According to the a news source, Jones went to police at Manhattan's Sixth Precinct on Nov. 24 to report that she had been attacked in late September by a Hispanic man while she was jogging in Central Park. Jones claimed that the man dragged her away from the jogging path and tried to rape her but was scared off by passersby. Jones alleged that the same man approached and threatened her near her apartment building in late November, three days before she reported either incident to the police.
A source for the Daily News says that in Jones' reports, "She tries to paint the picture of a stalker, but things don't add up. We're thinking, 'She doesn't want there to be any witnesses we can talk to, so she's as vague as possible.'"
The source says that Jones fessed up to inventing the attacks, citing a desire to gain "sympathy" due to her struggles with "personal and professional pressure." Sources say that Jones was having relationship problems and that she was "deeply unhappy, personally and professionally."
Jones, who has been part of the WABC news team since 2005 and also fills in on 'Good Morning America,' is described as "a nice girl" by one co-worker, although others were openly outraged over the forecaster's claims.
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