[New Case] Wild Jasmine

	www.crimescene.com \| June 2019

	Hello, Officer Visitor When self-described hiker Mark Ethridge walked into that clearing in the woods, a body wrapped in a clear plastic tarp wasn't what he was looking for. He could see it was a young woman with pink hair, and he could tell she was dead, so he called 911. Was this woman killed in the woods or was her body just dumped there? And who wanted her dead? Examine the evidence, and share your thoughts in the comments and the forum. Tip: Want to catch up on what's happened so far? Check out the Wild Jasmine recap. Coming up … do the people in the victim's life know who might be responsible for her death? Want to see all the latest case documents as soon as they become available? Subscribe now.

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Brenda Ledbetter interview

The detectives talked to the victim's mother after she'd identified her daughter's body.

Brenda was raised to be a good wife and mother and devoted herself to it.

The detectives asked Mark to describe how he happened to find the body.

Mark has never been one to let the rules get in his way.

After high school, Jasmine was working to make her own place in the world.

Emergency Services received a 911 call reporting the discovery of a body in the woods.

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Kevin Ledbetter bio Kevin struggled to maintain a close relationship with his only daughter.	Kevin Ledbetter interview The detectives spoke with Jasmine's father about her relationship with him and others.
Megan McDowell interview The detectives asked Jasmine's best friend about Jasmine's relationships and anyone she was having trouble with.	Megan McDowell bio Megan and Jasmine were lifelong best friends though they drifted apart briefly during high school.
Christopher Wooten interview The detectives talked to Jasmine's boyfriend about their relationship.	Christopher Wooten bio A native Oxonian, Christopher has always loved all varieties of the performing arts.

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