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Justice for Addison Rose Justice for Addi Rose is a page created by the family and friends of Addison Rose Colomer to raise awareness about her unresolved case and push for answers.

10/30/2026

We want to tell the story of a relationship that sits at the center of the days around Addison’s death, and we want to tell it in order.

We want to preface this by saying: we aren't accusing anyone of anything. We say that every time because it's true. What we're doing is taking official statements, laying them side by side, and asking the questions they raise.

Please read it slowly. It's long, but we think the order matters.

Before: the relationship.

ACJ and AP dated for about a year, maybe a year and a half. This account comes from LJ (ACJs grandmother) in her own words to investigators.

LJ also told investigators that AP moved into the house three to four months before October 1, 2025. A girlfriend of more than a year, living in the house for months with the family.

Now put this next to what AP told investigators after Addison Rose was found…

She said she had never seen ACJs guns. She said she doesn't like guns. She said she had never been around him when he shot them, never saw a gun in his house, and never knew he had one there.

Months before Addi Rose died, investigators executed a search warrant at that same house and found a semi-automatic pistol hidden under the pillow in ACJs bedroom.

We don't know when AP moved out, or whether she was living there on September 30th. We don't know what she did or didn't see. But a year+ relationship, months of living in that house, and a statement that she never saw a gun there is something we can't stop turning over. It may have an ordinary explanation… We'd like to hear it.

Before: Addison.
In the weeks leading up to October 1st, Addi was writing in her notes about being harassed by AP. She was keeping track of the messages being sent. She had told people she trusted… she was holding on to this proof in case it ever escalated.

We won't characterize what AP did or didn't do beyond what Addison herself kept track of. We only know that a 17 year old girl was worried and cautious enough to write it down and maintain a detailed record.

Before: the gun.
In the days before Addison Rose died, ACJ talked with his close friend about the gun. He told him it was kept in a black bag at the edge of his bed or on a chair. That he had displayed it to his girlfriend.

Multiple separate sources told investigators about a fi***rm being used during s*xual activity in that relationship. When asked about it in February 2026, AP denied it and said they had a normal s*x life. One account says it happened. The other says it didn't. Both are in the file, and we have no way of knowing which is true. We only know they can't both be.

The statements:
This is the part we most want people to see, because three people were asked about the same relationship and gave three different timelines.

AP told police she hadn't seen ACJ since July.

ACJ told police the breakup was recent, and that he had seen her two or three days earlier.

LJ told police that ACJ broke up with his girlfriend yesterday. That's September 30th, the day Addison Rose walked into that house.
She also said AP had been living there.

Those accounts can't all be right…

If AP lived in that house for several months and hadn't seen ACJ since July, how does that work? If the breakup was two or three days before October 1st, why does LJ say it was the day before? And if it was the day before, September 30th, then a relationship ended in that house on the very day Addison Rose arrived.

What happened that day? Who was there? Who was upset? Who was angry? Who left, and when?

We don't know. We're not suggesting an answer. We're pointing out that the question exists and that the only people who can answer it have each given a different version.

September 30th:
HL picked Addi up around 8:00 pm. At 8:03, ACJ was at a gas station in Montfort. He bought water and condoms and left at 8:06.

LJ told investigators she knew nothing about Addison or when she arrived. Addi Rose, by every account we have, was a girl LJ had never met.

Neighbors have described seeing someone matching APs description at the house that day, in a vehicle that wasn't her usual one.

We want to be careful with this. We can't say for certain it was her. And if she'd lived there recently, seeing her there wouldn't be surprising. But she told police she hadn't seen ACJ since July, and a sighting that day, even a possible one, is hard to square with that.

Addison’s last message was at 10:35 pm.

At least two messages sent to her afterward were never opened. After that there is nothing at all until a 911 call at 2:35 in the morning. Three and a half hours that no one has accounted for.

The morning:
The J family called an attorney was called before investigators had asked a single question. There is audio of LJ telling ACJ not to speak to police, and telling police not to speak to ACJ.

In that same early window, ACJ was given a double dose of his own prescription medication. His father told investigators it would keep him asleep for six to seven hours.

Everyone who might have said something about ACJs relationship, about that day, about what was happening in that house, was either silenced, sedated, or told not to talk.

