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Revision as of 18:10, 11 April 2018

"Jones" redirects here. For his ex-wife, see Charlotte Jones. For the hunter, see Maniitok Jones. For the physician, see Dr Ezekiel Jones.

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“ It's so good to have you back in Grimsborough! Has it really been five years? „
—David Jones

David Jeremiah Jones, appearing as a main character in Season 1 and Season 5 of Criminal Case, is the Inspector-turned-Senior-Detective of the Grimsborough Police Department, working alongside the player as partners throughout both seasons.

Profile

38 years of age, Jones has blue eyes and dark brown spiky hair. He also has a five o'clock shadow and wears a brown police jacket with logos of the department on its sleeves, both of which he obtained in the five years the player was gone from Grimsborough. Under the jacket, Jones sports a light blue GPD shirt with a black (previously blue-gray) necktie. He also wears a pair of black pants with a leather belt of the same color.

A seasoned officer in the force, Jones is described as goofy but loyal and serious about his job. His interests are food, especially cookies and hot dogs, and fishing.

Height 5'8"
Age 33/38
Weight 165 lbs
Eyes blue
Blood O+

Events of Criminal Case

Season 1

Main article: Grimsborough

Jones mentioned his ex-wife Charlotte for the first time during the events of Death by Crucifixion, saying that she always wanted him to see a psychologist to help him deal with the stress of his job. On a later investigation, Jones would go on to clarify that their relationship fell apart because Charlotte could not handle the risk his job entailed.

In Dog Eat Dog, Margaret Littlewood (an old lady participating in the annual Dog Pageant competition with her dog, Astrid) used poisoned cupcakes to incapacitate Jones to reduce her chances of getting caught and arrested for the murder of another Dog Pageant participant, Molly Robinson. Jones was immediately hospitalized, and replaced by Ramirez. After being arrested and taken to trial, Margaret handed the police the antidote to her poison which would then be used to recover Jones. Furthermore, she asked the police to give her secret book of recipes to him, as well as her dog Astrid so that he could take care of it. The Dog Pageant was then won by Jones, who entered the competition with Astrid.

During the murder investigation of Lisa Edwards in At the End of the Rope, Grace overheard Jones picturing her fiancé, suspect Luke Harris, as the one behind the murder. This infuriated Grace, prompting her to call him out by his full name.

In The Reaper and the Geek, Jones allowed Alex to partner with the player mid-investigation due to the latter holding a high interest in sci-fi and geeky topics.

Chief King ordered Jones in Good Girls Don't Die to go on filing duty since his name kept on popping up in complaints, as his tactless manner (rudeness) was frowned upon by the citizens of Maple Heights, forcing him to remain on the sidelines for the entire case. Meanwhile, Grace temporarily replaced Jones as the player's partner.

Not being able to cope with Chief King's sudden death, Jones stopped shaving on a regular basis until the Additional Investigation of There Will Be Blood, along with sustaining eye bags from lack of sleep.

After being landed a promotion into the Pacific Bay Police Department, the player accepted a farewell party thrown by fellow Grimsborough Police officers as well as Cathy King. Jones reminded the player of the latter's first day on the job and commented on how he used to be a "bit of a jerk" at the time. He also thanked the player for saving his life when Margaret tried to kill him with her poisoned cupcake. Jones then consoled a weeping Ramirez as he bade the player a final goodbye, before shedding tears himself.

Season 5

Main article: The Conspiracy

Snake in the Grass

Jones was the first to greet the player upon their return to the Grimsborough Police Department. He said that he was a little more experienced but still the same old Jones the player had left five years prior. He also showed various changes around the department before asking Chief Parker if he could take the player to the zoo to meet up with Nathan, the coroner of the department during the player's time. There, however, they found him dead, launching their first case back together.

After arresting Nathan's killer, Jones helped in arresting Jackson Peacock for illegal panda trade. Meanwhile, Gloria and the player approached him so he could explain the satellite that crash-landed in Grimsborough a year prior to the case. Jones said that a commercial satellite orbiting Earth experienced a technical malfunction and crashed in a desolate part of the forest. He said that nobody got hurt in the incident and that the city had mostly forgotten it by that point. He then proceeded to officially welcome Gloria and the player to the department.

