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Janessa Lynn Peters pleaded guilty to intentional second-degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, Harley Joseph Jacka, and was sentenced on January 9, 2017, to 346 months, nearly 29 years, in prison.

Jacka, 28, of Virginia, Minnesota, was a father of four. He was stabbed 15 times in an apartment in Virginia, Minnesota, on April 27, 2014, and was found on April 29, 2014.

Peters, of Eveleth, was 21 when she pleaded guilty on November 10, 2015, and 22 at sentencing. She no longer wanted to be in the relationship. Peters admitted luring Jacka to the apartment and asking Bartholamy Jake Drift, with whom she was romantically involved, to get rid of him, saying, "Because I didn't want to be with him anymore."

Drift, Anthony James Isham and John Edward Isham were charged in connection with the case. In August 2015, about 16 months after the killing, Peters was jailed on a drug charge when she asked to speak with police and confessed. She later told the court she came forward "because I felt guilty and it weighed heavily on me."

Investigators interviewed Peters on August 24, 2015, in what the narration describes as Duluth. She named the people who were at the apartment and ended the interview by saying she did not want to talk about Jacka anymore.

Drift pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in September 2015 and was sentenced on January 23, 2017, to just over 32 years. Anthony Isham, 45, of Nett Lake, was sentenced to just over 30 years. His offence of conviction was not stated. John Isham, 40, his cousin, was sentenced to 6.5 years for aiding an offender and obstructing an investigation. The St. Louis County Attorney's Office prosecuted the case.

The video is a police interview-room recording that runs about 53 minutes. It presents the interview itself and opens with a short narrated introduction naming the people involved.