Hello everybody, welcome back to Crime Weekly.

I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And I'm Derek Lovacer.

So today we're continuing on with the ASHA degree case.

This is part two.

We're going to go for the rest of the evidence, the rest of the information, the rest of the

timeline.

And then in part three we're going to go over theories, which there are quite a bit of

plus some of our own personal theories and our own thoughts about this case.

So I do want to dive in.

There is still so much to go over and I'm excited to get Derek's perspective about what

else happened in this case and what else was found.

When we last left off, they were still searching for a nine year old ASHA degree in February

20th, 2000.

That was the sixth day of the search.

And although those who were still looking for ASHA, they obviously went and they gave

it their all.

They turned up empty handed and the ground search was called off at the end of the day,

indefinitely.

The spokesman for the Sheriff's Department, his name's Bob Roadcap, he announced that

the department had received more than 200 calls and a special department had been set up

to conduct follow-up interviews and pursue every tip.

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