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Judy Rollins Hoschar now this story came out months later about Jeff went Missing.. Most think what they wanna think !-
Judy Rollins Hoschar UPDATE 12/7/11 @ 7:40 p.m.
MASON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Gone without a trace -- a man believed to be the victim of foul play is now considered the cause of it.
Jeffrey Crawford, his wife Ashley and her cousin Tonda, went missing from Maso...See More -
Judy Rollins HoscharThis story here I feel damaged the case horribly .. our news even ran this ! so why? and for what reason ?? a deaf girl ?? bull crap ! this made our whole town divide ! Hey. If the news airs it. Its true right ?? so lets believe ! and thats...See More
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Judy Rollins HoscharThese are real Life Hurting Families .. Long ago forgotten ... We as a town should be more concerned with helping these families than hindering them. No greater hurt than not knowing Where your child is. No greater hurt than knowing why wa...See MoreYesterday at 1:20am · · 2
Brandy BaileyMan i thought for a while he was being held n tortured maybe owing debts..ive prayed they find him just sad n on indian land wow...poor girls he may of bern forced to watch or participate..noone knows..aww man hate this..i didnt know girl...See MoreYesterday at 11:07am via mobile ·-
Judy Rollins HoscharMissy ?? are you still sitting in your chair or did you fall off ?? see our communication ?? and Brandy .. Your a pretty good detective girl ! I had those thoughts also when we started running these 3. who knows. he may have been. the Pics ...See More
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Brandy BaileyLol ive had to do some under cover work during my custody battle screw hiring anyone i found n had enough prooved all i needed in 30 minutes lol...comes to my kids or family i get pretty close just like my bro he was given a pill n the boy...See More
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Brandy Bailey N croockef cops easily bought off as well as attornies!!
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Brandy Bailey True lol..its sad if u sit back as i did n let it all unfold make ya sick n i could of sued randolph county n its finest but maybe the higher judge n the jury will serve justice on my end...its hard to do detective work but not if ya sit back n read n hear what people say act oblivious to whats goin on maybe i should come up there!! Like that poor kasey anothony that womans a piece of work...16 hours ago via mobile ·
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Brandy Bailey Lol! Jeff n his wife had kid(s(? Where r they now? U look at how our p.o.w. was treated dont get it twisted same could be with jeff they get off on the torture n pain n feed enough to barely keep u alive..the mexican cartels r like this n r big world wide! Catchn them hard they leave no traces i know from well my bro went that path n they will burn a house shoot it up burn ur car kill ur kid no morals men r ruthless!!12 hours ago via mobile ·
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Judy Rollins HoscharOMG ! I never thought of that .. Lord I never thought of anything I guess.. I was afraid to voice my opinion .. not that I was scared. but that .. what If I made matters worse. girl ! before I got saved. I really let er fly on here and didn...See More
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Judy Rollins Hoschar heroin and meth ! tone was bring the heroin to gallia. was what I was told. and as bad as I hate to say this .. all the topix headline people were making and selling the meth . euuu ..that sound horrible !!! reading stories and being told secrets for over a year .. well I may be dumb. but Im not plum dumb.
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Judy Rollins HoscharI also saw where Anthony Black was mentioned in this mess. He did run. but not for the reasons people think. he was on home confinement and getting the crap beat outta him. I couldva went to jail for knowing where anthony was. but I've know...See More
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Judy Rollins Hoschar well I gotta a busy day in the AM. so I soo hope u dont think bad of me .. I just feel sorry for the kids that make the wrong choice I guess. hope to talk to u later ..♥ ya girl. have a good night . ♥
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Judy Rollins Hoschar UPDATE 12/7/11 @ 7:40 p.m. MASON COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Gone without a trace -- a man believed to be the victim of foul play is now considered the cause of it. Jeffrey Crawford, his wife Ashley and her cousin Tonda,
What Happened To Jeff & Ashley (Baird} Crawford; & Tonda (McCarty) Nelson Presented By Bonnie M. Wells
What Happened To
Jeff & Ashley (Baird} Crawford;
& Tonda (McCarty) Nelson
Presented By
Bonnie M. Wells
Mystery Surrounds Disappearances In Mason County
SOUTHSIDE, W.Va. — The mystery surrounding the disappearances of three people in Mason County has caused anguish for families, an official police investigation and a grassroots movement to assist in solving the case.
