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A California grandmother disappeared after failing to pick up her grandchild, leading to a frantic search that culminated in the discovery of her body inside her car in a church parking lot. Emmanuel Wesley, 23, of Santa Ana, has been charged with murder in the death of his 61-year-old mother, Theresa Jones. Prosecutors claim Wesley shot her twice in the back while she was seated behind the wheel of her vehicle outside the Fullerton Police Department on the Fourth of July. He is alleged to have moved her body into the passenger seat and then driven away. Theresa Jones' disappearance first raised concerns on July 7 when she failed to pick up one of her grandchildren and ceased responding to repeated calls from family members. Four days later, on July 11, police discovered Jones' body inside her vehicle, which had been abandoned in the parking lot of a church in Fullerton. According to prosecutors, she had been shot twice in the back. Investigators believe surveillance footage captured key moments surrounding the incident. Surveillance video allegedly shows Jones arriving outside the Fullerton Police Department around 2:46 p.m. on July 4 with Wesley in the back seat. Authorities state that Jones suddenly collapsed in the driver’s seat before Wesley exited the back seat, placed her body into the passenger seat, took the wheel, and drove off. Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer expressed his condolences, stating that the death of any person is tragic, but for someone to kill their own mother represents an additional layer of depravity. He emphasized the district attorney’s commitment to seeking justice for Jones and those who loved her. Theresa Jones was remembered by her family as a devoted Christian whose faith influenced all aspects of her life. They described her as someone who deeply loved her family, often placing their needs above her own. A GoFundMe page established to assist with funeral costs highlighted how her vibrant personality earned her the affectionate nickname “Cardi B.” The family recounted the anguish of searching for Jones after she unexpectedly failed to collect her cherished grandchild, ultimately resulting in the heart-wrenching discovery of her body a week later. They expressed a desire to honor the beautiful life Theresa lived and the love she gave to others. The emotional impact of her loss has left a deep void in the hearts of those who knew her. Wesley has entered a plea of not guilty and remains incarcerated without bail at the Orange County Jail. If found guilty of murder along with the firearm enhancement, prosecutors indicate he could face a potential sentence ranging from 50 years to life in prison. The case has drawn attention from local authorities and community members alike, underscoring the gravity of the situation. As the legal proceedings unfold, the community continues to grapple with the implications of this tragic event. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding Jones' death is ongoing, with further developments anticipated as the trial progresses.