Hell and Gone Murder Line: Asha Degree

Hell and Gone33mApril 23, 2026

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This episode of Hell and Gone investigates the 2000 disappearance of nine-year-old Aisha Degree from Shelby, North Carolina, on Valentine's Day during a violent storm. Aisha was last seen walking alone on Highway 18, and despite a massive search and multiple sightings, her body has never been found. The case took a dramatic turn in 2024 when law enforcement issued search warrants targeting the Dedman family—Roy, Connie, and their three daughters—after DNA from Anna Lee Dedman and Vietnam veteran Russell Underhill was found on Aisha’s undershirt and in her backpack. A 2025 search uncovered a wrecked green AMC Rambler, believed to match a vehicle of interest from 2016, and a human tooth was found on Roy Dedman’s property. A witness claimed Anna Lee confessed to killing Aisha while intoxicated, though the statement is unverified. Despite these developments, no charges have been filed, and the family maintains innocence. The investigation remains active, with a $100,000 reward still offered for information leading to a conviction. The episode underscores the emotional toll on Aisha’s family and the challenges of cold case investigations, where circumstantial evidence and DNA transfer complicate the search for truth.

Key Takeaways
1

Aisha Degree disappeared on February 14, 2000, during a storm, last seen walking alone on Highway 18 near Shelby, NC.

2

DNA from Anna Lee Dedman and Russell Underhill was found on Aisha’s undershirt and in her backpack, but not from Aisha herself.

3

The Dedman family, particularly Roy and Connie, are under investigation for potential involvement, including obstruction of justice.

4

A green AMC Rambler—linked to the Dedmans—was seized and matches a vehicle of interest from 2016.

5

A witness claimed Anna Lee Dedman confessed to killing Aisha while intoxicated, but the statement is unverified.

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Chapters
0:00
1 min

Introduction and Podcast Teasers

The episode begins with promotional segments for several iHeartRadio podcasts, including 2%, Look Back at It, Learn the Hard Way, OK Storytime, and Love Trap, before transitioning into the main case.

0:45
1 min

The Night Aisha Disappeared

Katherine Townsend recounts the events of February 14, 2000, when Aisha Degree was last seen walking alone on Highway 18 during a storm. Her parents discovered she was missing the next morning, and her clothing and belongings were found scattered nearby.

2:00
3 min

Family Background and Routine

The episode details Aisha’s loving family, her routine at school and home, her involvement in sports, and the normalcy of her final weekend before vanishing.

5:00
5 min

The Search and First Evidence

Police began searching for Aisha after her disappearance, finding her backpack and personal items in a shed near Turner's Upholstery. A photograph of an unidentified girl was also discovered inside.

10:00
5 min

The 2001 Discovery and New Questions

Aisha’s backpack was found buried 26 miles from Shelby in August 2001. It contained her belongings and a photo of an unknown girl, raising questions about its significance and whether the backpack was deliberately hidden.

High-Impact Quotes
I killed Aisha Degree.
Witness (anonymous)34:46
Viral: 90.0
Due to the ages of Roy Dedman and Connie Dedman's three daughters in the year 2000, investigators believe adult assistance from Roy Dedman and Connie Dedman would have been necessary in the execution and/or concealment of the crime.
Katherine Townsend33:18
Viral: 85.0
Are the ones who took her.
Aisha's mother42:57
Viral: 80.0
Speakers

Host

Katherine Townsend
Topics Discussed
Cold Case Investigation95%Missing Child Case90%DNA Evidence and Transfer90%Family Involvement in Crime85%Vehicle of Interest80%False Confessions and Witness Reliability75%Unidentified Victim75%Public Speculation and Media Pressure70%
People & Brands

Aisha Degree

person

120xNeutral

Katherine Townsend

person

85xPositive

Anna Lee Dedman

person

50xNegative

Roy Dedman

person

45xNegative

Connie Dedman

person

40xNegative

Cleveland County Sheriff's Office

organization

40xNeutral

Sarah Dedman

person

35xNegative

Lizzie Dedman

person

30xNegative

Russell Underhill

person

25xNeutral

AMC Rambler

other

20xNeutral

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