Follet, Grandchamp, Jackson Face Charges

Orlando Blue Follet, Taurean Jade Grandchamp and Kaylee Jade Jackson are each scheduled for revocation hearings in U.S. District Court in Great Falls on Tuesday, March 31.

On Feb. 24, a report of offender under supervision was filed regarding Follet. It was reported that Follet consumed alcohol on two occasions. Since that time, the defendant has enrolled in increased urinalysis testing at Compliance Monitoring Systems, re-engaged in group sex offender therapy and was referred to Many Rivers Whole Health for mental health and case management support.

After that, Follet is accused on providing a positive urinalysis on March 18. He has admitted he consumed alcohol the evening of March 15 through the morning of March 16 to the point of blackout.

Follet was sentenced on Jan. 10, 2018, for abusive sexual contact involving young children and offenses committed within Indian Country. The crimes happened from January 2008 to Sept. 3, 2011, in Wolf Point. Follet was sentenced to 96 months with the Bureau of Prisons to be followed by 60 months supervised release.

Charging court documents state that during a search of Grandchamp’s residence on March 10, multiple items of drug paraphernalia were located in the defendant’s bedroom including a scale, a glass jar with white residue that tested presumptive positive for meth and multiple empty canisters labeled as having contained marijuana products.

Grandchamp was originally sentenced on Nov. 28, 2018, for selling, distributing or dispensing a controlled substance. The offense involved the defendant’s unlawful possession with intent to distribute large quantities of meth in Roosevelt County between September 2017 and May 2018. The original sentence was 41 months with the Bureau of Prisons to be followed by 48 months supervised release.

During March of 2024, a petition for summons for offender under supervision was filed against Grandchamp. The petition alleged that the defendant committed a new crime, tampered with urinalysis testing, failed to allow the supervising officer to conduct home visits and used meth. The defendant’s supervised release was revoked on April 24, 2024. The defendant’s motion for early termination was denied on Jan. 29, 2026, after reports of using meth and failure to report for substance abuse testing.

Jackson is accused of providing a urine sample that tested positive for alcohol on Feb. 6, 2026. She failed to report for substance abuse testing on Feb. 26, and March 9, of this year.

She was originally sentenced on June 14, 2023, for the charges of kidnapping and offenses committed within Indian Country. The offense involved Jackson and five adult co-defendants kidnapping and violently assaulting a juvenile female was under the age of 16. The offense happened in Wolf Point.

Jackson was sentenced to 45 months with the Bureau of Prisons to be followed by 60 months of supervised release. She began the current term of supervised release on Jan. 16.