Prosecutor Jackie Wise

I wouldn't say survivor. I'm a fighter. That's what I am.

I wouldn't say survivor. I'm a fighter. That's what I am.

He asked me if I wanted a drink, but it tasted really funny. And then I don't remember the next several hours after that.

He asked me if I wanted a drink, but it tasted really funny. And then I don't remember the next several hours after that.

It was important for me to come forward and get any information I could regarding this vile man.

It was important for me to come forward and get any information I could regarding this vile man.

I started to spin and, you know, I just became, like, disoriented.

I started to spin and, you know, I just became, like, disoriented.

So the next thing I know, he was, you know, basically trying a I would say trying to rape me. So I started fighting him back.

So the next thing I know, he was, you know, basically trying a I would say trying to rape me. So I started fighting him back.

He threw me onto the floor. He punched me in the face.

He threw me onto the floor. He punched me in the face.

I had to crawl down the stairs. I was so disoriented. And crawl down West Olympic Boulevard to my car, screaming for help.

I had to crawl down the stairs. I was so disoriented. And crawl down West Olympic Boulevard to my car, screaming for help.

There's a huge stigma that surrounds women that come forward with sexual assault.

There's a huge stigma that surrounds women that come forward with sexual assault.

Number seven. Being a Jane Doe, we are the voice of both Christy and Hilda because they can't talk.

Number seven. Being a Jane Doe, we are the voice of both Christy and Hilda because they can't talk.

I felt this huge weight released off me. It was almost like a euphoric feeling. We showed the jury what kind of man this is.

I felt this huge weight released off me. It was almost like a euphoric feeling. We showed the jury what kind of man this is.

I see beauty. I see myself when I was 24. I will remember them as strong, independent women. I'll remember them as beautiful souls, free spirits, women that were coming to LA to pursue their dreams.

I see beauty. I see myself when I was 24. I will remember them as strong, independent women. I'll remember them as beautiful souls, free spirits, women that were coming to LA to pursue their dreams.

Since April 24th, 2021, have you seen Dee Warner? No. Have you heard from Dee Warner? No. In the months leading up to Dee going missing.

Since April 24th, 2021, have you seen Dee Warner? No. Have you heard from Dee Warner? No. In the months leading up to Dee going missing.

Did she ever discuss getting a second phone with you?

Did she ever discuss getting a second phone with you?

Okay, so up until April 25th, 2021, did you ever purchase that phone?

Okay, so up until April 25th, 2021, did you ever purchase that phone?

Could she have bought the phone on her own?

Could she have bought the phone on her own?

People would call Daniel Drouillard.

People would call Daniel Drouillard.

Since 4-25-2021, nobody has heard from or seen Dee Warner.

Since 4-25-2021, nobody has heard from or seen Dee Warner.

All we're required to prove at this stage is probable cause to believe that Dale Warner killed Dee Warner, and probable cause standard has been met.

All we're required to prove at this stage is probable cause to believe that Dale Warner killed Dee Warner, and probable cause standard has been met.

All rise.

All rise.

I thought about killing him. These are the words of this defendant about her ex-husband, Mike Sisko.

I thought about killing him. These are the words of this defendant about her ex-husband, Mike Sisko.

Two days before the homicides, the defendant called Mike. Mike at this time told the defendant in that five-minute phone call that he and Karen were going to be married.

Two days before the homicides, the defendant called Mike. Mike at this time told the defendant in that five-minute phone call that he and Karen were going to be married.

She told me that the story she was giving me was the truth. And the story that she'd given to the law enforcement was not the truth.

She told me that the story she was giving me was the truth. And the story that she'd given to the law enforcement was not the truth.

What else did she tell you?

What else did she tell you?

What was the thing that she talked to you the most about?

What was the thing that she talked to you the most about?

What was it that she was looking at in there?

What was it that she was looking at in there?

Patty was shown a picture of the defendant. Patty indicated that she was 70% sure that that was the woman who had been there.

Patty was shown a picture of the defendant. Patty indicated that she was 70% sure that that was the woman who had been there.

So he got a court order saying she has to stay away. The protection from abuse order did not stop the defendant, though.

So he got a court order saying she has to stay away. The protection from abuse order did not stop the defendant, though.

For the third time, Dana Chandler is back on trial. The opening statements today is Chandler will represent herself in this case.

For the third time, Dana Chandler is back on trial. The opening statements today is Chandler will represent herself in this case.

Mike got a protection from abuse, a court order. He applied and said, hey, judge, please order this woman to stay away from me. And the judge agreed.

Mike got a protection from abuse, a court order. He applied and said, hey, judge, please order this woman to stay away from me. And the judge agreed.

She drove directly up to Nebraska. And after she gets on Nebraska, she turns around and goes home.

She drove directly up to Nebraska. And after she gets on Nebraska, she turns around and goes home.

All rise.

I thought about killing him. These are the words of this defendant about her ex-husband, Mike Sisko.

Two days before the homicides, the defendant called Mike. Mike at this time told the defendant in that five-minute phone call that he and Karen were going to be married.

She told me that the story she was giving me was the truth. And the story that she'd given to the law enforcement was not the truth.

What else did she tell you?

What was the thing that she talked to you the most about?

What was it that she was looking at in there?

Patty was shown a picture of the defendant. Patty indicated that she was 70% sure that that was the woman who had been there.

So he got a court order saying she has to stay away. The protection from abuse order did not stop the defendant, though.

For the third time, Dana Chandler is back on trial. The opening statements today is Chandler will represent herself in this case.

Mike got a protection from abuse, a court order. He applied and said, hey, judge, please order this woman to stay away from me. And the judge agreed.

She drove directly up to Nebraska. And after she gets on Nebraska, she turns around and goes home.

I wouldn't say survivor. I'm a fighter. That's what I am.

He asked me if I wanted a drink, but it tasted really funny. And then I don't remember the next several hours after that.

It was important for me to come forward and get any information I could regarding this vile man.

I started to spin and, you know, I just became, like, disoriented.

So the next thing I know, he was, you know, basically trying a I would say trying to rape me. So I started fighting him back.

He threw me onto the floor. He punched me in the face.

I had to crawl down the stairs. I was so disoriented. And crawl down West Olympic Boulevard to my car, screaming for help.

There's a huge stigma that surrounds women that come forward with sexual assault.

Number seven. Being a Jane Doe, we are the voice of both Christy and Hilda because they can't talk.

I felt this huge weight released off me. It was almost like a euphoric feeling. We showed the jury what kind of man this is.

I see beauty. I see myself when I was 24. I will remember them as strong, independent women. I'll remember them as beautiful souls, free spirits, women that were coming to LA to pursue their dreams.

Since April 24th, 2021, have you seen Dee Warner? No. Have you heard from Dee Warner? No. In the months leading up to Dee going missing.

Did she ever discuss getting a second phone with you?

Okay, so up until April 25th, 2021, did you ever purchase that phone?

Could she have bought the phone on her own?

People would call Daniel Drouillard.

Since 4-25-2021, nobody has heard from or seen Dee Warner.

All we're required to prove at this stage is probable cause to believe that Dale Warner killed Dee Warner, and probable cause standard has been met.