In 1996, a woman named Jade Benning called 911 to say that a Black man had forced his way into a Santa Ana apartment and stabbed her boyfriend, Christopher Hervey. But 26 years later, authorities are telling a very different story about the cold case.
In 1996, a California woman named Jade Benning called 911 to say that a Black man had forced his way into a Santa Ana apartment and stabbed her boyfriend, Christopher Hervey.
Hervey, who had several knife wounds in his torso, died at the hospital. Detectives told reporters that the homicide was likely a burglary gone tragically wrong—and no one was ever arrested.Benning, who left California for Las Vegas and then moved to Texas after Hervey’s death, has now been charged with killing him.
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