The days after:
Within days, AP messaged Addison's little sister. She said they could meet up and talk about what happened. That she would know more than anyone else.

We have thought about that more than almost anything. You can't explain something you don't know about. What did she want to say?

What she told police about ACJ also doesn't match what she texted our family about his behavior, including things she described as violent. Two versions from the same person about the same subject, one given in a formal interview and one given in private to someone who actually knew Addison Rose.

People who know AP have also told us she hasn't seemed like herself lately, that something seems to be weighing on her. We don't know what it is. We only know we've heard it from more than one person.

What we keep coming back to:
When you lay the pieces side by side, they form a picture:

A relationship of a year or more.
A girlfriend who lived in the house for months.
A statement that she never saw a gun in it, and a pistol found under the pillow in the same room.
A breakup that happened either months ago, a few days ago, or the day before, depending on who you ask.
A 17 year old who wrote that she was being harassed, and then walked into that house on the day the relationship may have ended.
Three and a half hours of silence.
And then a lawyer, a sedative, and a wall of "don't talk to them."

None of that proves what happened. We want to be clear about that, because we know the temptation to read more into it than the pieces can bear. We've felt that temptation ourselves.

But we also won't pretend those pieces fit together neatly. They don't. And every one of them can be resolved by someone telling the truth.

What we're asking:
LJ, AP, ACJ: the dates and details you each gave don't line up, and you're the only people who can fix that. We aren't asking you to confess to anything. We're asking you to sit down with investigators and say plainly what happened, when it happened, and who was there. If there's an ordinary explanation for every one of these gaps, we'd welcome it.

AP, you talked with our family once and offered to talk. It isn't too late to finish that conversation.

To everyone else: if you saw AP, ACJ, or anyone else in that house between September 30th and October 1st: please come forward.

Even a small detail helps pin down a timeline we're still trying to build.

Our family has spent more than a year asking questions into silence. Addison Rose deserves answers.

She deserves better than to become a footnote in a story where everyone else's version mattered more than hers.

We love you, Addi. We're still asking. We're still here.

ANONYMOUS TIP LINE: https://gforms.app/p/jWatWsA

10/27/2026

We've shared so many pieces of this case over the past several months: audio, documents, timelines, questions aimed at those involved… We know it can be a lot to follow, especially if you're newer to this page or haven't been able to keep up with every post.

So today we want to do something a little different. We want to lay out where things actually stand, and then we want to open the floor to you.

What we know for certain:

Addison Rose Colomer, 17, died from a gunshot wound in the late evening of September 30th or early morning hours of October 1st, 2025, at a residence in Montfort. She was dropped off there the night before by HL, a supposed friend who told her he'd pick her up at 6:30 the next morning. He never came.

She was found in the bedroom of ACJ, 19- allegedly the only person who was with her when she died. The county coroner ruled her manner of death undetermined.

No charges have ever been filed in connection with her death. The only charge that exists from that night is against ACJ. It is a felony drug charge tied to evidence found in that house and unrelated to how Addison died.

The case remains open and under active investigation.

What raises questions:

ACJ told investigators Addi Rose wanted to be intimate with him and that he said no. He said he fell asleep and woke up to her deceased. DNA evidence collected during her autopsy contradicts that account. When asked about the gun, he gave fragmented, evasive answers before invoking his right to an attorney.

A family attorney was contacted before investigators had even arrived to the home. Audio exists of LJ telling ACJ not to speak to police, and telling police not to speak to ACJ.

There's a gap of roughly three and a half hours that night with no documentation of anything: no messages, no witnesses, no account from anyone who was there.

HL never returned at 6:30am as promised. He refused a search of his truck, where Addi’s belongings sat overnight, and ended that search the moment investigators looked somewhere he didn't want them looking. A cousin of HLs told investigators HL called her on October 1st and said he and ACJ had to hide things in that truck.

The gun found in Addi’s hand had, according to a federal trace, been in ACJs possession for months, despite a story from him and his father that he'd only recently gotten it after being robbed three days earlier. Through an ATF investigation, investigators found that ACJ had purchased the gun in late 2024-early 2025.

Addison Rose had no history with fi***rms. She was afraid of guns and had never been taught to use one.