Mason County Sheriff David Anthony confirms husband and wife William “Jeff” and Ashley (Baird) Crawford, as well as Ashley’s cousin Tonda (McCarty) Nelson, have been missing since around June 17 and remain missing persons. The Mason County Sheriff’s Office continues to follow up on several leads to solve the case with Anthony explaining there are “a lot of rumors floating around about the case but no factual evidence to prove where they are.” Deputy T. Powell is the lead investigator on the case.
Where they are remains the big question. What is known is the Crawford’s mobile home located on Jeffers Ridge in Southside, W.Va. was destroyed by what investigators called a “suspicious” fire in the early hours of June 17. A few days later family members reported the couple missing, Nelson was reported missing shortly afterwards — she was said to have been last seen with Ashley around June 16. Investigators state there’s been no cell phone or bank activity from any of the three individuals since they went missing. The Crawford’s vehicle, which was located by investigators reportedly in Mason County, has been impounded by the sheriff’s office.
Investigators are dealing with various scenarios, including: foul play being involved in the disappearances; the trio hiding out from some danger; or the trio starting a new life based on initial reports from family and friends who say the Crawfords expressed a desire to leave the area and move south, possibly to South Carolina or Alabama.
However, family and friends have obviously become concerned these plans to move were foiled because no one has heard from the Crawfords or Nelson since their disappearances. Jeff’s mother reportedly told the sheriff’s office her son had changed his mind about leaving which has only deepened the mystery as to the trio’s whereabouts.
In addition to the investigation being conducted by the Mason County Sheriff’s Office, family members have also begun a grassroots campaign to assist in finding answers to the whereabouts of their loved ones, using flyers and Facebook.
The family of Nelson, 27, has flyers on Facebook which describe her as a “mother of three, 5’ 6” tall, 135 pounds, blond hair, blue eyes, last seen with Ashley.” The flyer asks those with information to contact Connie and Johnny McCarty, 304-675-1351.
The family of Jeff Crawford, whose 29th birthday was June 29, has been circulating a Facebook post asking that anyone with information on Jeff, Ashley (who is 26 years old) or Tonda can contact them anonymously with their information or tips at PO Box 73, Point Pleasant, WV, 25550.
Of course the Mason County Sheriff’s Office remains the lead, official investigative body in this case and personnel are also asking the public call them with information and/or leads at 304-675-0850.
Found: Human Remains Identified As Two Of Three Missing
GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W.Va. — After two days of careful excavation surrounding the area where human remains were found in Mason Co., W.Va., over the weekend, investigators with the West Virginia State Police Crime Scene Team have confirmed that two bodies were found on site and have been identified as Tonda (McCarty) Nelson and Ashley (Baird) Crawford. According to officials, the two women, along with Crawford’s husband William “Jeff” Crawford, have been missing since June 17, 2011. Mr. Crawford’s whereabouts are still unknown.
“We are now dealing with a homicide investigation,” said Sgt. E.B. Starcher of the Mason County Detachment of the West Virginia State Police.
Investigators have also released that the remote site where the two women were found is owned by a family member of Matthew Woods. Woods, also of Gallipolis Ferry, was arrested Friday on charges of first degree murder in the shooting death of Rene A. Gonzalez. As of press time, investigators say the two cases are not connected.
