: In 1983, she collaborated with members of The Clash and The Blockheads to record the single "House of the Ju-Ju Queen," released under the name Janie Jones & The Lash.

: During sentencing, Judge Alan King-Hamilton famously described her as one of the most evil women he had ever encountered.

: Following her release in 1977, Joe Strummer, who was reportedly smitten with her, wrote the song "Janie Jones" in her honor.

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: In 1983, she collaborated with members of The Clash and The Blockheads to record the single "House of the Ju-Ju Queen," released under the name Janie Jones & The Lash.

: During sentencing, Judge Alan King-Hamilton famously described her as one of the most evil women he had ever encountered. janie jones

: Following her release in 1977, Joe Strummer, who was reportedly smitten with her, wrote the song "Janie Jones" in her honor. : In 1983, she collaborated with members of