What we don't know:

We don't know exactly what happened in that room. We've never claimed to. We don't know what was said in the hours before the 911 call, or in the hours after, when the people in that house were together and investigators were kept waiting. We don't know what AP, JJ, or others connected to this case may know and haven't said. We don't know why so many of the people closest to that night have chosen silence, protection, or outright contradiction instead of simple cooperation.

That's the honest truth. We have pieces. We don't have the whole picture. We may not for a long time unless someone decides to finally give us what's missing.

Now we want to hear from you:

If you've been following this case… whether from the very beginning or just recently, we want to know what questions you still have.

What doesn't make sense to you? What do you wish was explained more clearly? What detail keeps nagging at you that haven’t been fully addressed?

Drop your questions in the comments. Please keep them respectful. We're going to go through them and answer as many as we can, as honestly as we can. If we don't know the answer, we'll say so. If it's something we can't share publicly, we'll tell you that too.

This case belongs to all of you now, in a lot of ways. You've carried it with us, shared it, asked about it, pushed for it. We want this to feel less like us simply talking at you, and more like an actual conversation, because that's genuinely what we need right now… more people engaged, more people asking, more people helping us look at this from angles we might have missed.

Ask us anything. We'll do our best to answer.
And if your question is actually information… if somewhere in trying to ask us something you realize you know something: please, reach out directly, use our anonymous tip line, or call investigators. That's the kind of question we want answered most of all.

ANONYMOUS TIP LINE: https://gforms.app/p/jWatWsA

10/23/2026

An alleged relative of HLs told Detective Vesperman that HL called her the day after Addison died. In that call, HL allegedly told her that he and ACJ had to hide stuff in his truck so they wouldn't get charged with anything.

This is noted is in the official case file… not something secondhand from secondhand. A statement made directly to a detective, about a direct phone call from HL himself.

This Snapchat conversation… a conversation about hiding evidence… it ended up deleted. By the time investigators got to it, there was nothing left to pull except her memory of what he'd said.

We also want to note something that makes her account matter even more to us. This same person, who is reportedly related to HL- was one of the last people Addison talked to before she ever got into his truck that night. That proximity, being one of the final voices Addi Rose heard before everything changed is part of why what she told investigators carries so much weight for us.

We don't know if the deletion was intentional on her part, HL’s part, or just the normal churn of a teenager's Snapchat. We're not accusing anyone of destroying evidence on purpose. We're only saying that this is the pattern we keep running into, over and over, in this case. Something important gets said. And then, by the time anyone goes looking for proof of it, it's gone.

This isn't the only time that's happened.
HL refused to let investigators fully search his truck: the same truck Addison's belongings sat in overnight, the same truck he told a relative they'd used to hide things in. When detectives looked toward a part of that truck he didn't want them looking at, he and his attorney ended the search immediately.

Addi’s own phone goes silent at 10:35 that night, and two messages sent to her afterward are never opened.

A family attorney gets called before investigators have asked a single question.
Audio exists of someone in that house telling ACJ not to talk to police, and telling police not to talk to ACJ.

Piece by piece, this case is full of moments where something true almost surfaces: a phone call, a message, a conversation… and then, just as quickly, it's gone. Deleted. Forgotten. Walked back. We have spent over a year collecting the edges of a story that keeps disappearing the moment we try to hold onto it.

We think about that relative who came forward on October 10th a lot. She didn't have to say anything. She could have stayed quiet, the way so many people connected to this case have chosen to stay quiet. Instead, nine days after we lost Addi Rose, she told a detective the truth about a phone call that scared her enough to remember it, even if she couldn't remember exactly when it happened or where the proof of it had gone.

We need more people to be like this.

If you have ever gotten a call, a text, a Snapchat, a conversation… anything where someone connected to this case said something that didn't sit right with you, something about hiding things, something about getting their story straight, something about Addison that felt like more than just gossip: please, we are begging you, come forward. Even if you deleted it. Even if you can't remember the exact time. Even if it feels like it's too late or too small or too uncertain to matter.

It mattered enough for HL to call someone the very next day. It mattered enough that it's still sitting in an official case file over a year later. It can matter enough for you to say it out loud too.

