https://www.facebook.com/1161861590345416/

Justice for Addison Rose, Justice for Addi, Montfort, WI (2026)

09/02/2026

As we approach the one-year mark since the loss of our Addi Rose, we are planning two important events to honor her memory and to continue our fight for justice in her case.

First, please join us for a fundraiser benefit on September 27th at Crossroads Supper Club in Platteville. The time is still to be determined, but we'll update you as soon as it's finalized.

This benefit will feature:
- Food
- Games
- Crafts
- Silent Auction
- Bake Sale
- DJ
- A memorial for Addi Rose

Cost of entry is $10 per adult and $5 per child. All proceeds will go towards funding our ongoing legal battle to uncover the truth about what happened to Addison Rose.

At the benefit, we will also be distributing LED pillar candles for the upcoming vigil. Please make sure to get your candle at the benefit and bring it with you to the vigil.

—————————————————

On October 1st, 2026, we will gather to honor Addison's memory and to reaffirm our commitment to seeking justice in her case. We invite all who knew and loved Addison, and all who have been touched by her story, to join us.

Please bring your LED pillar candles from the fundraiser benefit to light in Addison's memory. We kindly ask that you leave alcohol at home as we come together in solemn remembrance.

Together, we will light candles in Addison's name. We will share memories of her infectious laughter, her kind heart, and her vibrant spirit. We will remind each other and the world of the light she brought into our lives, and the darkness left behind by her absence.

But this vigil is not just about remembrance. It's also about resolve. It's about coming together as a community to say that we will not let Addison's case be forgotten. We will not let the questions surrounding her death go unanswered. We will not rest until the truth is uncovered.

These events serve as a reminder that Addison's light continues to shine in our hearts, and that our fight for answers and accountability is unwavering.

We hope you'll join us at both the fundraiser benefit and the vigil. Your support means everything as we continue to navigate this painful journey.

Together, we can ensure that Addison is never forgotten, and that the truth about what happened to her is brought to light.
Please share this post and invite others who knew and loved Addison, or who have been touched by her story.

Addison, we carry you with us always and forever.

08/30/2026

Friends, family, and all those who have been following Addison's case:

Recently, concerns have been raised about the information shared on this page.

Specifically, questions have been asked about the completeness and accuracy of our posts, our willingness to engage with differing perspectives, and our ultimate motives in pursuing justice for Addison.

We want to address these concerns head-on, because transparency and truth are the cornerstones of our fight for justice.

Firstly, I want to assure everyone that the information we share on the Justice for Addison page is carefully vetted. We work closely with individuals who have legal expertise to ensure that our posts are accurate and appropriate. We are also in regular communication with law enforcement, providing them with any information we receive and seeking their guidance on what can be shared publicly.

Regarding questions about the DA's letter: The letter stated that charges would not be filed at this time. It is important to note that officials expressed frustration to our family about this outcome. Addison's case remains an open investigation, and a detective is dedicated full-time to solving it.

I also want to emphasize that questioning and discussion are not just welcomed on this page, but actively encouraged. The pursuit of truth demands openness and a willingness to consider all possibilities, even when they challenge our own views.

As for the suggestion that our efforts are more about revenge than justice: We understand how that perception could arise. Grief is a powerful and sometimes dark force. But I want to assure you that our primary motivation is, and always has been, to uncover the truth about what happened to Addison, whatever that truth may be. We are actively working with an attorney and law enforcement to this end.

We may not always get it right in our pursuit of the truth, but our intentions are sincere and our efforts are supported by legal and law enforcement professionals.

I appreciate those who have reached out to share their concerns and perspectives. Even when we don't see eye to eye, the opportunity for dialogue is valuable. If there are ways we can be more fair or transparent in our posts, we are open to that feedback.

Ultimately, all we want is the truth about what happened to Addison. If anyone has information that can help provide that truth, we urge you to come forward. Addison deserves that much.

We are not perfect in our pursuit of justice. But we are unwavering in our commitment to it. We will continue to fight for the truth, to ask the hard questions, and to hold those responsible accountable.

Addison, we do this for you. Always for you.

08/28/2026

TW: SENSITIVE INFORMATION, DO NOT READ IF DEATH/SA TRIGGERS YOU

When the first responders arrived at 301 West Main Street in the early morning hours of October 1st, 2025, they were confronted with a scene that defied explanation.

