The court trial between Jenelle Evans and Jessica Henry is coming up soon and each side is preparing for their time in court. However, a surprising turn of events have come up that will give jury members a chance to see the proof for themselves. According to Radar Online, Feb. 29, 2016, when police officers arrived on the scene, they shot a video tape and it will be allowed as evidence in the courtroom. Apparently, Jenelle was moving to a new place in about 14 days, so he told Nathan to come and remove his possessions. When Nathan arrived at the house, he brought his new girlfriend, Jessica Henry. As he went to remove his possessions from the property, Jenelle and Jessica got into an altercation, which resulted in a mason glass being thrown …show more content…
The arrestee claimed that she was in fear, so she threw water at the victim and the jar slipped from her hand. The arrestee stated that the victim caught the jar and threw it back at the arrestee, striking her back and then broke.” When the officer checked out Jenelle’s version of the story, he could not find any evidence of a broken Mason jar or pieces of glass, to confirm her statements. He also could not see any evidence of harm done to Jenelle by being hit by a glass. “This would have made the broken glass somewhere farther in the driveway, I looked and did not observe any redness or any other injury to the arrestee’s back.” Nathan Griffith had a different version that he told the police officer that seems closer to the truth. He said while he was gathering up his belongings, he looked up just as Jenelle threw something at Jessica who was still sitting inside his truck. Jessica began screaming in pain and Jenelle hurried back inside her house. Jessica told the officer that she was in Nathan’s vehicle looking at her phone when suddenly Jenelle appeared by her window and threw a mason jar filled with water at her. The jar hit her on the side of the head and