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Heaven LaShae Ross


Heaven Ross House,Horrors A House Of Horrors

Just before Christmas 2006, cops received a call that a body had been found in an abandoned house in Holt County, Ala. When cops arrived upon the scene, it appeared to be the body of 11-year-old Heaven LaShae Ross, who went missing from her trailer park community three years earlier.
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Sex:
Female
Race:
White
Age at Disappearance:
11
Current Age:
21
Height:
4'6''
Weight:
100 lbs.
Hair (Color, Description, Facial Hair):
  • Red
Eyes:
  • Brown
Last Seen:
  • Northport , AL
  • Heaven was last seen walking to the school bus stop in her Northport, Alabama neighborhood.
Last updated September 4, 2007

Heaven LaShae Ross

Recovered; Dec 19, 2006

Heaven LaShae Ross's Body Found


On Monday, December 19, 2006, police investigators in Tuscaloosa, Ala. discovered the remains of an 11-year-old girl who had been missing for three years. Heaven LaShae Ross's body was found in an abandoned house in Holt, Ala. Around 5 p.m., authorities received an anonymous tip -- that there were skeletal remains in the abandoned house. Investigators from different task forces are working together to collect any evidence at the scene. Police said that they found the girl's backpack close to her body.



Heaven LaShae Ross


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Heaven has been missing since August 19, 2003.
Heaven was last seen wearing a BRATZ t-shirt similar to the one pictured here.

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