DEBRA PEREZ HAS GIVEN CONFLICTING INFORMATION TO THE SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPT. PER KEVIN JONES , HOMICIDE DIVISION.

Perez claimed to the police that her “cousin” Jim Crabtree,then she changed it to Jim James when she saw my name Janice James, LOL she has tried to connect my dead cousin, but she FAILED, TO THE ZODIAC KILLING OF DARLENE FARRIN,,, AND SHE LIED!
My cousin Jim did not know Darlene Farrin, that blows a giant wide hole in her fake stories….. we are beginning to pity this poor woman.

She has made claim after claim to the police that has been proven false,,,,,,,,
Janice Hendrickson is not Janice James!! LoL, you fell for it Perez,,,,,, and go tell people to call your former boyfriend Al,,,,, to find out more of the truth, that you never ever mentioned your sorry false tales to him for five years with him,,, and only said you respected my true biological and loving father!
I can be reached if your interested in the complete truth, give name and location, to jang9333@aol.com This woman’s storie’s are all made up!She has shamed herself!

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News | AMY WALLACE | April 19, 1992
In spite of it all, Janice Gay wanted a traditional wedding. Determined to spruce up the drab prison cell that would serve as her chapel, she ordered flowers and a small, heart-shaped cake.
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Jury Recommends Death in 1983 Killing of Officer

California | Local | CAITLIN LIU | October 19, 2000
A jury unanimously recommended the death penalty Wednesday for a man convicted of murdering a Los Angeles police officer during a 1983 traffic stop.
SAN QUENTIN — In spite of it all, Janice Gay wanted a traditional wedding.
Determined to spruce up the drab prison cell that would serve as her chapel, she ordered flowers and a small, heart-shaped cake. She bought a long, lacy wedding dress–light blue, to match her groom’s state-issue uniform.
And then, on a Thursday in June, 1989, she went to San Quentin prison and married the man who, against all odds, had won her heart: Death Row inmate Kenneth Gay, one of two men convicted of the 1983 murder of a Los Angeles police officer.
“We fell in love behind glass,” Janice said, recalling when they first met, she and the man she calls “Kenny” sat on opposite sides of a dirty, plate-glass window, trading hellos on a prison telephone. Today, three years since they wed, Janice says their love has endured.
“I’d have to look a long way to find a man who has the depth my husband does,” she said. “We’ve broadened together.” But stress takes its toll on any marriage. And for the women–and there are several–who have met, fallen for and married condemned men, these are very stressful times.
As the state prepared to carry out its first execution in 25 years, Janice Gay, founder and chairwoman of a support group called Wives, Families & Friends, is hearing from these women every day. She does not care what their husbands were convicted of. Usually, she does not even ask.
Instead, she talks to them about their anxiety–and about her own.
“I’m ending up this advocate for a lot of loose ends,” she said. As the governor and the courts refused to spare Robert Alton Harris’ life, she said she had “a feeling of sliding right off a cliff.”
Janice Gay, a nurse’s aide and artist who is in her 40s, is a crusader. She believes that her husband, now 34, is innocent–that he did not fire five bullets into Paul Verna, a 35-year-old Medal of Valor officer.
She also believes that if somehow more people could get to know the men on Death Row, like she has, the gas chamber would never take another life.
Many people think she is wacko. Her grown children from a previous marriage are embarrassed by her public statements, she says. Recently, one daughter told her she was not welcome to visit a new grandchild.
But her romance with Kenneth Gay, she says, is the most mature relationship she has ever had. Devotion, loyalty and trust–are not those the qualities most women want in a marriage? Well, she says, she has them.
Officer’s Killer Again Gets Death
By CAITLIN LIU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
December 05, 2000
LAPD Officer Paul Verna’s widow looked across the courtroom at her husband’s killer, who had just been sentenced to death for the second time in 15 years.”I don’t accept your apology–I never will,” said a tearful Sandy Jackson on Monday. “You viciously took Paul’s life and a part of us.”

IN THE WORDS OF MS. JANICE JAMES HENDRICKSON FORMERLY KNOWN AS JANICE GAY MRS KENNETH GAY: READ CALIFORNIA LAWYER JANUARY 2006 ARTICLE ON MRS. KENNETH GAY AS TOLD BY LAURA MCCLURE.

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SHE IS A SCAM FOLKS, OUR WHOLE FAMILY KNOWS IT,AND OUR DAD, GUY WARD, WAS NOT OUR ADOPTED DAD, HE WAS OUR REAL DAD FOR ALL OF HIS LIFE!
DEBRA PEREZ MAKES IN UP FASTER THAN WE CAN TYPE, SO JUST CONTACT THE SAN FRAN FBI, FIND OUT THIS WHOLE “FANTASY MONEY MAKING SCEME”, WILL MAKE NOT ONLY HER, BUT HER DISBARRED ATTORNEY “SPOKES PERSON” AND HER “HANDWRITING ANALIST” WHO JUST HAPPENS TO BE UP FOR MONEY TOO AS THE DOCUMENTARY PRODUCER??

LOL, DO WE SMELL SOME RATS IN THE THEATER???? GO FIGURE, SHE IS EVEN TRYING NOW TO TELL FOLKS THAT DAD TRIED TO STRANGLE ME,,,,,,,,LOL LOL LOL I FIND IT FUNNY IF NOT SO INSANE !!! JANICE J. HENDRICKSON.

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