SAN ANTONIO – As part of the plea agreement in the Genene Jones murder case, prosecutors promised to return Jones’ Bible, an address book and several other personal items.
As the agreement was being reviewed by District Judge Frank Castro Thursday, the District Attorney’s Major Crimes Chief Catherine Babbitt told Castro that the state had made good on its promise to return the items.
‘Killer Nurse’ Genene Jones pleads guilty, gets life in prison“They’re in a box," Babbitt said.
“There is some handwriting of Genene Jones in the Bible...some references to children and to sin,” Babbitt said last fall.
‘Killer Nurse’ Genene Jones deemed competent to stand trialIn November of 2019, Jones petitioned the court to have the Bible returned.