Hell Is Other People

Jones approached the player, who was accompanying Jasper Everett in hopes of exploring the crash site. Jones said that he had lost something while on a stroll in Elmwood Avenue and asked the player to accompany him in finding it. There, the player found puzzle pieces which they then repaired. The pieces turned out to be Jones's invitation of the player to his house party later in the night. He said that he figured a good celebration was due after a hectic first few weeks of the player's stay in Grimsborough.

Jasper, Amir, Alex, Cathy, Gloria, and the player attended the house party. Jones told the player that the champagne was almost going to start without them. He then told Jasper to lighten up about failing to explore the satellite before starting the toast.

Hear My Cry

After wrapping up the loose ends in the case, Gloria and the player asked Jones for more information about the satellite that had crashed into Grimsborough. Jones questioned why they cared that much about the satellite, with Gloria saying that it felt weird that people were trying to minimize the event. Jones then changed the subject of the conversation and invited the two out for drinks, before an earthquake suddenly struck Grimsborough.

Stonewalled

After arresting Stella Ziarati's killer, Gloria and the player questioned Jones after they learned that he had handled missing person Zoe Kusama's phone. He explained to them that he had been asked to help the missing person's department and had been put on Zoe's case. He told them that he had found out that Zoe had last been seen at the library, which prompted Gloria and the player to reinvestigate the place. After learning that Zoe had been seen entering a mysterious car on the day that she disappeared, Jones tried to convince the two to stop investigating. When Gloria suggested that they shouldn't give up, Jones assumed that they were doubting his detective skills and stormed off.

Shooting Star

After arresting Ronald Rooney's killer, Gloria and the player learned that Jones had been dating Zoe Kusama, the missing social worker. When confronted, he admitted that he should have been honest from the start, but found it hard to tell them the truth. He then lamented on Zoe's disappearance, before Gloria reassured him that they would find her.

The Bloom of Doom

After arresting Valereea Valz's killer, Gloria and the player asked Jones for a lead about the disappearance of Zoe Kusama. He revealed that she had been looking into the disappearance of a man called Trey Warner, who had last been seen at JJJ Junkyard.

After discovering that Trey had been kidnapped, which suggested that Zoe had been kidnapped for looking into the disappearance, Gloria and the player informed Jones about her possible kidnapping. Jones then suggested that he had let Zoe down, to which Gloria assured him that they would find Zoe alive.

The Art of Murder

Mid-investigation, Jones revealed to Gloria and the player that Tony Marconi, who had been released from prison a year prior, had attended a party that Meera Kat was supposed to attend after her performance.

After arresting Meera Kat's killer, Jones and the player tried to find out if Tony was hiding something. They later learned that Tony was running a business from The Greens. Afterwards, Jones was informed that Zoe had been found, but was disappointed to learn that Zoe didn't remember him as she was suffering from amnesia. Later, when Zoe revealed that she had remembered seeing Tony, Jones and the player interrogated Tony and demanded to know what he had done to her. However, Tony protested and claimed that he didn't know who Zoe was, but promised to report to them if he heard anything.

Gameplay

The player may choose Jones to join the investigation of each crime scene (in any case in Grimsborough or The Conspiracy where he teams up with the player) and provide hint bonuses. He is available as a 1-hint, level-10 partner.

Trivia

  • Jones is one of the characters who animate (or move) during at least one cutscene in the game.
  • Jones is one of the few characters to physically appear in two separate seasons of the game.
  • Jones is one of the characters to appear as a quasi-suspect six times.
  • Starting from A Brave New World, Jones is the one to ask you for reports instead of Chief King when you complete a case.
    • Furthermore, after Chief King's "arrest" in It All Ends Here, Jones is the one to give you the "Level Up!" message each time you level up, replacing Chief King.
  • In the "Riverbank" crime scene in Blood and Glory, an aircraft can be seen with a banner that reads "Jones is gorgeous".
  • A figurine of Jones sitting on top of an arcade game cabinet can be seen in the "Child's Bedroom" crime scene in All the King's Horses.
Ramirez-Notebook

Ramirez's notebook, as seen in Spineless.

