Teen girl body found hidden under leaves beside tennis court - Plus: Serial killer stalking women in NC small town?

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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🗓️ 1 February 2018

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Jholie Moussa's family is questioning why police initially handled the missing girl's disappearance as a runaway case, which they say delayed the search. The Alexandria, Va. teen was found dead nearly 2 weeks later. Nancy Grace is joined by victim advocate Marc Klaas, lawyer and child advocate Ashley Willcott, private investigator Vincent Hill, and CrimeOnline.com reporter Leigh Egan to talk about Moussa's case. Reporter Pamela Furr updates Nancy on the investigation into 3women found murdered in a 4-block area of Lumberton, N.C.

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0:46.6	At this point, detectives believe that Jolie left on her own accord and there is nothing to
0:51.6	indicate that she's in any immediate danger. A beautiful young girl just 16 years old Jolie
1:01.4	goes missing. What happened? Her body has been found in an Alexandria Park, a public park in
1:11.3	Virginia, Fairfax County. I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us.
1:18.1	What happened to this beautiful teen girl, Jolie Moosa? Joining me right now is a very special
1:26.3	guest. It is Mark Class Victim's advocate founder of Class Kids, a crime victim himself.
1:33.1	Mark, thank you so much for being with us. Mark, we know that Jolie's body has been found
1:40.5	in an open park, a public park. It's Woodlawn neighborhood park on Manor Drive. Found just
1:50.4	beyond a set of tennis courts. And why I keep saying an open park, this is a public park where
1:57.1	anyone could have seen what happened. Her body covered in leaves and debris according to police.
2:05.8	Mark Class, you've studied the case very carefully. What are your thoughts?
2:10.0	Well, first of all, Nancy, I'm a huge supporter of law enforcement, but I think that they absolutely
2:17.1	and totally dropped the ball on this case. Jolie went missing on the 12th. She was reported missing
2:23.7	to the police early on the 13th and they refused to take a report. They said instead that she was
2:30.0	a runaway because there was no proof of anything else. On the 15th, the mother went on.
2:36.8	Okay, wait, let me just stop you right there, Mark Class, because it's breaking my heart.
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