#jerome johnson

And there it is, John Walker, willingly, knowingly, placing two subdued men in a situation where the most likely outcome is death. In case we forget who this man is.

Jerome Johnson has been missing since March 30th, 2016. The 58 year-old was last seen in Jacksonville, Florida, where he lived in the 1300 block of West 22nd Street. Jerome had only lived there for a few months at the time of his disappearance. He was discovered to be missing on April 1st, 2016, when his landlady went to his home to collect his rent. The landlady had unsuccessfully attempted to contact Jerome numerous times before she decided to enter his apartment. Upon entering, she stumbled upon a frightening scene: there was blood all over Jerome's bedroom, and Jerome himself was nowhere to be found. The landlady called police, and investigators arrived on the scene shortly thereafter. Once the scene was investigated, it was determined that the amount of blood found in Jerome's bedroom was enough to indicate that a homicide had occurred. However, Jerome himself has not been located, nor have any suspects been identified. Police have revealed very little information about the investigation. In July 2019, human remains were found in a wooded area off Utsey Road--located just 8 miles away from Jerome's residence. This inevitably lead to speculation that the remains might belong to Jerome. The remains were ultimately identified as that of Corbin Johnson--an 18 year-old who had vanished a year earlier. Corbin is also a victim of an unsolved murder. A write up on his case can be found here. It's unknown if investigators believe that Jerome and Corbin's cases are related, but they did occur within close proximity of each other, and both cases remain unsolved. Jerome remains missing today. If you have any information that could lead to his whereabouts, please submit an anonymous tip.

During the presentation John’s ol cronies pop by, now calling themselves Left and Right Winger. But more importantly though, they tell the world the new Captain America’s secret identity.

This, I think, is where John's biggest fans and I will always disagree. This is the sin he can never fully wash out. He, with the power and skill that should have granted him ultimate responsibility, lashed out at two men and stole their lives from them. Bad guys or no, responsible for his parents deaths or no, intentional or no. He took two men who were defeated, bound and begging for mercy. And he lit them on fire. And it killed them, sure as anything. Captain America #383

I don't think you boys understand. John Walker is not home right now.

So John here had a manager, as well as his BUCkies... and he wanted to bring them on to the team... but the Commission is adamant, no manager and the BUCkies who have criminal records are also a no go... but despite that, John still takes the job.

Jerome A. Johnson seconds After Shooting Italian Mob Boss Joe Colombo, 1971