On February 22-22-year-old Asia Brown and her two-year-old son Ashton were reported missing to the

Greensboro Police Department.

The following day, they had been discovered in the trunk of Asia's car, which had been set on fire in a secluded area owned by the city.

Due to the extent of the damage to Asia and Ashton's bodies, a cause of death could not be determined. However, investigators

are positive they were murdered. It's been just over nine years since Asia and

Ashton Brown were killed and investigators are still searching for the person responsible. I'm going to be here. Hey everyone.

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Okay, so for today's case, Asia and Ashton Brown,

as you will see, we do have some evidence of Asia's whereabouts right before she kind of dropped off the radar.

There are some questions about Ashton and whether or not he was there with her, but we will

get into that.

But overall this case is just like any other case where we cover very

tragic and it's clearly affected her family from what I understand they've done

no media interviews regarding this case, probably because it's too hard for them to talk about.

And as far as the investigation itself, it seems like the police department for the most part has dotted their eyes and crossed their teas

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