  • There are several references to Jones throughout the Pacific Bay and World Edition cases:
    • In the "Ice Cream Kiosk" crime scene in Shark Attack!, you can spot "Jones" written on the star embedded in the sidewalk.
    • In the "Plaza Stairs" crime scene in Dead Girl Rolling, you can find a tree trunk with Jones' name carved on top of a heart symbol.
    • In the "Beach" crime scene in The Ice Queen, a seaplane with a "We miss you Jones" banner can be seen.
    • After the player recovers Ramirez's notebook for him during the events of Spineless, a drawing of Jones eating cookies can be seen on the bottom of the page at the right-hand side.
    • In the "Looted Station" crime scene in Of Rats and Men, a portrait of Jones can be spotted.
    • In Uncivil Rights, Jones can be found on the television screen in the "Mayor's Office" crime scene.
    • In In Plain Sight, there is a picture of Jones pinned to the board on the wall in the "Break Room" and "Coffee Table" crime scenes.

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Main characters Grimsborough Police Department Alex Turner • Amir Devani • Cathy Turner • David Jones • Diane Parker • Eduardo Ramirez • Gabriel Herrera • Gloria Hayes • Grace Delaney • Martine Meunier • Nathan Pandit • Rita Estevez • Rupert Winchester • Samuel King
Pacific Bay Police Department Amy Young • Andrea Marquez • Frank Knight • Hannah Choi • Roxie Sparks • Russell Crane • Yann Toussaint
The Bureau Angela Douglas • Armand Dupont • Carmen Martinez • Elizabeth Ripley • Elliot Clayton • Grace Delaney • Ingrid Bjorn • Jack Archer • Jonah Karam • Lars Douglas • Marina Romanova • Michelle Zuria
Concordian Flying Squad Arthur Wright • Charles Dupont • Diego del Lobo • Evie Holloway • Isaac Bontemps • Maddie O'Malley • Richard Wells • Rose Zhao • Viola Pemberton
T.I.M.E. Temporal Crimes Division Amy Young • Jack Archer • Janis Rivers • Kai Malano • Marina Romanova • Nebet • Orlando Ordelaffi • Penelope Sage • Theodore Moon • Zara Tien
Supernatural Hunters Ben Shepherd • Felix Reed • Gwen Harper • Hope Newman • Jacob Arrow • Luke Fernandez • Priya Desai
Parisian Police Squad Carrie James • Émile Bardot • Enzo Traoré • Gauthier Delacroix • Hugo Mercier • Jean-Philippe Delacroix • Léa Bonnet • Nadia Ben Yamin
Recurring characters Alden Greene • Alex Turner • Ammon Bast • Arthur Darkwood • Asal Hawaa • Carter Hayes • Cathy King • Christian Bateman • Clémentine Lebrun • Colonel Spangler • Constable Ramirez • Cornelius Castletown • Eduardo Ramirez • Edward Dante • George Mathison • Giulietta Capecchi • Howard Johnson • Jasper Everett • Joe Warren • Judith Powell • Justin Lawson • Karen Knight • Katherine Woolf • Lady Highmore • Louis Leroux • Mia Loukas • Nigel Adaku • Olivia Hall • Rozetta Pierre • Sanjay Korrapati • Satoshi Takakura • Tony Marconi • Triplets • Zoe Kusama
Supporting characters Aaliyah Banks • Aaron Seabrook • Abbi Absinthe • Abby Lee • Abe Mullins • Abel Dreschner • Abigail Price • Abigail Simandl • Abigail Walcott • Abner Milton • Abrax Tiakken • Ace Boome • Adaline Galls • Adam Bentley • Adam Enstrom • see more...
Minor characters Abigail Baines • Agent Riordan • Aldo Huxley • Andrew Kamarov • Andrew Stern • Andy Choi • Annie • Arnold Wharton • Aurelio Angelo Fernandez • Barbara Litzke • Beatrice the Second • Caitlin • Caroline Crane • Celia Barnes • Charlotte Jones • Christophe Schnee • Claire Bell • Clarissa Silverman • Colette Bordeaux • see more...
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