Dad asked 10-year-old son to dump hooker's body

[IRON_Lad]

The man accused of killing a prostitute last month and then dumping her remains near Eatonville asked his fifth-grade son to help get rid of the body, records show.

Alan John Jett, 40, who is charged with first-degree murder in the June slaying of Lashanda Rae Brand, was held without bail at the Orange County Jail.

Brand was identified last month after Orange County deputies released photos of her tattoos and asked the public for help. Witnesses told investigators she was a known prostitute.

Investigators received a tip that Jett's son told a classmate about the slaying. They interviewed him at school late last month, and the boy spilled his father's secret.

The boy, whom the Orlando Sentinel is not identifying, told investigators an incredible tale, according to an arrest affidavit.

According to the affidavit filed in Orange County court, the boy said he was with his father when Jett picked up a prostitute from the Parramore area. The trio went back to Jett's apartment in the 7100 block of Forest City Road, and the adults went into Jett's bedroom.

Awhile later, the boy heard his father and Brand argue about money. Then he heard silence, according to the affidavit.

Jett left his bedroom and took his son to dinner. As they left, the boy asked Jett about Brand and was told she was sleeping. The boy told investigators he saw her on the bed but thought then that she was dead.

The next morning, Jett told his son the woman had left. Later, however, the boy went into his father's room, opened the closet and saw Brand's body wrapped in a blanket and tape, according to the affidavit.

He didn't say anything to his father and went to his summer-school classes. After school, the boy told Jett he knew the woman was dead because he saw her body in the closet.

A day later, Jett told his son they needed "to get rid of the body" because it was starting to stink, the affidavit said.

Jett then wrapped the body in more bedding and asked his son to help him load it into the back of his Chevrolet Tahoe, the boy told investigators. They both got in the vehicle and dumped the body in a field.

Asked to show investigators the location, the boy took them to the same place off Forest City Road in Eatonville where Brand's body was found June 22.

Deputies have not said how the woman died.

The Department of Children and Families placed the boy with a relative.

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[Aesop Rocks]

People really should stop watching CSI.

 

[Wiseman]

Orange County Florida............go figure

 

[Aesop Rocks]

Edit: I mean CSI: Miami.

 

[Prison Mike]

I'm sure there was a lot of father and son bonding over dumping the body...

 

[Aesop Rocks]

"Just like what we did with Mommy!".

 

[IRON_Lad]

lol

 

[simplysuperhero]

facepalm

 

[StorminNorman]

Orange County Florida............go figure

But...but...I live in the OC.

 

[BlackLantern]

where's Caruso??

 

[Wiseman]

But...but...I live in the OC.

There are exceptions to everything Norman. Think of yourself as a diamond in the rough

 

[huskerwebhead]

That's ridiculous. There's no way a 10 year old could carry a fully grown human. He should have told him to chop it up first.

 

[Batman713]

But...but...I live in the OC.

Don't call it that.

 

[TheAlmightyFuzz]

There are exceptions to everything Norman. Think of yourself as a diamond in the rough

There's really nothing wrong with Orange County outside of Pine Hills.

 

[Majic Walrus]

It sure is good to see father-son bonding in the modern age.

 

[Raiden]

What kind of father would take his son out to solicit hookers, then ask his son to help dump the body? I hope he'll spend the rest of his life in prison.

 

[[A]]

Nothing bonds people better than a dark secret.

 

[bullets]

What a terrible father, He didn't even show his son the proper way to dispose of a body.

 

[JStorm]

What a terrible father, He didn't even show his son the proper way to dispose of a body.

I was thinking the same.


My old man asked me for fifty bucks, one day. I asked "why," and he said there was a hooker, downtown, that gave the best *explicit mouth movement* ever.


Point of the story - I handed my father 100 bucks and said - "let's go." Hence, we.


A father must follow through.

 

[knowsbleed]

I was thinking the same.


My old man asked me for fifty bucks, one day. I asked "why," and he said there was a hooker, downtown, that gave the best *explicit mouth movement* ever.


Point of the story - I handed my father 100 bucks and said - "let's go." Hence, we.


A father must follow through.

This is the most profound post I've read at the Hype. You've changed my parental thought process. I'm going to start my boy young...

 

[JStorm]

This is the most profound post I've read at the Hype. You've changed my parental thought process. I'm going to start my boy young...

Given my first Playboy at the age of ten - or the age where m father noticed me noticing boobs.

Taught how to shoot a 9mm at the age of eight - don't give me that bull**** about bad parenting. My old my held the bloody thing pretty much. He just wanted to get some gun powder on me, and teach me the importance/dangers of a firearm.

Given a pistol, for Christmas, on my 21st Christmas.

Given a condom three years after the Playboy: "Keep the condom in your wallet. Switch it out, with a new one, every week. If you use it, get another one. There will always be a box of condoms, in my closets. . . next the the pistols.

Grow up - the pistols were never loaded. He kept a loaded one where HE knew where it was.

I could go on.

Storm's are different - but I do advocate not shielding a boy from inevitability.

 

[ih8nyy]

If that was my kid he'd be getting spanked for sure.

 

[Aesop Rocks]

Spanked for doing something you told him to do?

 

[JStorm]

Spanked for doing something you told him to do?

Don't question Hater!.

 

[ih8nyy]

Spanked for doing something you told him to do?

For ratting me out. He gets a Toys R Us shopping spree for helping dump the body.

Don't question Hater!.

True Dat!