Addison Rose Colomer, just 17 years old, lay on the floor of ACJ's bedroom.

It wasn't just the tragic loss of young life that shocked those on the scene. It was the state in which our Addi Rose was found.

She was wearing a green hoodie- a hoodie that wasn’t hers. Socks. One Bearpaw brand shoe. And nothing else.

Let that sink in for a moment. A 17-year-old girl, found deceased in a bedroom, barely clothed.

It's a detail that's been reported, but not dwelled on. Not examined with the level of scrutiny it deserves.

Because the implications of Addi’s state of undress are staggering….

ACJ told investigators that Addison had wanted to be intimate with him that night, but he had refused. He claimed they hadn't engaged in any intimate activity.

But the evidence tells a different story.
DNA evidence was recovered during Addison's autopsy. DNA that contradicts ACJ’s account.

An open condom wrapper was found in that bedroom. A sign of sexual activity, of preparation. The condom remained unused on top of ACJ’s headboard.

And then there's the state of Addison's clothing. Or lack thereof.

If no intimate activity occurred, as ACJ claims, then why was Addi found in the state she was in? What possible explanation is there for a 17-year-old girl to be in that state, in someone else’s bedroom- deceased?

The implications are worrying.

They suggest that something happened in that room, something that left Addi Rose partially unclothed, something that ACJ is potentially not telling the truth about.

It's a question that demands an answer. It's a detail that cries out for explanation.

But more than that, it's a reality that Addi Rose endured. A violation, a vulnerability, a horror that no one, especially not a child, should ever have to face.

And it's a reality that those responsible have yet to be held accountable for.

We need answers. We need the truth. We need to know what happened to Addison in those final moments, and why she was found in the state she was found in.

It's a truth that will be painful to face. It's a reality that will be hard to confront.

But we owe it to Addi Rose to face it. To confront it. To demand accountability for it.

No matter how much it hurts. No matter how much it breaks our hearts.

Because Addison lived it. Addison endured it. And Addison deserves to have it known, to have it acknowledged, to have it accounted for.

That's where you come in. If you know something, if you've heard something, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, please, come forward. We have shared this deeply sensitive and personal information because we NEED answers.

The details matter. The truth matters.

Addison Rose Colomer matters.

And we won't stop fighting for her. We won't stop demanding answers.

Until every last question is resolved. Until every last responsible party is held to account.

For Addi. Always for Addi.

The fight continues. The push for truth never ends.

And neither does our love for the girl we lost.

October 1st is approaching. One whole year without answers. One whole year living through the pain of losing her.

08/25/2026

We are not okay today. We are not okay most days, if we are being honest. But this past week, the not-okayness is heavier than usual. Today, the missing her, the aching for her, the longing to see her face and hear her laugh just one more time…it's all-consuming.

We think about Addi Rose constantly. Every minute of every day. We think about the life she should be living, the dreams she should be chasing, the world she should be exploring. We think about all the ways she was robbed of those chances.

And then we think about the case file. The pictures we wish we could unsee. The details we wish I didn't know. The crime scene photos that haunt us every time we close our eyes.

But it's not just what we see. It's what we read, what we learn, with every page of that file and message sent our way.

We read about the black rubber gloves found in the kitchen garbage can, the same garbage can where a bloody paper towel was found.

We read about the DNA evidence collected during Addison's autopsy, evidence that contradicts the story ACJ told about that night.

We read about the inconsistencies in CJ’s statements, the way his story changed from interview to interview the morning of October 1st.

We read about LJ hiding BB guns after an earlier search warrant, about the prior search that found a different semi-automatic pistol hidden under ACJ’s pillow.

We read about the slow drive-by HL took before picking Addi Rose up that night, about the items she left in his truck, about his refusal to let investigators search it the next day.

Every detail, every inconsistency, every unanswered question, it's another weight on our heart, another fire in our soul, driving us to keep fighting, to keep pushing, to keep demanding the truth.

Because Addi deserves the truth. She deserves justice. She deserves so much more than the story being told about her last hours.

And we won't stop until we have it. We'll keep pushing her story forward, keep shining a light into the shadows, keep demanding answers.

