Demand to keep Lt. Jenkins behind bars

This is a petition in behalf of Mrs. Jenkins/Martin the reason for this petition is to keep her killer behind bars Allissa L. Jenkins née Martin, 27, was found dead by St. Louis police in the early hours of Sunday morning on a ramp in a parking garage close to Busch Stadium, where she and husband Bradley S. Jenkins, 30, attended the Cardinals baseball game against the Chicago Cubs the night prior.According to a probable cause affidavit, police responded to a 1:45 a.m. 911 call on June 2, alerting them that a woman had fallen from the Stadium East Parking Garage. Officers arrived on the scene within minutes, finding Bradley straddling Allisa’s body and covered in blood, police allege.Allissa’s cell phone, which was still recording video, was found by investigators on the seventh floor of the garage, above the area where her body was found.In the footage, Allissa had the camera pointing at herself before turning it to face Bradley, showing him on camera, according to the affidavit.“During the recording, you can hear her yell for him to quit punching her face,” the document alleges. “She eventually drops the camera. Shortly after that, you hear her scream as she falls and you hear the thump of her body hitting the ground.”
Authorities also allege in the affidavit that Bradley told officers “several lies.”“He claimed he had never been on the rooftop with her, but the video shows them together on the rooftop right when the video began. He also claimed the argument never got physical, yet on the recording, you hear the argument being physical,” the affidavit says.
“The investigation is continuing to determine whether the defendant should be charged with homicide in connection with her death,” the document concludes. Police are also planning to interview coworkers that attended the baseball game with the couple.
“The Circuit Attorney’s Office issued one count of Domestic Assault 3rd against Bradley Jenkins,” a public information officer from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department told PEOPLE. “Bond was set at $100,000 cash only.”