Jon Graves

·  Before Holly’s abduction, he knew the Bobo family.

·  Karen taught him in school, and he knew of Dana.

·  He has a construction business in Parsons.

·  He did not know the Bobo children. 

·  On the day after Holly’s abduction, he had searchers come to his property. 

·  He personally searched the barns and sheds in the back of his property on Gibson Road. 

·  He was off-road the entire search. 

·  He approached a creek near Bible Hill Road and saw something. 

·  It was a square, polka-dotted lunchbox he fished out of the creek with a stick that was determined to be Holly’s monogrammed lunchbox. 

·  He opened the lunch box before setting it down on the bank.

·  He called someone to confirm the missing girl’s name started with an “H” before calling law enforcement.

·  They photographed the area after the lunchbox was removed from the creek. 

·  They showed the photographs in court. 

·  This was around 7:40 pm that evening. 

·  He spoke to Terry Dicus, who interviewed him on the scene.

·  Jennifer Thompson states he told Terry Dicus that he never touched the lunchbox, which he denies.

·  Jennifer Thompson begins, “Your son told people you had Holly Bobo locked up- “before several objections are made and the jury is escorted out. 

·  With the jury out of the room, Jennifer Thompson states his second-grade son stated, during a game with other children, that his uncle had Holly Bobo locked up.

·  He states he does not remember this, nor does he remember TBI coming to speak to him about it.

·  The jury is brought back into the courtroom.