They found the body of a missing person 15 years ago

On October 20, more than 15 years after the disappearance of Deans, a photo of the young woman was published on the wall of "Fighting Crime News & Who's Wanted", accompanied by a short description: she had blue eyes, light brown hair, He measured 1.72 meters and weighed 72 kilos. Surprisingly, the administrator (who remains anonymous for security reasons) received an e-mail informing him of the exact location where Deans' body was, and even details of how he had been wrapped up. "The track has proven to be very accurate and reliable," said Keith Stone, Nash County Sheriff, at a press conference, at the conclusion of the investigation.

With the information provided by the site, the police went to the place: the home of Kimberly Hancock, the former sister-in-law of the missing woman, with whom the young woman shared an apartment . And there, in the back yard of the country, he found Deans' body. "I was in a shallow grave wrapped in rubble. The clue we received matched the description of the envelope and how the body was buried, "Stone explained. After that, the police interrogated Hancock, then charged her with first-degree manslaughter. The reasons for the crime are still not clear. In 2004, when the police had also asked her about the disappearance of her sister-in-law, Hancock had assured that she had discussed and that Deans had called someone to pick her up, leaving two of her children alone, while the other two were with him. his grandmother.

The inmate had killed her father

Kimberly Hancock was arrested as the main suspect for the murder of Deans. The investigators have still not been able to determine the motive for the murder of their former sister-in-law. For the moment, the detainee has a history of significant violence. For example, in 1989, when he was 18, he shot his father in the face while sleeping in an armchair in the house. The following year, at trial, he pleaded guilty, but the six-year sentence was suspended for "extenuating circumstances" because it was proved that his father had mistreated her.