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 POLK COUNTY, FL (WFLA) – Polk woman is in jail charged with killing her daughter and her father, whose bodies were found Sunday, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office. 
  
 Cheyanne Jessie, 25, of Lakeland, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of tampering with evidence in death of 50-year-old Mark Weekly, Cheyanne’s father, and 6-year-old Meredith Jessie, her daughter. 
  
 Weekly and Meredith Jessie were last seen on July 18, at Weekly’s home on Drane Field Road in Lakeland, when Meredith was left in Weekly’s care. They were reported missing by a family member Saturday. 
  
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 Polk Sheriff Grady Judd said at a press conference Sunday that Cheyanne Jessie killed them both because she didn’t like her child and was concerned that the girl would interfere with her relationship with her boyfriend. It is unclear why she killed her father. 
  
 Judd said that after Jessie murdered the victims she happened to watch the TV show “Criminal Minds” on television. She decided to get rid of the bodies and used a shovel to put them in plastic bins. She moved the bodies to the landlord’s shed in the yard, according to PCSO. 
  
 The decomposing bodies were discovered Sunday. According to PCSO, the victims were shot and stabbed. The investigation continues. Jessie is at the Polk County jail. ||||| LAKELAND | Cheyanne Jessie is facing two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of her daughter and father nearly two weeks ago, after reporting them missing Saturday morning, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said Sunday. 
  
 Jessie, 25, is also being charged with one count of tampering with evidence after homicide deputies found the bodies of her father, 50-year-old Mark Weekly, and daughter, 6-year old Meredith Jessie, in a shed 200 yards from the house they are believed to have died in, Judd said. 
  
 "Is it bizarre? Yes," said Judd. "Is it one of the most horrific cases we could imagine? Nothing is more horrific than the murder of a child, except when it's done by a parent." 
  
 He said they were "brutally murdered" July 18 at Weekly's rented home, 5221 Drane Field Road, and the bodies were left on the floor until July 22 when Jessie is accused of returning to the home, scraping up their remains with a shovel and putting them in plastic tote bins. 
  
 Judd said investigators believe the two were killed because Jessie didn't like her daughter and didn't want the child to mess up the relationship that she had with her boyfriend. But, at this point in the investigation, nothing directly ties the boyfriend to the slayings, Judd said. 
  
 He said investigators believe Jessie backed her Suburban up to Weekly's home and loaded the bodies into the vehicle. Judd said investigators believe she drove 200 yards to the landlord's house, who is in Utah on vacation, and stacked the totes on top of each other in a shed behind the house. 
  
 After people kept asking Jessie where Weekly and Meredith were, Judd said, the pressure got to her, and she reported them missing about 11 a.m. Saturday. 
  
 When missing persons deputies showed up at Weekly's home on Drane Field Road, Judd said, they smelled a foul odor. 
  
 According to deputies, Jessie said there had been rotten meat in the sink and a dead raccoon under the porch, which she'd thrown in the bushes, said Judd. 
  
 But when the deputies couldn't find the dead animal, they called homicide detectives to investigate the unexplained smell. 
  
 Judd said Jessie gave investigators multiple versions of what happened to her father and daughter. 
  
 At first, she said she dropped Meredith off at Weekly's house on July 18 and came back the next day when he confronted Jessie about having issues with her daughter because he never had any problems with the child. 
  
 She claimed her father had terminal cancer and had taken Meredith to Georgia. 
  
 Investigators said that between July 20 and 22, texts were sent from Weekly's cell phone to Jessie's boyfriend saying he had cancer, one year to live and wanted to spend that time with his granddaughter. The texts said Jessie and her boyfriend could have everything in his home because Weekly had taken Meredith to Georgia and didn't plan on coming back. 
  
 When investigators began questioning Jessie's story, Judd said, they found out she created it. 
  
 Jessie's final rendition was this: She went to her father's house on July 18 and had an argument about her daughter that led to a fight. During the fight, Judd said, Jessie claimed her father tried to attack her with a knife and her daughter was accidentally stabbed. 
  
 None of the evidence supported her story, Judd said. 
  
 When investigators searched the home, they found couches with slash marks and stab marks in the furniture, said Judd. 
  
 "She tells us that ... she was only defending herself. We saw that there was blood-soaked furniture. We saw that there was blood on the floor that she'd covered up with a carpet or a rug," said Judd. 
  
