Ep. 14 - Asha Degree

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Sylas Dean and Stew

True Crime

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2022

⏱️ 95 minutes

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On the very early morning of February 14th, 2000- 9 year old Asha Degree awoke from her bed and would pack a small bag and set out on foot leaving her family home in the middle of the night. The reason for her leaving is unknown and counter to the harsh conditions outdoors she would travel more than a mile through thunderstorms and darkness before being spotted on highway 18. When a passerby stopped to help her she ran from the road into the dark of the woods and this would mark the last time Asha Degree was ever seen. Subscribe to CreepTime premium for access to exclusive new episodes and solo mystery deep-dives for highly requested cases from fans. All completely ad-free! https://anchor.fm/creeptime/subscribe

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0:00.0	Aisha degree.
0:02.0	No. I can't even go into this. I, we have to go into this, but I am, this has got me...
0:12.0	I have done insane amounts of research on this case do like
0:18.0	mainly because of the criticism of my previous research like I mentioned but I
0:22.1	really just like got sucked into a deep dive on this case because I've done the story before I've covered it on Tik-Toc I've done a YouTube video on it
0:29.9	But I have never really gone through and like looked at a detailed, just kind of looked at a detailed timeline of how all of this breaks out, but also I've had to disrupt that timeline in my mind based on some of the theories that are coming to light
0:44.8	because there are some of the obvious ones,
0:46.4	but there are some that are less obvious
0:48.7	and more like conspiracy, I would say,
0:51.1	which again, I should preface that everything I will say in terms of theories is just a theory.
0:55.6	None of this is concrete. Not a lot of it is substantiated by evidence that follows through to the very end,
1:02.4	but this is a wild fucking case. evidence that follow through to the very end.
1:02.6	But this is a wild fucking case.
1:05.0	I don't know if it's because like I know that area well to.
1:11.1	I was going to add my first question.
1:12.4	I was like, how well do you know
1:13.7	Shelby North Carolina? Yeah I mean I knew friends that like grew up in
1:17.8	Shelby it's like outside of Charlotte so I knew a ton of people in
1:21.9	college that had like been they had grown up in Shelby or like knew I just
1:27.6	Hearing that it was there. I can
1:31.1	Immediately start to see. You picture it.
1:32.9	You see it.
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