Bad Girls (48 page)
This green trunk would become a talking point in the prosecution’s case against Bobbi Jo Smith.
(Courtesy of the Mineral Wells Police Department)
Mineral Wells PD Detective Brian Boetz was one of the first investigators on the scene of Bob Dow’s murder.
(Courtesy of Gerard Selby)
After the murder of Bob Dow, Jennifer Jones and Bobbi Jo Smith drove to the Spanish Trace apartment complex, where they picked up a friend, and Jennifer’s sister and mother.
(Courtesy of the author)
It was said that Bobbi Jo tossed the gun that killed Bob Dow out of the window here on the Farm to Market Road (Route 1821 North) after she’d wiped it clean of prints.
(Courtesy of the author)
After being caught in Blythe, California, at the end of a four-day run across the Southwest with two other women, Bobbi Jo and Jennifer were booked by the Mineral Wells Police Department.
(Courtesy of the Mineral Wells Police Department)
Kathy Jones (top) and Audrey Sawyer (bottom) were questioned on videotape after Bobbi Jo and Jennifer left them in Arizona and took off to California.
(Courtesy of the Mineral Wells Police Department)
Special Prosecuting Attorney Mike Burns charged Bobbi Jo with murder after Jennifer pled guilty.
(Courtesy of Gerard Selby)
Bobbi Jo’s trial was held at the Palo Pinto County Courthouse in Palo Pinto, Texas.
(Courtesy of Gerard Selby)
Bobbi Jo Smith in 2012, standing inside Texas’s infamous Gatesville Prison, where she is serving a sentence of 50 years for a crime she claims to have taken no part in.
Some names have been changed to protect the privacy of individuals connected to this story.
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