That's where you come in. Every single one of you who has followed Addi's case, who has fought for her right to justice and truth.

If you know something, if you've heard something, no matter how small or insignificant it might seem, please, come forward.

If you've talked to JJ, to ACJ, to AP, to CJ, to HL (or his mother JL), or to anyone connected to this case, please, share what you know.

Any piece of information could be the key, the missing link, the truth we've been fighting for.

You can contact the Grant County Sheriff's Office. You can message us directly. You can reach out through our TikTok, .

Just please, don't stay silent. Addi deserves more than silence. She deserves the truth.

And we won't let her story go cold. We won't let the details fade away. We won't stop until every question is answered, until every inconsistency is addressed, until the full truth of what happened in that room is brought to light.

For Addi. Always for Addi.

We miss you, Addi Rose. We miss you with every shattered piece of our hearts.
But we won't give up. Not now, not ever.

We'll keep carrying the weight of forever, the weight of your truth.

Until justice is served. Until you can rest in peace.

We promise.

08/19/2026

This morning, our community woke up to a scene that many of us have been hoping and praying for since October 1st, 2025.

A raid happened at 301 West Main Street. The house where Addison Rose was found. The house where so many questions remain unanswered…

Multiple people have reached out to us with messages and pictures. SWAT teams, multiple officers, people being taken into custody. It's the kind of law enforcement response we've been begging for.

And now, we have more details.

What We Know:

According to a press release from the Iowa County Sheriff's Office and conversation with the Grant County Sheriff's Office, a joint investigation led to the ex*****on of a search warrant at 301 W. Main Street early this morning.

Deputies from both counties, along with the Southwest Wisconsin Emergency Response Team and members of the Richland Iowa Grant Drug Task Force, entered the home around 7 a.m.

The result? Multiple arrests.

ACJ was arrested for maintaining a drug house, possession with intent to deliver THC, and bail jumping.

LJ was arrested for maintaining a drug house, party to the crime of possession of narcotic drugs, party to the crime of possession of co***ne, and bail jumping.

The Grant County Sheriff's Office plans to refer charges against CJ for possession of narcotic drugs and possession of co***ne.

In a separate but related investigation, the Iowa County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Christian Jerrett, 21, for selling harmful material to a child. A child victim from Iowa County had received sexually explicit photographs through social media.

What This Means:

Let's be clear: these arrests, according to the sheriff's offices, are not directly related to the investigation into Addison's death.

But they are significant. They are a major development. And they raise a lot of questions.

This is the house where Addi Rose was found. These are the people who were there that night. These are the people who have been silent and who have refused to cooperate.

And now, they're in custody. Now, there's hard evidence of criminal activity in that house. Now, the veil of secrecy and silence that has surrounded 301 West Main Street for almost a year has been lifted, if only a little.

We don't know what this means for Addison's case. We don't know if this will lead to the answers we've been fighting for.

But we do know this: the truth has a way of coming out. Secrets have a way of being revealed. And the people who have something to hide can only run for so long before the law catches up with them.

What Happens Next:

The investigation into Addi’s death remains open. That has not changed. And our fight for justice, our fight for answers, our fight for the truth? That has not changed either.

We will keep asking questions. We will keep demanding answers. We will keep shining a light on the inconsistencies, the contradictions, and the unanswered questions in this case.

And we will keep hoping and praying that developments like this one will lead us closer to the truth about what happened to Addison on October 1st, 2025.

To Our Community:

Thank you. Thank you for your messages, your pictures, your support. Thank you for being as invested in Justice for Addison Rose as we are.

Please, keep sharing. Keep talking. Keep demanding answers. Every voice matters. Every post matters. Every share brings us one step closer to the truth.

And if you know something, say something. If you've heard something, share it. No detail is too small. No piece of information is insignificant.

You can contact the Grant County Sheriff's Office. You can message us directly. You can reach out through our TikTok, .

Just please, don't stay silent. Addison deserves better than silence.

Addi Rose, we love you. We miss you. And we will never stop fighting for you.

Today's news is a step. Maybe a small one, maybe a big one. But a step nonetheless.
We're going to keep walking until we reach the truth. All the way.

No matter how long it takes.