Starcher reported Sunday that the human remains of at least one person had been found that evening, around 8:30 p.m., just off of Duncan Creek Road in Gallipolis Ferry. From that time, until the early morning arrival of forensic specialists on Tuesday, the West Virginia State Police Crime Scene Team closed the road to traffic and secured the site of the shallow grave that had been discovered by a group of people walking through the woods.
Forensic specialists from the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., arrived on site Tuesday morning to help state police process the scene. They have since completed the work of processing the Duncan Creek scene.
Mystery has shrouded the case since the trio’s disappearance, and known details seem to only lead to more questions. The Crawfords’ mobile home located on Jeffers Ridge in Southside, W.Va. was destroyed by what investigators called a “suspicious” fire in the early hours of June 17. A few days later, family members reported the couple missing, and Nelson was reported missing shortly afterward — she was said to have been last seen with Ashley around June 16. The Crawfords’ vehicle, which was reportedly located in Mason County by investigators, has been impounded by the sheriff’s office.
Investigators had considered various scenarios before Sunday’s grim discovery and Tuesday’s confirmed identification of Crawford and Nelson, including the trio hiding out from some unknown danger or the trio starting a new life, based on initial reports from family and friends who say the Crawfords had expressed a desire to leave the area and move south, possibly to South Carolina or Alabama. It is now known that foul play was certainly involved in the disappearances; what isn’t known is the whereabouts of the third missing individual — William “Jeff” Crawford. Investigators report that no cell phone or bank activity has been detected since the three vanished.
The family of Jeff Crawford, whose 29th birthday was June 29, has been circulating a Facebook post asking that anyone with information on Jeff contact them anonymously with their information or tips at P.O. Box 73, Point Pleasant, W.Va., 25550.
The West Virginia State Police is leading the investigation of the deaths of Nelson and Crawford, as well as the ongoing search for William “Jeff” Crawford. Anyone with information may contact them at (304) 675-0850.
Jeff & Ashley (Baird} Crawford;
& Tonda (McCarty) Nelson
Presented By
Bonnie M. Wells
Mystery Surrounds Disappearances In Mason County
SOUTHSIDE, W.Va. — The mystery surrounding the disappearances of three people in Mason County has caused anguish for families, an official police investigation and a grassroots movement to assist in solving the case.
Mason County Sheriff David Anthony confirms husband and wife William “Jeff” and Ashley (Baird) Crawford, as well as Ashley’s cousin Tonda (McCarty) Nelson, have been missing since around June 17 and remain missing persons. The Mason County Sheriff’s Office continues to follow up on several leads to solve the case with Anthony explaining there are “a lot of rumors floating around about the case but no factual evidence to prove where they are.” Deputy T. Powell is the lead investigator on the case.
Where they are remains the big question. What is known is the Crawford’s mobile home located on Jeffers Ridge in Southside, W.Va. was destroyed by what investigators called a “suspicious” fire in the early hours of June 17. A few days later family members reported the couple missing, Nelson was reported missing shortly afterwards — she was said to have been last seen with Ashley around June 16. Investigators state there’s been no cell phone or bank activity from any of the three individuals since they went missing. The Crawford’s vehicle, which was located by investigators reportedly in Mason County, has been impounded by the sheriff’s office.
Investigators are dealing with various scenarios, including: foul play being involved in the disappearances; the trio hiding out from some danger; or the trio starting a new life based on initial reports from family and friends who say the Crawfords expressed a desire to leave the area and move south, possibly to South Carolina or Alabama.
However, family and friends have obviously become concerned these plans to move were foiled because no one has heard from the Crawfords or Nelson since their disappearances. Jeff’s mother reportedly told the sheriff’s office her son had changed his mind about leaving which has only deepened the mystery as to the trio’s whereabouts.
In addition to the investigation being conducted by the Mason County Sheriff’s Office, family members have also begun a grassroots campaign to assist in finding answers to the whereabouts of their loved ones, using flyers and Facebook.
