On Valentine's Day, 2000, nine-year-old Asha Jaquilla Degree walked out of her home in the middle of a storm and vanished. She was last seen running into the woods off Highway 18.
Host Anna Marie meticulously examines the case's most crucial piece of evidence: a buried bookbag found 18 months later, 20 miles away. How did a small hair on an undershirt turn a baffling missing person case into a homicide investigation?
Tune in as we trace the forensic path, the DNA breakthrough, and the chilling recent developments—including a potential vehicle of interest and named persons of interest—that point to a possible resolution after 24 years.
5 mins