08/19/2026

HL was the last person to see Addi Rose alive outside of 301 West Main Street on the night of September 30th, 2025. He was the one who picked her up, who drove her to Montfort, who dropped her off at the house where she would be found dead just hours later.

But based on our reading of case files, the story HL told about that night and his actions in the hours and days that followed are filled with inconsistencies, contradictions, and unanswered questions.

Today, we're diving deep into HL’s involvement. Into the things he said that don't add up. Into the things he didn't say that speak volumes. Into the pieces of the puzzle he holds that could shed light on Addison's final hours.

Let's start at the beginning. When HL came to pick Addi up, a neighbor noticed something strange.

HL didn't just drive up and wait for Addison to come out. He drove by her house very slowly, back and forth, until she got in the truck.

Why? What was he doing? Was he waiting for something? Checking for something? To us, it is a detail that doesn't fit with the story of a simple pick-up.

And it's the first of many questions that we believe HL needs to answer.

According to HL, Addison didn't bring anything with her into Ashton's house except her phone. No alcohol, no overnight bag, just her phone.

Here is what we know was found in HL’s truck the next day, hours after Addison was found dead: her pink hoodie, notebooks, chromebook, and a bucket of markers and pens.

So if Addison didn't bring these items into the house, they must have stayed in HL’s truck all night. Which raises the question: why? Why didn't Addi take her things with her? Was she planning to come back out to get them? Did she leave them there on purpose?

Or did something happen that prevented her from retrieving them?

HL was supposed to pick Addi up at 6:30am on October 1st. But he never showed.

Think about that. Addison was supposed to be back in that truck at 6:30 in the morning.

HL was supposed to be there to get her.
But he wasn't. He didn't show up. He sent one message after 6:30 had already passed. To our knowledge, he didn’t make any further attempt to find out where Addison was.

Why? What happened? Did he forget? Did he oversleep?

Or did he already know she wouldn't be there to pick up?

It's a missed appointment that takes on a much darker significance in light of what was discovered that morning.

Investigators tried to speak to HL that morning. They arrived at his mother’s house. After several minutes of knocking and a phone call later- HL’s mother came outside. She told investigators that HL hadn’t driven his truck recently. That the breaks weren’t very good. That he was out at a farm working.

HL’s mom and his attorney set up a phone call with investigators. During that phone call, HL agreed to the police retrieving Addi’s belongings. HL was left with his attorney, his parent, and his truck before investigators arrived.

When investigators went to retrieve Addi’s belongings from HL’s truck, they found them at 12:23pm on October 1st.

Hours after Addison was found dead. Hours after the investigation had begun.

But here's the thing: when investigators asked to search HL’s truck, he refused.

Multiple times.

Why? What didn't he want them to find? What was he afraid of them discovering?

A witness told investigators that HL had said he and ACJ had hidden things in his truck so they wouldn't get charged with anything.
Hidden things. In the truck Addison rode in. The truck he didn't want searched.

What things? What was he afraid of being charged with?

To us, these are not the actions of someone with nothing to hide. These are the actions of someone who knows more than they're saying.

Perhaps the most troubling piece of HL’s involvement comes from the morning of October 1st.

CJ called HL that morning. Before our family had been notified. Before the news had spread.

In that phone call, CJ told HL that Addison had shot herself in the face.

Think about that. The investigation had barely begun. Forensics had not been done. Official cause and manner of death had not been determined.

But CJ was already telling people Addi had shot herself. Already pushing a narrative.

And HL was one of the first people he called.

Why? What did CJ know? What did he suspect? And why did he feel the need to share that with HL so early, before anyone else knew?

HL, we are asking you directly:

What happened that night? What did you see, what did you hear, what did you know?
Why were you driving slowly by Addison's house before picking her up? What were you waiting for?

Why didn't Addi take her things into the house? Why did they stay in your truck all night?

Why didn't you pick Addison up at 6:30am like you were supposed to? Did you already know she wouldn't be there?

Why didn't you want your truck searched?

What were you afraid they'd find?

What did CJ tell you on the phone that morning? And why did he call you before our own family knew she was gone?

What things did you hide? What were you afraid of being charged with?

We're not accusing you of anything. We're asking you to fill in the blanks. We're asking you to tell the truth about what you know.

Addi deserves that. She deserves the whole truth about her last hours. The whole truth about what happened in that house.

