Pure speculation here, but he and his wife own multiple properties in the county and I'm assuming they may rent them out. Unless he owned the car at the time of the disappearance and it comes back from forensics that she was in it. Along with whatever they found in the homes and on the properties to convict him and/or his family.. Ultimately until someone is in cuffs there is no one to blame for her disappearance. I still find it odd that she would have got into a vehicle. But time will tell. As much as I've hoped all these years that she is alive somewhere this could be the answers the family and community needs to have some closure.
@@nancybrouse5070 That's why I said I find it odd. My point which I should have made clear for simpletons is she supposedly ran from another vehicle why would she enter someone elses? And the FBI said "Asha may have been seen getting into a dark green early 1970s Lincoln Continental Mark IV..." No one said she was forced so we can only assume she got in willingly or was persuaded somehow if that is even true.
@@AshleyR they’re now coming out with the actual witness statement that she was “pulled into the car.” Some think that this may have been a tactic used to get the perpetrators to come forward by releasing one statement to the public and keeping a bit of truth to themselves. If they were just “giving them a ride” when in reality they know that the witness actually saw them forcing her into the car. If it was just a harmless ride, it would explain if any dna were found in their car.
What if they got some super crazy information from an incarcerated serial killer who got caught for 1 or 2 murders instead of the 13 he got away with & the person is slowly releasing information to the FBI.
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I hope this leads to some solution for Asha's family. I'm shocked they still own such a similar car though.
🙏 imagine how scared she was when a stranger came up to her
Pure speculation here, but he and his wife own multiple properties in the county and I'm assuming they may rent them out. Unless he owned the car at the time of the disappearance and it comes back from forensics that she was in it. Along with whatever they found in the homes and on the properties to convict him and/or his family..
Ultimately until someone is in cuffs there is no one to blame for her disappearance. I still find it odd that she would have got into a vehicle. But time will tell. As much as I've hoped all these years that she is alive somewhere this could be the answers the family and community needs to have some closure.
Ummmmm, she probably did not get into the vehicle willingly. Wow, some people.
@@nancybrouse5070 That's why I said I find it odd. My point which I should have made clear for simpletons is she supposedly ran from another vehicle why would she enter someone elses?
And the FBI said "Asha may have been seen getting into a dark green early 1970s Lincoln Continental Mark IV..."
No one said she was forced so we can only assume she got in willingly or was persuaded somehow if that is even true.
@@AshleyR they’re now coming out with the actual witness statement that she was “pulled into the car.” Some think that this may have been a tactic used to get the perpetrators to come forward by releasing one statement to the public and keeping a bit of truth to themselves. If they were just “giving them a ride” when in reality they know that the witness actually saw them forcing her into the car. If it was just a harmless ride, it would explain if any dna were found in their car.
Annalee knows what happened
1965ish AMC Rambler, maybe a Dodge Coronet, Plymouth Vallant?
Spot on, AMC Rambler, says American right on the side similar year
Correct 65 AMC RAMBLER AMERICAN
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Any car experts? What year and model is the car they towed out? Ty
So he is still alive
Roy Lee Dedmond Guilty??
No, I believe it to be a family connection who has already passed away.
What if they got some super crazy information from an incarcerated serial killer who got caught for 1 or 2 murders instead of the 13 he got away with & the person is slowly releasing information to the FBI.
That would be nice. I am sure the FBI is going to do a great job and the reporters and citizens need to just step down a nouch
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