We have spent over a year chasing pieces of a story that people keep trying to make disappear. We are not going to stop chasing them. But we cannot do this without the people who are still holding onto something.
Please. If you know anything, anything at all… reach out. You don't have to remember every detail. You just have to be willing to say what you know, to someone who can finally do something with it.

Addison Rose deserves better than a year of things disappearing the moment they get close to the truth.

We love you, Addi. We are never going to stop looking for the pieces that keep disappearing. We are never going to stop asking someone, anyone, to finally let them stay.

ANONYMOUS TIP LINE: https://gforms.app/p/jWatWsA

10/22/2026

The fi***rm found beside Addison Rose that night was traced through an ATF investigation. The trace followed its ownership back through multiple sales… originally purchased in Virginia, transferred through a licensed dealer here in Wisconsin, sold privately more than once, until it finally landed in ACJ's hands sometime in late 2024 or early 2025. He got it through a private sale arranged over Snapchat for a few hundred dollars.

That gun had been sitting in that house for months before October 1st. Not days, not weeks… months.

And it wasn't the only one…

Months before Addi Rose died, a search warrant was executed at that same residence. Investigators found a different semi-automatic pistol hidden under a pillow in ACJs bedroom- in the very room where Addi would later be found.

Here is where it gets harder to understand:

In the case file, CJ told investigators that ACJ had recently acquired the gun because he'd been robbed three days before Addison died. ACJ later told detectives a very similar story.

But… the ATF trace tells a completely different timeline. The federal record of that gun's ownership shows it had been in ACJs possession for months, not days. Long before any robbery CJ described. Long before "three days prior" could possibly be true.

We sit with that discrepancy and we don't know what to do with it except point it out and ask the obvious question. If the explanation they gave for why ACJ had that gun doesn't match the federal paper trail of when he actually got it, what else about the entire story isn't true? We don't have an answer. We just know that the math doesn't math, and it hasn't for over a year now.

We need the public to understand something about Addi Rose:

She did not know how to use a gun. She had never fired one. She had never been taught how to load one, how to hold one, how to do anything with one at all. Guns scared. By every account from the people who knew her best, she had never taken a hunter safety course, never expressed any interest in learning, never once been someone who felt comfortable around fi***rms.

She was 17. She loved makeup, and her animals, and sitting under the willow tree in our front yard until it got dark. She was not a girl who understood how a semi-automatic handgun worked, who could load one, who could rack a slide, who could do anything with one except be afraid of it.

And yet… she ended up in a room with one. A gun that belonged to someone else. A gun whose origin story, according to the people in that house, doesn't even match the federal record of when it actually arrived there. A gun sitting in a house that had already, at least once before, hidden a different fi***rm under a pillow.

How does a girl who has never touched a gun, who is afraid of them, who has no idea how to load or fire one- end up dead from a gunshot wound in a bedroom that already had a documented history of concealed fi***rms?

We are not asking that question to accuse anyone of something we can't prove. We are asking it because it is the question that keeps us up at night, over and over, the same way it probably keeps you up reading this. A house where guns kept appearing. A man who had owned this one for months, despite a story that says otherwise. A girl who had never touched a weapon in her entire life.

Somewhere in that combination is the truth about what happened to Addison, and we have spent over a year begging for someone to finally tell us what it is.

We are asking anyone who knows anything about that gun and about what happened in that room that night to PLEASE come forward.

If you know the real story behind that gun, if you've heard anything, anything at all, even something that feels too small or too uncertain to matter: please, say it out loud.

Addison Rose did not know how to use a gun. She should never have been anywhere near one. And yet that is how she died, in a house that had already shown investigators once before that it was a place where fi***rms were not handled responsibly.

She deserved so much better than that room, that night, that gun, and that story.

Please. If you know something, tell someone.

We love you, Addi Rose. We are never going to stop asking. We are never going to stop begging for someone to finally tell us the truth.

ANONYMOUS TIP LINE: https://gforms.app/p/jWatWsA

10/21/2026

According to the official case file, two detectives arrived at the Montfort residence at 8:11am on October 1st, 2025. Around this same time, a red vehicle pulled up in front of the residence. JJ (ACJ’s aunt) got out, along with a young male (JJ’s son). Detectives spoke with them. JJ explained that she lives in the house and wanted to get some things…. she was told that wasn't possible as the scene was locked down. She got back in the car, and then left.

