news Breakthrough in Asha Degree missing child case; warrants reveal suspect

[GraceRandolph]

Investigators in North Carolina have released new details in a cold case from nearly 25 years ago involving the disappearance and possible murder of a 9-year-old girl.

Asha Degree disappeared from her Shelby, North Carolina, home on Feb. 14, 2000. Authorities conducted multiple searches but could not find her. In the years that passed, investigators found a few of Asha's belongings but nothing that could point them to her whereabouts.
Last week, local and state investigators executed eight search warrants at locations connected to Asha's disappearance. Details from those warrants reveal that those locations are linked to Roy and Connie Dedmon, two people local outlets claim are named as suspects in police documents.

 

Full: https://atlantablackstar.com/2024/09/17/what-happened-to-asha-degree/

 

[hallucinate]

i'm interested in true crime and this case has always been the one that stuck with me, it's crazy to think that there are major updates happening after 24 years

 

for the past week, all i could think about was what happened to asha  

[Katygato]

I really hope this leads to a resolution. This case is chilling and sad and Asha and her family deserve justice, especially after so many years of suffering.

[Big Bad Wolf]

Now if we could get a resolution for Maura Murray & Brianna Maitland….

[Park Jinyoung]

I just learned about her case the other day. Hope this leads to finally solving this.

[ZeroSuitBritney]

Her poor family. Imagine having no answers after 25 years. I'm sure they have been waiting for any sort of breakthrough like this every single day.