 This led deputies to the conclusion that Weekly and Meredith had been slain and their remains were taken to a nearby shed. 
  
 Judd said Jessie got the idea to use tote bins after watching an episode of "Criminal Minds." 
  
 Throughout multiple interviews, Judd said, Jessie admitted to asking her boyfriend if a body would fit in a tote and how long it would take for a body to decompose. 
  
 Detectives believe a gun and knife were used in the slayings, but until autopsies are completed, they won't know exactly how the two were killed or who was killed first, said Judd. 
  
 Fred Poore Jr., 51, a close family friend who's known Jessie since she was born, said she was taking medication for bipolar disorder but seemed to be doing well. 
  
 "Her attitude would change when she got frustrated," said Poore. "If you let her go off and cool off, then she'd be all right." 
  
 Poore described the tragedy as a “kick in the face.” He said Jessie called him around Tuesday saying Weekly and Meredith were missing and asking him for advice on what she should do. 
  
 "Who would ever think of something like this?" said Poore. "This just tears my world apart." 
  
 Poore said he used to wrestle with Weekly for fun, and he couldn't believe that Jessie was able to stab him. 
  
 "The only way I can think is that he was trying to protect the baby and balled up over her," said Poore. "He'd rather you take his life than mess with that baby." 
  
 Jessie is currently in the Polk County Jail, and her first appearance hearing is this morning. 
  
 Since Wednesday, Judd said, his agency has handled more murder cases — five — than in all of last year, when it investigated four. 
  
 "It's spun out of control the last two to three days, and we're ready for it to stop," he said. 
  
 [ Kaitlyn Pearson can be reached at kaitlyn.pearson@theledger.com or 863-802-7516. Follow her on Twitter @KR_Pearson. ] ||||| BARTOW | When family members heard that Cheyanne Jessie, 25, was accused of killing her father and daughter, the first words out of Gaye Weekly's mouth were, "Cheyanne did it." 
  
 Polk County Sheriff's detectives believe Jessie killed 50-year-old Mark Weekly and 6-year-old Meredith Jessie on July 18 and left their bodies on the floor of Weekly's home for four days before scraping them up with a shovel. Jessie is then accused of placing them in tote bins and stacking them in a nearby shed — all because she didn't want Meredith to get in the way of her relationship with her boyfriend. 
  
 Detectives said Jessie's boyfriend, Matthew Munroe, told Jessie she needed to control Meredith's behavior or he would break up with her. 
  
 But, according to Jessie, her father killed Meredith and Jessie killed him in self-defense. 
  
 She told detectives that her father attacked her on July 18 as they argued in his home at 5221 Drane Field Road. She said he punched her twice in the head. 
  
 When her father pushed her to the floor, Jessie said, her pocket knife fell out, and Weekly opened the knife and tried to stab her, Jessie's arrest affidavit said. 
  
 Jessie said her daughter came running to her aid, and Weekly stabbed her in the throat. 
  
 She said she shot Weekly with a .22 caliber semi-automatic handgun that was stored under the sofa. 
  
 Two of Jessie's aunts don't believe that story. 
  
 And neither does Sheriff Grady Judd, who said that none of the evidence supports Jessie's claims. 
  
 Detectives said Jessie did not have any injuries to her face and neck that would indicate she was forcefully struck. 
  
 And, they said, she had "no defensive marks or wounds on her arms or hands" to corroborate her story. 
  
 Her aunts portrayed a child they considered dangerous who grew into a woman who they believe is capable of violent behavior. 
  
 Gaye Weekly, Mark Weekly's sister-in-law, said she isn't the slightest bit surprised by the charges. 
  
 "I know she was capable of it," she said. 
  
 "She used to abuse other children when she was growing up." 
  
 Jessie was an only child and, Gaye Weekly said, she was a spoiled child who did not like other children. 
  
 Her father, Mark Weekly, got custody of Jessie when she was a few years old, said Gaye Weekly, who is married to his older brother, Mike. 
  
 "Mark was a good guy," Gaye Weekly said. 
  
 He supported Jessie while she was growing up, even though she was abusive to him, Gaye Weekly said. 
  
