@benjaminfahning6093

1 year ago

I THINK I FIGURED IT OUT!!! After listening to the conversations you had with Jolene I think that her death might have been caused by voluntary euthanasia. Throughout your investigation Jolene and Park clearly expressed their love for each other and a sense of togetherness. When you had Nate do the Estes method Jolene said that she died in pain and aware. I think she was saying that she despite the medicine she was still suffering and felt like she was no longer living anymore. Then later when asking her about her husband’s suicide she responded that he died of heartbreak and love-sickness. Throughout the investigation she remained evasive in regards to the exact nature of her death saying that she did die from cancer but there was something more that was involved. When asked why she didn’t want to talk about it she said that it was private. I think that Park and Jolene were very much in love and cared deeply for each other. When Jolene’s quality of life began to decline due to the progression of her illness she told her husband that she didn’t want to live anymore and wanted him to help her die on her own terms. When she died Park’s grief and guilt lead him to take his own life so they could be together again. I think the “agents of darkness” were Jolene’s illness, pain, and Parks’ grief which eventually lead to both of their deaths. Jolene doesn’t want to talk about the exact circumstances of her death not because of something sinister but because she doesn’t want to tarnish her husband’s memory. It was a decision that they made together and it isn’t anyone else’s business but theirs.

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