And you, HL, have pieces of that truth. Pieces you haven't shared. Pieces that could help us understand.

So we're asking you, directly and publicly, to come forward. To talk to investigators. To answer these questions.

Do the right thing. For Addison Rose.

It's not too late.

To Everyone Else Reading This:

If you know something, say something. If you've heard something, share it.

This goes for anyone connected to this case.

No detail is too small. No piece of information is insignificant.

If you have a shred of truth, a glimmer of light to shed on what happened to Addison, please, come forward.

You can contact the Grant County Sheriff's Office. You can message us directly. You can reach out through our new TikTok, .

Just please, do it. Do it for our Addi. Do it for the girl who deserved so much better than the story being told about her last hours.
Help us find the truth.

Addison is counting on us. All of us.

Let's not let her down.

08/17/2026

Today we are going to talk about one of ACJ’s closest friends. He grew up with him. He knew him well. And when investigators asked him to come in and talk about what happened to Addi Rose, he did something that not many people connected to this case have done.

He showed up. He spoke up. He told the truth even when the truth was hard.

We want to walk through exactly what this person told investigators.

Because it matters. It all matters.

This person told investigators that ACJ had shown him the gun. Specifically. In the days before Addi Rose died and around the time of ACJ’s breakup with his girlfriend.
ACJ told this person that the gun was in a black bag- at the edge of his bed or on a chair in his bedroom.

The same bedroom where Addi Rose would be found with a gunshot wound a few days later.

This person’s girlfriend shared some disturbing information that AP had expressed in private. AP had said that ACJ would use his gun as part of their intimate activity. That he had even pointed it at her.

ACJ’s friend relayed this to investigators. And it wasn't the only time investigators heard it.

In the days after Addi Rose died, ACJ’s friend noticed something about ACJ’s behavior that he felt compelled to share with investigators.

ACJ wasn't acting like someone who was grieving. He wasn't acting like someone who had just experienced a traumatic loss.

In his friends own words, the situation didn't seem to bother ACJ. He was going and staying at other girls' houses almost immediately. It felt to this person like ACJ was running away from something. Like he was hiding something.

Then, perhaps the most chilling part of this persons interview…

This person told investigators that he asked ACJ point blank if he had anything to do with what happened to Addi Rose.

ACJ’s response was not a clear denial. It was not shock or outrage at the question.

ACJ told his friend that he woke up to a pop sound.

That was it. That was his answer when his best friend asked him if he killed a girl.

This person was ACJ’s close friend. He was someone who knew him well, who had seen his behavior up close, who had been in his confidence.

And what he told investigators paints a picture that is deeply troubling…

A gun, in ACJ’s possession, in his bedroom, days before Addi died.

A history of using that gun in sexual situations and pointing it at partners.

Behavior after Addison's death that didn't match the situation. That felt like running, like hiding.

And a response to a direct question about involvement that was anything but a clear denial.

These are not the pieces of a straightforward story. They are pieces of a puzzle that, when put together, raise more questions than they answer.

But they are pieces. And they matter.

We are sharing this today for a reason.

Because we believe there are more pieces out there. More information. More truths waiting to be told.

If you know something about what happened to Addison Rose- no matter how small you think it might be, please come forward.

If you have heard AP, HL, ACJ, CJ, JJ or anyone else connected to this case talking about what happened that night, please reach out.

If you have a piece of this puzzle, a shred of truth, a bit of information that could help us understand what happened in that room, we are begging you to share it.

You can contact us directly. You can reach out to the Grant County Sheriff's Office. You can message our new TikTok account, .

However you choose to do it, please, do it.

For Addison. For the truth she deserves.

To the people who have shared what they know:

Thank you.

Thank you for speaking up. Thank you for telling the truth. Thank you for doing what so many others have chosen not to do.

We know it wasn't easy. We know it must have been scary and confusing and painful.

But you did it anyway. And that means more than we can ever say.

Addison Rose deserved the truth. She deserved people in her corner, fighting for her, telling her story.

She is getting that now. She has all of you.

Please, keep fighting with us. Keep sharing. Keep asking questions. Keep demanding answers.

Addi Rose’s story is not over. Not even close.