 Gaye Weekly said there were two women who were very prominent mother figures as Jessie was growing up: her grandmother, who Meredith was named after, and her aunt, Janice Weekly. 
  
 LIVED WITH GRANDMOTHER 
  
 Jessie lived with her grandmother for a time while growing up, and Gaye Weekly said her grandmother got Jessie everything she wanted. 
  
 When she was 10 years old, Jessie stayed with Mark Weekly's oldest brother, Steve, and his wife, Janice, in Georgia for a couple of months. 
  
 And, Janice Weekly said, she saw Jessie's abusive tendencies firsthand. 
  
 Jessie was taking turns riding a bike with Janice Weekly's oldest granddaughter, Frankie, when Jessie decided she wanted to have two turns in a row. 
  
 Janice Weekly said she was standing outside watching the girls play. 
  
 "No, it's Frankie's turn and then your turn, Cheyanne," Janice Weekly told her. 
  
 But Jessie wasn't satisfied with her aunt's response, so she walked over to Frankie, wrapped her hands around the younger girl's neck and tried to choke her, Janice Weekly said. 
  
 "That's when I told Mark I wouldn't watch his daughter anymore," Janice Weekly said. 
  
 LOCKED IN ROOM 
  
 She became so afraid of Jessie's actions that Janice Weekly used to lock the girl's bedroom door every night. 
  
 After Jessie went into her room, Janice Weekly said, she would yell and scream "like she was having an exorcism." 
  
 Because of those experiences, when Jessie called Janice Weekly on July 28 and claimed Mark Weekly took Meredith and left for Georgia without telling anyone, Janice Weekly said she knew something was wrong. 
  
 As she continued to talk about their disappearances, Janice Weekly said, Jessie would only ask about where her father might have gone. 
  
 "She never said anything about Meredith," said Janice Weekly. "Mental problems or not, if you have a child, you are going to be thinking about that child, too. But she never mentioned Meredith." 
  
 But Gaye Weekly said she doesn't believe Jessie ever wanted a child. 
  
 "She wanted to erase her," Gaye Weekly said. "She erased her dad because her dad was standing up to her and taking up for the child." 
  
 DEVASTATED FAMILY 
  
 While the discovery of the two bodies in the landlord's shed did not surprise the family members, it devastated Steve and Mike Weekly, who were born and raised in Columbus, Ind., with their younger brother. 
  
 Gaye Weekly said Steve and Mike stayed strong as they drove to 5221 Drane Field Road, but as they neared the home, their strength dwindled. 
  
 "They both broke down," Gaye Weekly said. 
  
 Jessie's family members went to Central County Jail for her first appearance hearing Monday, where Polk County Judge Sharon Franklin denied her bail. 
  
 Although they didn't have any contact with her, Gaye Weekly said, she wants to visit Jessie to ask her one question: Why? 
  
 "I'm hoping that justice will be done and she won't be able to put another child in the place she put Meredith," Janice Weekly said. 
  
 "All I can say is I hope God has mercy on her soul." 
  
 [ Kaitlyn Pearson can be reached at kaitlyn.pearson@theledger.com or 863-802-7516. Follow her on Twitter @KR_Pearson. ] |||||
Output:
A 25-year-old Florida woman was charged with murder after allegedly killing her father and 6-year-old daughter and then using an episode of Criminal Minds for inspiration when hiding the bodies. According to WFLA, the Polk County Sheriff's Office believes Cheyanne Jessie killed daughter Meredith to keep her from interfering with her relationship with her boyfriend; it has no motive for the killing of her father, Mark Weekly. The two were last seen July 18, and after fielding numerous questions about their whereabouts, Jessie finally reported the two missing Saturday, says Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd. NBC News reports inconsistencies bubbled up in Jessie's story, and the bodies, which had been shot and stabbed, were found the next day; she was arrested. According to the Ledger, Jessie allegedly left the bodies of her father and daughter on Weekly's floor for four days before watching an episode of the long-running crime drama. The show gave her the idea to make use of plastic totes, says Judd, and she then "scrap[ed] them up with a shovel," as the Ledger puts it, and transferred the remains into totes she then stacked in the landlord's shed. Jessie reportedly claimed her father killed Meredith before she killed him in self defense, but the Sheriff's Office says the evidence doesn't support that, and Jessie's own aunts told the Ledger they believe she is capable of murder.