The family of Nelson, 27, has flyers on Facebook which describe her as a “mother of three, 5’ 6” tall, 135 pounds, blond hair, blue eyes, last seen with Ashley.” The flyer asks those with information to contact Connie and Johnny McCarty, 304-675-1351.
The family of Jeff Crawford, whose 29th birthday was June 29, has been circulating a Facebook post asking that anyone with information on Jeff, Ashley (who is 26 years old) or Tonda can contact them anonymously with their information or tips at PO Box 73, Point Pleasant, WV, 25550.
Of course the Mason County Sheriff’s Office remains the lead, official investigative body in this case and personnel are also asking the public call them with information and/or leads at 304-675-0850.
Found: Human Remains Identified As Two Of Three Missing
GALLIPOLIS FERRY, W.Va. — After two days of careful excavation surrounding the area where human remains were found in Mason Co., W.Va., over the weekend, investigators with the West Virginia State Police Crime Scene Team have confirmed that two bodies were found on site and have been identified as Tonda (McCarty) Nelson and Ashley (Baird) Crawford. According to officials, the two women, along with Crawford’s husband William “Jeff” Crawford, have been missing since June 17, 2011. Mr. Crawford’s whereabouts are still unknown.
“We are now dealing with a homicide investigation,” said Sgt. E.B. Starcher of the Mason County Detachment of the West Virginia State Police.
Investigators have also released that the remote site where the two women were found is owned by a family member of Matthew Woods. Woods, also of Gallipolis Ferry, was arrested Friday on charges of first degree murder in the shooting death of Rene A. Gonzalez. As of press time, investigators say the two cases are not connected.
Starcher reported Sunday that the human remains of at least one person had been found that evening, around 8:30 p.m., just off of Duncan Creek Road in Gallipolis Ferry. From that time, until the early morning arrival of forensic specialists on Tuesday, the West Virginia State Police Crime Scene Team closed the road to traffic and secured the site of the shallow grave that had been discovered by a group of people walking through the woods.
Forensic specialists from the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., arrived on site Tuesday morning to help state police process the scene. They have since completed the work of processing the Duncan Creek scene.
Mystery has shrouded the case since the trio’s disappearance, and known details seem to only lead to more questions. The Crawfords’ mobile home located on Jeffers Ridge in Southside, W.Va. was destroyed by what investigators called a “suspicious” fire in the early hours of June 17. A few days later, family members reported the couple missing, and Nelson was reported missing shortly afterward — she was said to have been last seen with Ashley around June 16. The Crawfords’ vehicle, which was reportedly located in Mason County by investigators, has been impounded by the sheriff’s office.
Investigators had considered various scenarios before Sunday’s grim discovery and Tuesday’s confirmed identification of Crawford and Nelson, including the trio hiding out from some unknown danger or the trio starting a new life, based on initial reports from family and friends who say the Crawfords had expressed a desire to leave the area and move south, possibly to South Carolina or Alabama. It is now known that foul play was certainly involved in the disappearances; what isn’t known is the whereabouts of the third missing individual — William “Jeff” Crawford. Investigators report that no cell phone or bank activity has been detected since the three vanished.
The family of Jeff Crawford, whose 29th birthday was June 29, has been circulating a Facebook post asking that anyone with information on Jeff contact them anonymously with their information or tips at P.O. Box 73, Point Pleasant, W.Va., 25550.
The West Virginia State Police is leading the investigation of the deaths of Nelson and Crawford, as well as the ongoing search for William “Jeff” Crawford. Anyone with information may contact them at (304) 675-0850.
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Now this Is called Topix ! I would think only advertising, local events, and other news that's business news this site would be used for. but not around here! this is how your discussed and talked about ! I soo hate this site. there's been suicides. bullying in schools and Nothing good has ever came from this site. It Needs Closed down ! trash talk !! causing our town to Not pull together. this is alot of the reason no one talks ! Topix is God ! people would rather spend hours reading and adding to these ridiculous stories than to actually discuss the case using their own name !
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