Jacqueline Standley is the mother of the New York Yankees relief pitcher Joba Chamberlain.
On May 2, 2009, Standley was arrested for allegedly selling 0.6 grams of methamphetamine on February 11, 2009, to an undercover cop in Lincoln, Nebraska. Stanley was charged in Nebraska on a felony charge on suspicion of selling methamphetamine.USA Today: Joba Chamberlain's Mom Facing Drug Charge (May 5, 2009)
The Joba Shrine
Standley's apartment has Chamberlain's pictures and posters on many of the walls along with a bulletin board with a Sports Illustrated article posted on it and a yellow t-shirt inscribed with the words "I LOVE you! Your son! Joba Chamberlain." She has sunflower seeds, a Yankee ball cap, family photos, a rosary, a "First Haircut" certificate, Nebraska game stubs and a water bottle with Chamberlain's water still in it, on alters around the room.
Joba Chamberlain Fast Facts
- Raised by his father, Harlan Chamberlain
- Heritage: Winnebago Indian
- Was sentenced in April 2009, to probation for a DUI charge
- Drafted in 2006, as a relief pitcher for the New York Yankees
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Residence
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Age
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Bail was set at $5,000
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Cats
Butch and Alley
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Has two children with different fathers
Joba Chamberlain and a daughter
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Was 20 years old when she had Chamberlain, she did not marry his father
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Has a pierced eyebrow and brown hair
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Last saw her son in 2006; they do not communicate
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Has Graves' disease
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Began smoking Marijuana and doing Meth when Chamberlain was four or fiveJournalStar.com: Joba's Mother Talks About Her Son (September 16, 2008)
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Allegedly sold one gram of a substance to an undercover policeman, the substance is suspected to be methamphetamineUSA Today: Joba Chamberlain's Mom Facing Drug Charge (May 5, 2009)
