Duchesne County jail showed ‘evil motive’ in 21-year-old woman‘s death, family says in newly filed lawsuit

Complaint says lax health policies, staff training contributed to Madison Jensen’s December demise just days after arrest.<br>

| Courtesy of Jared Jensen Madison Jensen, 21, is one of 416 people to die in custody after she died of a cardiac arrhythmia due to dehydration and opiate withdrawal while in custody of the Duchesne County jail. Her family has searched for answers that have been slow to come. Other inmates say she was denied medical care before she died.

Duchesne County jail showed ‘evil motive’ in 21-year-old woman‘s death, family says in newly filed lawsuit

Complaint says lax health policies, staff training contributed to Madison Jensen’s December demise just days after arrest.<br>

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