08/13/2026

We have spent a few months talking about what happened to Addi Rose, what was found in that room, what the evidence shows, and what hasn't been said.

Today we need to talk about someone else.

Today we need to talk about AP.

ACJ’s 's ex-girlfriend. The girl a neighbor documented seeing at 301 West Main Street on September 30th, 2025, the day before Addison died. The girl who messaged Addi’s 15 year old sister after her death, asking to meet up and talk about what happened.

We are talking about AP today because we can't talk about what happened to Addi Rose without talking about what was happening to her before that night.

And AP was a big part of that.

Leading up to her death, Addi Rose disclosed to her mom that she was being harassed.

AP was harassing her.

Addi Rose documented what was happening. She saved voice notes, videos, and messages on her phone to document proof of what was happening. She reached out to people she trusted and told them what was going on.

And then, after Addi Rose died, AP responded in a message to Kam, Addison’s 15 year old sister:

“Girl I was not there. You think he fcked your sister probably all xanned out cuz I was there? Weird way to go about it cuz I was gonna help you too…we can talk in person too, I’m probably the best person to talk to.”

Think about that for a moment.

Addison died on October 1st. And in the days immediately following her death, AP was messaging her sister asking to meet.

What did AP know? What was she so desperate to share?

And why, almost a year later, has she still not said explained it to investigators?

Here is what else we know:
AP was not necessarily a stranger to guns.

The official case file documents, through multiple witness statements, that AP told people about ACJ’s relationship with fi****ms. That he would point them at her. That he potentially used them as part of their relational activity.

She knew about the guns. She knew he used them.

That matters.

It matters because it tells us something about the environment Addison was walking into. It matters because it tells us something about the things she expressed to her family. It matters because it tells us something about what AP knew and when she knew it.

On September 30th, 2025, the day before Addison died- the day she walked into that house in Montfort: a neighbor documented seeing AP at 301 West Main Street.

In a car she didn't usually drive.

The day before Addison was found dead in that house, ACJ's ex-girlfriend… the same ex-girlfriend who had been harassing Addison, the same ex-girlfriend Addison wrote about feeling unsafe around, the same ex-girlfriend who knew about Ashton's history with guns… was at that house.

And then, after Addi died, that same ex-girlfriend messaged her sister. Wanting to meet. Wanting to talk.

We have questions about that.

The investigators working this case have questions about that.

And we think it's time for AP to provide some answers.

We want to be very clear about something:
We are not accusing AP of anything. We are not suggesting she was directly involved in what happened to Addison. We are not claiming to know what she was doing at that house on September 30th or what she wanted to tell Kam after Addi died.

What we are saying is that the pieces matter. The timing matters. The context matters.

Addison was being harassed by AP. She talked about it. She documented it.

AP was at that house the day before Addison died. It was documented.

AP knew about ACJ’s history with guns. She told people about it.

And AP… by her own admission… had something she wanted to explain about what happened to Addison.

Those pieces paint a picture. They tell a story. And it's a story that AP is a central part of, whether she wants to be or not.

So we are asking directly, publicly, on behalf of our daughter and our sister: for AP to do the right thing.

Stop hiding. Stop staying silent. Stop carrying whatever it is you know.

Talk to investigators. Tell them what you know. If you were there, explain what you were doing at that house the day before Addison was found dead. Share what you were so desperate to tell Kam in those early days.

Help us understand.

Help us fill in the missing pieces.

Help us get justice for the girl who can't speak for herself anymore.

Addi Rose deserved better than what she got. She deserved to be heard. She deserved to be protected. She deserved to have someone step in and keep her safe.

No one did that for her when she was alive.

The very least we can do is make sure every single person who has information about what happened to her does right by her now.

AP- that includes you.

You wanted to explain. You wanted to meet up. You wanted to share what you knew.

It's not too late.

The number is 608-723-2157.

Please call it.

Our family is begging.

NOTE: If you know who this person is, please refrain from commenting their entire name. We are not trying to accuse anyone of anything and would like this person to remain publicly unnamed unless they choose to come forward. This post is just our plea for information and help.

Justice for Addison Rose

09/02/2026

08/30/2026

08/28/2026

08/25/2026

08/19/2026

08/19/2026

08/17/2026

08/13/2026

Address

Telephone

Website

Alerts

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Listing takedown request