Jenelle Evans denies having invented a story about David Eason shooting his dog for advertising purposes

Jenelle Evans denies police allegation that she made a story about her husband David Eason shoot his dog.

In May, the native of North Carolina had told the press that he had "killed" his French Bulldog dog, Nugget, because the animal had "taken a picture" in front of their 2-year-old daughter . Ensley. She reported the alleged shot to the police, who had started a joint investigation with the animal control services. During this time, the incident caused him to be sent back from Teen Mom 2 and to her and David temporarily loses custody of Ensley, his son Kaiser and his eldest daughter Maryssa. On Thursday, the Columbus County Sheriff's Office said the investigation had been closed at Jenelle's request and that she had provided inconsistent accounts. She also sent them the animal cruelty report "for advertising and because she did not know where her dog was."

"I have not invented any story," Jenelle said on Instagram live on Friday, as a result of a backlash. "The first time the police contacted me, it was the chief." When the Columbus County Chief contacted me, he left me a voicemail message. I had two voice messages, one from Detective Jacobs, the second from Detective Green … and he literally told me to call him back, so I called him back and he told me about it. said, "Listen, Ms. Evans, we have to deal with rape cases and we have many other serious crimes that we have to deal with." I need to know if it's a problem. a publicity stunt If it 's a publicity stunt, I'll file the case, I'll let you do your business and I'll understand why you do it. know so that I can close this investigation or continue it. "

"They wanted me to call and explain what was going on, and I told them," Listen, I do not know what happened to my dog. When the incident occurred, I was inside the house with the kids. I do not know if I heard a shot or not, and that's all, "Jenelle continued. "So, where they told me that I had done it for advertising, no! They asked me at first if I had done it for advertising. J & # 39; I said no, and they said: "OK, we will continue our investigation." So they continued, they came to my home, they made a full search. were not there. "

Jenelle said that a week later, their family's lawyer had called the police and asked her, "Will the case be continued, open?" Do you carry charges? What do you think you will do? "

They said, "We are closing the case," she said. He replied, "OK, based on what? He said: "We are only closing it." So he did not tell our lawyer we were doing it for advertising. "

Jenelle said, "I think the cop has grudges against us." We had to send a letter from our lawyer asking them to leave us alone and stop calling us, stop harbading us. ..I told the truth.I told them what had happened what I saw.I mean, I do not know what to tell you.I wasn not out when something has happened, I do not know, you have to ask David. "

The Columbus County Sheriff's Office declined to comment on Jenelle's latest remarks.

"After knowing that my dog ​​was no longer there, I took the initiative and stayed away from David for about a week," Jenelle said on Instagram Live. "During the day, I picked up the children at school, I took them home, you know, as if nothing had happened, I was preparing them for the bed, I went to bed. We started talking and I said, "Listen, something has to happen." He accepted, so he went to attend anger management clbades. He completed them, we took co-parenting clbades and it was really great. "

When asked if she was happy since her departure Teen Mom 2Jenelle said, "Yes, in a way that allows me to take a break and it's a good break where I can have a private family life for once, and this incident with a dog was never supposed to to be made public. It was a private matter. family problem that was happening and that we're still trying to fix, and just everybody keeps doing it, and you know, and even just being badociated with the show, it's still exploding in the news no matter what I do, so I do not know. "

"I'm happier since I left, but the drama is still ending online," she said. "So, I'm happier in my private life, but you know, advertising is hard to handle."

-Reporting by Jessica Finn