Santa Fe, United States: A video has been released related to an interview with Jeannine Jaramillo, who has been accused of escaping from the police, and causing a crash while driving, that killed a police officer and retired firefighter.
The Santa Fe police official has released a video in which they have an interview with a woman about the incident that has been taking place in her presence.
Meanwhile, after she ran from the police officials and drove the way down I-25.
On March 2, the officers thought that they were trying to rescue the woman after she shared the information that she was being kidnapped.
After she was followed, it ended in a deadly crash. One of the officers stated that she was the only one to get out of the car.
Along with this, at the police station, Jaramillo appeared to be a frightened victim, and officers questioned her. She tells officers she, as well as her boyfriend Mark, stayed the night in Santa Fe.
He attacked her that morning when she asked him to take her home. She tells officers he was punching her and threatening her with a knife.
At one point poured gasoline on her and threatened to light her on fire.
Meanwhile, the police begin to realize her story is not making sense, and officers press her for answers as well as suddenly, her story starts showing cracks.
The officers point out that she has no injuries consistent with the abuse she described, and the clothes she had been wearing do not smell like gas.
In addition, Jaramillo has started talking about a gun as well as changing her story about who was driving and where they went but never stopped saying she was a victim.
Furthermore, Jaramillo was released that day but later arrested. She is going through several charges, including two counts of 1st-degree murder.