Following this incident, investigators asked LJ who stays downstairs in the basement. LJ said it was JJ’s three sons: J, C, and BA

LJ explained that JJ and her sons had spent the night in Platteville, at the home of her other son, BI. She said the reason they were stopping by that morning was to change clothes before work and school and to grab medication.

Detectives then checked a backpack belonging to JJ and her sons. It contained medication said medication. This was photographed and released back to LJ.

That is what's in the record. A woman who lives in that house, showing up the next morning with her three sons, turned away at the door, with an explanation relayed secondhand through LJ about where they'd all been the night before.

Here's what sits heavy with us:

JJ lives in that house. Her sons stay in the basement. And yet, by her own account and by LJs account, none of them were there the single night it would have mattered most. They left their clothes and medication.

We're not investigators. We can't prove what we can't prove. But if what’s been privately described is accurate… there are two versions of that night. One that was given formally to law enforcement, placing her somewhere else entirely. And one that several people believe is much closer to the truth.

We don't think both versions can be right.

And so, we are left thinking. We have a house with that many people connected to it (three men in the basement, an aunt who lives there, a grandmother, a father, ACJ himself) and somehow, in the official account… almost everyone who could have seen or heard something simply wasn't present. Everyone was somewhere else. Everyone has an explanation.

And Addison Rose is still gone, and we still don't have the truth.

We try not to let ourselves imagine too much, because there's a version of imagining that becomes its own kind of torture, and we live close enough to that edge already. But some nights we can't help it. We think about Addi, alone in that room, and we think about everyone who might have been near her, might have heard something, might have seen something, might have walked through that house in those hours- and we think about how many of them have simply said I wasn't there.

We don't know what JJ saw, or didn't see, that night. We don't know if she was there and is afraid to say so, or if everything we've been told is wrong and the official account is the full truth. We only know that the distance between what's documented and what's been described to us is wide enough, and serious enough, that it cannot just sit there unanswered for another year.

JJ, if you are reading this: we are not trying to corner you, and we are not asking you to say anything publicly, here or anywhere else. We are asking you, quietly and sincerely, to go to investigators and tell them the truth.

Whatever it is, however it looks, however afraid you might be of what it means for you or for people you love.

You are part of that family. You lived in that house. Whatever you know, however small or however enormous it actually is, we are asking you to let it out.

If any part of what we've heard is true, we don't think you've had a single peaceful night since. We don't think you will, until this is finally out of you.

Addison deserved for everyone in that house to tell the truth about that night.

Please, JJ. It's been over a year. Help Addi. help us. Help your family. Help yourself too.

ANONYMOUS TIP LINE: https://gforms.app/p/jWatWsA

10/20/2026

We are going to talk about AP today- ACJ’s ex-girlfriend.

We’ve touched on her before, in pieces and across different posts. But today, we want to bring everything together, because we believe the full picture matters. And because… after everything that has happened, we believe it’s time for her to come forward with whatever information she may have.

Because Addison Rose deserves answers. And our family deserves the truth.

In her statement to investigators, AP maintained that she was not at 301 West Main Street on September 30th.

However, more than one person has come forward describing someone matching her description at that location that day.

According to these separate accounts, the person was in a vehicle different from the one AP is usually seen driving.

Different people and separate accounts. The same location. The same day… the day Addi Rose walked into that house.

We cannot say with absolute certainty that it was AP. We weren’t there, and we won’t pretend to know something we cannot prove.

But when multiple people independently describe seeing someone who matches the same person’s description at a location connected to a situation like this, and on a day that matters so deeply… we don’t believe those accounts should simply be dismissed.

They deserve to be examined. They deserve honest answers. And if there is an explanation, we believe it deserves to be heard.

In the weeks leading up to Addi’s death, AP had reportedly been harassing her. Addison spoke openly about what was happening. This wasn’t simply a vague tension between two people who didn’t get along. It was something that had been affecting Addison Rose in the weeks before she died.

And that matters…

Because when we look back at the days and weeks before someone dies, we can’t help but wonder what we missed, what we didn’t understand, and what might have mattered more than we realized at the time.

We think about that whenever AP’s name comes up.

Then there is what happened after Addison died: AP texted with Addi’s younger sister and asked if they could meet. She said she wanted to talk about what had happened. She said that she knew more than anyone else would…

We have never stopped wondering what she meant by that.

