Emergency Services received a 911 call reporting the discovery of a body in the woods.
After high school, Jasmine was working to make her own place in the world.
The detectives asked Mark to describe how he happened to find the body.
Brenda was raised to be a good wife and mother and devoted herself to it.
The detectives talked to the victim's mother after she'd identified her daughter's body.
CSU submitted this preliminary inventory of evidence collected from the Ledbetter crime scene.
Jasmine was scheduled to interview for a job with Scott the evening before her body was found.
A native Oxonian, Christopher has always loved all varieties of the performing arts.
The detectives talked to Jasmine's boyfriend about their relationship.
Megan and Jasmine were lifelong best friends though they drifted apart briefly during high school.
The detectives asked Jasmine's best friend about Jasmine's relationships and anyone she was having trouble with.
Kevin struggled to maintain a close relationship with his only daughter.
The detectives spoke with Jasmine's father about her relationship with him and others.
Decades after graduation, Shannon finally married her high school crush.
The detectives talked to Jasmine's stepmother about the family's relationships.
YCSD investigators spoke to Jasmine's neighbors about what they witnessed the day she was last seen.
YCSD investigators spoke to Jasmine's co-workers to find out about her workplace relationships.
A native of Oxford, Ashley now attends the University of Mississippi.
The detectives spoke to Christopher Wooten's ex-girlfriend to learn about his behavior in that relationship.
The detectives followed up with one of Jasmine's co-workers on information that came up in the canvass.
The detectives spoke to Jasmine's boss to follow up on some new information.
Investigators obtained the call records for Jasmine's cell phone in the days before her death.
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