Ohio Teen Gives Her Adult Boyfriend a "Five Hour Deadline" to Kill His Own Mother Before She Does!

Back in August the Toledo, Ohio police went to the home of 53-year-old Nicole Jones on a welfare check. Neighbors, friends and some family of Jones' hadn't heard from her or seen her in a while. As it turns out, that welfare check didn't go as planned. The authorities didn't find Jones, however, they found the beginning trail of a path more sinister.

Authorities discovered that Jones' son, Jonathan, had been secretly harboring his underage girlfriend in their home. Reports say that the girl, 17-year-old Kaitlyn Coones, had been living in a foster care group home but reported missing in April. It is not known how much time Coones spent at Jones' home but, one thing is clear, Nicole Jones is dead and her son, and his girlfriend, are the suspects.

According to Law & Crime, “Kaitlyn had told Jonathan, that they needed to do something about his mother because she was preventing them from being together and she gave him five hours to do something about her, and at one point in the interview, she even mentioned to killing her,” a detective for the Sylvania Township Police Department testified.

Reports document that Nicole Jones had been standing in her kitchen when Coones snuck up behind her and began to bludgeon her with a rock. After overcoming Jones, Coones is said to have strangled her to death all while Jonathan, 33, sat in the living room of the home.

Records prove that Jonathan Jones helped to dispose of his mother's body, even purchased a tarp, trash bags them eventually discarding her remain in an apartment complex dumpster.

Jonathan Jones was already wearing an ankle monitor from a previous conviction when he, along with Coones, disappeared.

They were last seen in Arizona. It later turned out that they ended up in the municipality of Ahumada in the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. Authorities arrested them and took them back stateside, where they were indicted for charges including aggravated murder, murder, tampering with evidence, and abuse of a corpse.

Coones attorneys claim she can't possibly be the assailant because she is too small to have overpowered Nicole Jones. The defense for Jonathan Jones maintain that it was indeed Coones who murdered his mother.

Both Coones and Jones have been charged in connection with the death of his mother.