Justice For JahMarcus

01/22/2026

01/18/2026

We will continue to say Justice for Jahmarcus — unapologetically.

Justice is not an accusation.
Justice is not disrespect.
Justice is a demand for truth, accountability, and humanity.

If the words “Justice for Jahmarcus” make you angry, uncomfortable, or defensive, ask yourself why. We have not pointed fingers. We have not named names. We have simply asked for the truth.

Those with nothing to hide are not threatened by justice.
Those who are innocent do not feel attacked by truth.

Guilt has a way of revealing itself — through anger, through silence, through attempts to shut voices down. The truth does not need to be explained or justified. It stands on its own.

Jahmarcus was loved.
Jahmarcus mattered.
And his life deserves answers.

We will not be silenced.
We will not be intimidated.
We will not stop asking questions.

Because justice isn’t loud — guilt is.
And the truth always finds its way to the light.

Justice for Jahmarcus. Always.

01/18/2026

Appoint a Special Prosecutor in the Death of Kendrick Johnson. 153 signatures are still needed!

01/16/2026

01/06/2026

Murder is not Su***de! .

12/12/2025

Almost Two years without Jahmarcus. Still waiting. Still praying. Still fighting for the truth. His story isn’t over.

11/23/2025

11/23/2025

That dream last night was God’s reminder — we already know you didn’t do that to yourself. It was the confirmation my spirit needed. Keep shaking their conscience, keep unsettling their hearts, until the truth breaks through.

11/22/2025

There are no words strong enough to explain what losing you did to us, but there’s also no force strong enough to erase your memory. We love you, Jahmarcus.

09/16/2025

Accountability is the act of taking ownership for what you have done.
On this day, September 16th, 2025—exactly one year later—the Parsons Police Department called me to the station, claiming they had an “update” on my son’s case. My heart dropped. I felt sick. Deep down I already knew what was coming: more lies, more excuses, and more attempts to blame my son for his own death.
I didn’t want to go. I didn’t want to sit there and listen to the same empty words from a department that has done nothing but fail him. Because if it had been one of their sons, they would have left no stone unturned. They would have searched every lead, worked every angle, and demanded justice that very night.
But my son, JahMarcus TreyVon Washington, mattered too. He was loving, sweet, outspoken, and unapologetically himself. He loved his family—sometimes the wrong “family,” and it cost him his life. His life mattered, and it still matters today.
I pray every day that what you did to him haunts you—that when you close your eyes, you see his face. I pray God moves swiftly and brings real justice, because clearly this department has no knowledge, no urgency, and no will to solve a murder case unless it involves a white person or one of their own. That’s the truth.
I hope one day internal affairs steps in and investigates this entire department—because until then, Parsons remains a place where murder cases are ignored, mishandled, or buried. And that is a disgrace.
Long Live JahMarcus.

09/07/2025

***de

08/28/2025

I’ll be going live on tik tok for those who are questioning what we say ! JahMarcus death is being covered up as a su***de !!!