What did she want to say? What did she want our family to understand?

We don’t know what AP intended to discuss, and we won’t pretend that we do. But that conversation has stayed with us because it felt like a door opening for a moment. A chance for something to be said, something to be explained, perhaps something that could have helped our grieving family understand what happened.

And then that moment passed. As far as our family knows, AP never reached out to law enforcement with this supposed information.

There is another concern we feel we need to address:

On more than one occasion, separate people from the community have come forward and told us that they believe AP knows more than she has shared. These are not claims we can independently verify, and we have not personally heard the alleged statements ourselves. But we have been told that AP may have information about that night, or about ACJ, that she has been reluctant to repeat because of how disturbing it supposedly is.

We don’t know exactly what that means. We don’t know whether the accounts are accurate, and we will not fill in the blanks with assumptions.

But if AP does have information that could help investigators understand what happened to Addison, we hope she will consider sharing it with them.

Silence can mean many things. Fear. Grief. Confusion. Uncertainty. We know that not every person who stays quiet is hiding something, and we would never claim otherwise…

But if there is something important that has not yet been said, then we hope the fear of saying it will not outweigh the need for answers.

There is also an apparent discrepancy between what AP reportedly told investigators about ACJ and what she reportedly told Addison’s sister in text messages about his behavior.

Those accounts deserve to be considered carefully and in context. We cannot know from the outside why they appear different, or which account most accurately reflects what AP knew and believed at the time, but the difference matters.

If AP shared one understanding of ACJ with investigators and a different one in private messages with someone who knew him, we believe it is reasonable to ask why. What did she know? What did she witness? What was she trying to communicate?

Those are questions that deserve clear answers, not speculation.

And finally… we have heard from people who know AP and see her regularly that she has seemed different lately- more distraught, more troubled, as though she may be carrying something difficult.

We cannot know what she is feeling, and we will not presume to interpret her emotions as evidence of anything. There could be many reasons someone might struggle, especially when connected to a tragedy that has affected so many people.

But we do hope that, whatever she may be going through, she understands that she does not have to carry any information about Addison’s death alone.

If she knows something, there are people who can listen. There are investigators who can ask the right questions. There is a way to come forward without having to face every fear or uncertainty by herself.

AP, if you are reading this, please hear us.

We are not asking you to respond to rumors. We are not asking you to defend yourself in the court of public opinion. And we are not claiming to know what happened that night or what you may know about it.

We are asking you to think about Addison Rose.

You knew her. Whatever history existed between you, whatever disagreements or hurt feelings may have come before, Addi was still a person. She was still just 17 years old. She was someone's daughter. Someone's sister. Someone whose life should have had so much more left in it.

She had a future that should have been hers to live…

And now, the people who love her are left trying to make sense of a loss that can never truly be made right. They are left with questions that follow them into every quiet moment, with memories that hurt in ways other people may never fully understand, and with the unbearable reality that they cannot bring her home.

Nothing anyone says can give Addison her life back. Nothing can undo what happened.
But the truth still matters. Answers still matter. And information that could help investigators understand the circumstances surrounding her death still matters.

If you know something, anything, that could help, please consider sharing it with investigators. You do not have to share it with us. You do not have to explain yourself to the internet. You can take whatever information you have to the people whose responsibility it is to investigate what happened.

And if you reached out to Addison’s sister because there was something you wanted to say, please understand that the opportunity to speak has not necessarily passed.

You once expressed a desire to talk about what happened. If there is still something you need to say, something you know, or something you believe could help bring clarity to this case, we hope you will take that step.
Not because strangers are demanding answers from you… but because our family is still living with the loss of a girl we love more than words can ever explain.

Because Addison cannot speak for herself.

Because we cannot go back and ask her the questions we wish we had asked.

And because, whatever the truth may be, Addison deserves to have her story understood as fully and honestly as possible.

AP, we hope you choose to speak to investigators if you have information that could help. We hope whatever has kept you from speaking does not keep you silent forever.

There is still an opportunity to do something that matters.

Please don't let it pass.

For Addison. For the family who misses her every single day. For the answers that are still needed.

She deserves the truth. And the people who love her deserve the chance to find it.

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