They spent the night at her friend and what happened when 16 years later still a mystery

Their daughter Ashley Freeman disappeared that night with her friend Lauria Bible. Today, more than sixteen years after the horrific events are the American girls are still not quite right. Their disappearance remains a mystery. Yet Lauria of the mother does not give up the courage. "I still hope that someone has the courage to tell what exactly happened," said Lorena Bible.

Ashley had invited her best friend for her sixteenth birthday. Lauria Bible (16) stayed overnight at her. A night later, we write December 30, 1999, something happened strange. The caravan of Ashley's parents suddenly went up in flames and the two teenage girls disappeared. The case made immediately after the fact for a lot of speculation: it was the work of a murderer or serial killer, perhaps? Or was it a drug affair? These are questions that the police still continue to harass. Further adding to the mystery was the discovery of the car Lauria. The vehicle was found near the house with the keys in the ignition.Her wallet with $ 200 was found in the trailer where the girls had slept. The bodies of Ashley's parents were found in the remains. An autopsy revealed that parents with a bullet in the head were completed for the caravan went up in flames. It is also notable that the body of Ashley's father was not found immediately by the police. It was the father of Lauria, Danny, which the mortal remains of the man found a day later when he went to take a look at the spot where his daughter was gone.

Frightened Souls
For Lorena Bible, mother of Lauria was clear from the outset. The people were too scared to talk about what had happened that night. "And they are still today," she said in a response to The Miama News Record. The caravan was on a piece of land in Welch, Oklahoma in the countryside. The community there consists of 600 souls. "They're real small communities. There is not much necessary so that no one dares speak out of fear." Also because the father of Ashley was not beyond reproach. Danny Freeman would have had a link with Charles Christian Krider. He was sentenced in 2004 to fourteen years in prison for the murder of Judith Schrum. The woman was strangled by him and dumped in a stream. Krider would have been a colleague of Danny and after an anonymous tip, the police went looking for the girls on his former property in Kansas. The police had been told that the bodies of the teenagers were in a well. Police found nothing there and could just add the name of Krider to the long list of suspects.

Fruitless search
Also on that list Jeremy Jones. The man who is waiting for the execution of his death claimed he had killed the girls. He would also not have been unknown to the father of Ashley. Jones went with the police to a mine shaft in Kansas but the friends were there also not found. And then there's the death of Danny's son, Shane Freeman. Danny was planning to file a complaint against the police of Craig County after his son was shot dead by police when he stole a truck.There was a moment in the direction of the agents noted as possible perpetrators of the fire. But the judge allowed the police in the case of the stolen truck and No criticism was the use of the service weapon legitimate. The officers involved were also subjected to a test with a lie detector and it was found that they had nothing to do with the disappearance of the girls. And then there are the rumors of drugs activities of father Freeman. He would have been a cannabis dealer and it was also thought to be a settlement in the drug environment.

Keep hoping
Whatever the case of the mother of Lauria still hoping that someone, after all these years, finally finds the courage to talk. "Perhaps there were some anxious and perhaps there are now deceased and all those involved can finally be freely discussed. I hope that someone is the right person dares and tells what really happened that night." According to her were the tips that could possibly lead to the retrieval of the girls had not checked carefully enough. She therefore hopes on new information and a better research for sixteen years after the disappearance of Lauria she is still looking for her daughter and the truth. She has created a Facebook page to keep the issue in the spotlight. "What I could do after all this time? I decided to set up a Facebook page in the hope that the media take up the matter again." She claims to be willing to withdraw after each tip. Who with the right information comes up, gets a reward of 50,000 US dollars. She herself still lives in the house where her daughter slept for the last time she went to her friend. A few years ago she decided to organize a party for the thirtieth anniversary of Lauria. Seventy people showed up. "Some of her classmates are still great friends today. They are now married and have a career and children," muses Bible. "I often wonder what Lauria is doing and what career she has. Would she have children? Would she be married?"

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