
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Family, friends remember 12-year-old Jonathan Foster
As visitors started trickling into a Garden Oaks church to pay their respects to 12-year-old Jonathan Foster this morning, family members held a brief press conference requesting a day of remembrance for a sweet, trusting boy.
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Slain 12 year old laid to rest
Family and friends gathered to say goodbye at the Garden Oaks Baptist Church in northwest Houston.
"He taught me unconditional love," said Mary Gifford, Jonathan's grandmother.
Gifford said she had too many fond memories to single out just one.
Jonathan's uncle said he took the boy hunting and fishing for the first time and raised Jonathan from 6 to 11 years old. He said Jonathan loved computer games, flying kites, going to the beach and museums.
More... Video included...

Murdered 12 year old laid to rest
Mourners of all ages filled a Houston church Tuesday afternoon to pay last respects to a little boy whose tragic death galvanized a community.　　
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Former Female Pro Boxer accused of murder

Jonathan Fosters death causes councilwoman to cry at meeting
A Houston city councilwoman, outraged at the senseless death of Jonathan Foster, broke down in tears Wednesday during a council meeting where she spoke about his murder.
KHOU reports that Council Member Brenda Stardig asked for a moment of silence to remember the 12-year-old boy, who’s been described as sweet, respectful, innocent, and caring.
“If we could just take a moment of silence to remember Jonathan’s energetic and sweet spirit,” said Stardig.
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To catch and release a killer
Titus County's reputation was sullied recently with the revelation that a long-time resident, Mona Nelson, was arrested as the suspect in the murder of 12-year old Jonathan Foster, who disappeared in Houston on Christmas Eve.
As we wrote on Dec. 31, Nelson was arrested ten times from 1991 to 2008 in Titus County for offenses ranging from traffic fines to family violence and assault, according to our jail records.
The last time she was arrested, in 2008, was for three counts of Injury to a Child - a fact mentioned by other media in Houston and elsewhere.
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Police still want to know why Houston boy was killed
Hours after Christmas Day dinner at her sister's Third Ward apartment, Mona Yvette Nelson, a nomadic 44-year-old maintenance worker, was jolted by a TV news report detailing the disappearance of 12-year-old Jonathan Foster from a ramshackle Garden Oaks enclave.
"I know those people," she reportedly told her sister, Angie Johnson, 62, after watching Jonathan's mother, Angela Davis, plead for help in finding her son.
Four days later, Nelson found herself in a Harris County jail cell, charged in the boy's slaying as veteran homicide detectives with uncharacteristic candor painted her a monster.
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Brought this over:

Ann-Tx said:
Court Dockets


Docket for court 182 on 8/12/2013

Snipped:

State vs. Nelson, Mona Yvette


Source:

http://app.dao.hctx.net/HelpingVict...=Nelson,+Mona+Yvette&court=182&date=8/12/2013
Office of District Attorney - Harris County, Texas -- Mike Anderson
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Ann-Tx said:
Judge Jeannine Barr
182nd Criminal District Court
Houston, Harris County, TX


judgejbarr.jpg



Judge Jeannine Barr is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond Louisiana . She received her Bachelors of Arts in English and Journalism Education in 1981 and taught high school English for a short period before attending law school at the Paul M. Hebert Law Center on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge. She graduated from law school in 1985 and moved to Houston where she began her legal career at the Harris County District Attorneys Office. She served as an Assistant District Attorney from 1986 until 1994 and achieved the level of Chief Prosecutor . During that time she prosecuted hundreds of cases including nine capital murder cases.


Read more:

http://www.harriscountygop.com/judges/BioJudgeJBarr.htm
Harris County GOP -- Bio - Judge J. Barr
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I couldn't locate a live stream or twitter link. Please post if one is located... thanks
 
Harmony and Salem:

I don't know if you have a certain page or thread to put media Links for this trial but I would like to share Links to the Homepage of the primary Houston media outlets who will be covering this trial. Most "live stream" their News - CDT (Central Daylight Time).

Updates are usually reported at 11 a.m, 12 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. News (TV) and various times on-line. All are CDT.

The early morning news reports (usually starting at 4 a.m or 4:30 a.m.) are usually from the 10 p.m. News.

I don't have time to post all of the "Live Stream" Links for each media outlet but one can find it on the Homepage (if it is "live streamed").

There are also phone apps available.

Homepages/Live Streams Links - Houston media

http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/index
KTRK (ABC) - Houston, TX - Homepage

http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/live
KTRK (ABC) - Houston, TX -- Live Stream of the NEWS

Eyewitness News live streaming video of newscasts
Watch live streaming video of Eyewitness News during our newscasts
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http://www.khou.com/
KHOU (CBS) - Houston, TX -- Homepage

http://www.myfoxhouston.com/
KRIV - (FOX) - Houston, TX -- Homepage


http://www.click2houston.com/
KPRC - (NBC) - Houston, TX -- Homepage

http://www.chron.com/
Houston Chronicle - Houston, TX -- Homepage

For those not familiar with Houston, it is a huge metroplex.

Story headlines on the media outlets' homepage change constantly and sometimes rapidly. If you do not see an article and/or video about the Mona Nelson trial, please type "Mona Nelson trial" in the 'Search Box' of the Homepage.

I hope the above info will be helpful to those who would like to follow the primary Houston media re the Mona Nelson trial.
 
Accused killer takes stand

By Cindy Horswell | August 13, 2013 | Updated: August 13, 2013 12:18pm

Houston Chronicle - Houston, TX

Mona Nelson, the accused killer of a 12-year-old boy, testified Tuesday that she never felt free to leave when officers brought her in for hours of questioning at Houston police headquarters.

"They would say you are free to go if you want to," Nelson said, adding that when she moved toward the door investigators would say "hold on, just give us a few more minutes." This happened before she was officially arrested in the Christmas eve 2010 disappearance and death of Jonathan Foster.

Read more and view picture gallery:

http://www.chron.com/news/houston-t...es-stand-4728872.php?cmpid=hpts#photo-5034150
 
Trial begins in 12-year-old Houston boy's death

Associated Press
Posted on August 13, 2013 at 4:32 PM

KHOU (CBS) - Houston, TX

HOUSTON (AP) — Attorneys for a woman on trial this week in the capital murder case of a 12-year-old Houston boy who disappeared Christmas Eve 2010 are fighting to have statements she made to investigators suppressed, claiming they were coerced.

Mona Nelson, 47, has pleaded not guilty in the death of Jonathan Foster, a Houston fifth grader. His badly burned body was found stuffed into a culvert.

Read more:

http://www.khou.com/news/national/219473331.html
 
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