419-215-5465 / 4192155465

..........and stay in the same hotel room?

....and just so happen to look into his personal effects....while he was in the bathroom?

That does seem kind of odd. I know he is a great bullsh*ter, bull have you ever hear of serial killers, rapists....It is people like this that allow his continual escape...I am glad they are okay but there has got to be more to the story!

...perhaps someone is trying to throw the dogs off of the scent?Didn't find any craiglist ad for relief help in Nashville................fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.

There are three that he has recently used: one is this one : 419-215-5465; another is an L.A.-based cell # 310-482-1104; and his local Nashville cell # is 615-480-3297(reported disconnected as of 7/24).

Then YOU are the dog trainer from Toledo? if so, man, you were really skewing my research in the beginning - LOL - I was stumped. That's great that you grabbed the domain name.

Good find Clyde.......I think the story is false....a elaborate set up if you will.......hard to tell.

well i assure you it isnt fake at all, im just not entirely sure about all of the details, but im sure i know more when my mother gets back. apparently he got them a 2 room hotel the 1st night, then a 2 room condo the next night, and he fled from the condo. and if he scams people through the music industry, some friends of mine in a band called Water Ship Down were possibly scammed by him through the venue Exit In just a few weeks ago. I'll know more about this south padre thing probably by tomorrow, so if anyone has any questions or if i can help in any way catch the f*ck, let me know and i'll give you my cell number.

If, in fact, the story you are telling is true - then please read the top of this page (page 9) for the phone numbers where to contact the proper authorities. You need to get your mother and the band to file complaints with the Nashville Fraud Department - and if they refer you to the Brownsville, TX police dept., then with them as well.PEOPLE: The only way this will ever have a happy ending (meaning Jason is finally arrested and put in jail) is if, BEFORE we take the time to type in our harrowing stories, that we FIRST contact the authorities. Obviously if you are a victim, you are coming upon this website by way of an Internet search for Jason Rashley - or whatever name he gave you. He is a CRIMINAL. He needs to be STOPPED.I'm sorry if I am sounding harsh, but I am very concerned that we have started spinning our wheels here. It's more than likely that our fat friend will start up his racket again - but it may not be in the music business.To Stephan: If you can somehow get in touch with your mother, get the details of the story, and encourage her to call the police, then that will be that much less time lost.

Not to be picky, but with the exception of matters pertaining to bingo (seriously!) and alcohol laws, the Ohio Attorney General doesn't prosecute anyone. That's the job of the 88 county prosecutors. Generally speaking the Ohio AG sues rather than prosecutes. So if the Ohio Attorney General takes any action against the person or company described in the thread, then it would be a civil lawsuit filed on behalf of the state. There's also the additional option of personally suing the company/person in question for damages.If you believe that a crime has been committed such as fraud or theft, you may also want to file a report with your local police and be sure to have the address of alleged perpetrator. After that, your local police will contact the alleged perpetrator's local police department. From there, the matter should go to the prosecutor in that county for review. If the prosecutor believes a crime has been committed, he or she will go before a grand jury to seek an indictment. If the grand jury indicts, then the alleged perp is arrested, the matter goes to a criminal trial and the fun begins.So, if you've been wronged, simultaneously pursuing civil remedies through the Ohio Attorney General and your own lawyer, and criminal remedies may be something to consider.