Jaclyn Edison tells “48 Hours” 120 days in jail was appropriate for her role in Austin murder plot
- Jan 12, 2024
- 1:34
- Short
Three others were sentenced to 35 years in the 2018 murder of wealthy jeweler Ted Shaughnessy.
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Brief Summary
Jackie Edison discusses her jail time and involvement in a murder plot, claiming innocence despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
Key points
- Jackie Edison Released. Jackie Edison walks out of jail after serving four months for her involvement in a murder plot.
- Denial and Blame. Jackie claims Nick is lying to clear his name while denying her own involvement.
- Investigators' Findings. Investigators state there is no evidence Jackie tried to stop the murder.
