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Disappearance of Asha Degree
On February 14, 2000, Asha Jaquilla Degree, a nine‑year‑old girl from Shelby, North Carolina, United States, disappeared after leaving her family's home during the early morning hours. For reasons that remain unknown, she packed a bookbag and walked along North Carolina Highway 18 in heavy rain and wind. Several motorists reported seeing her; when one driver attempted to approach her about 1.3 miles (2.1 km) from…
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- Looking for Asha
- FBI Kidnapping/Missing Person Poster: Asha Jaquilla Degree
- Inside the FBI Podcast: Searching for Asha Degree
- The Search Continues for Asha Degree
- 25 years after Asha Degree's disappearance impacted the Shelby community, family prays for answers
- FBI, SBI join search at new locations in Asha Degree case
- Search warrants executed by FBI, Cleveland County deputies were related to Asha Degree case
- FBI agent who worked on Asha Degree case 24 years ago sees hope in new evidence
- 'Never stop searching': New Asha Degree billboards show $100K reward for information in disappearance
- Asha Degree's 35th birthday: Where case of missing Shelby girl stands decades later
- UPDATE: Asha Degree
- Asha Degree /// Part 1 /// 826 - True Crime Garage
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