Detective Scott Roberts
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295 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jun 2025
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Deputies was dispatched to the scene. They identified the body as a Black female. At the time, she was unknown. She still had her clothes on and everything, but she had stab wounds to her body.
If there is any good DNA that could have been found on the body at the time, the rain could have washed it away, or it could have washed and mixed up other DNA that may be blown to her from her bleeding and contaminated the scene.
TV shows, a lot of stuff, you know, you run the tire track and then you pop up with 15 tires and the type of car, it don't work the same way in the real world. So, you know, so if we have a vehicle, we could be able to take that cast and determine, hey, these tires are similar to these tracks. So this person is a person of interest.
We just feel like her body was placed there from the way it was positioned. We had tire tracks, car pulls up, open the door. You can see like where somebody had her and her feet were dragging along on the ground.
The first person, I hate to say it, is always going to be either the spouse, boyfriend, girlfriend. Not saying that they're guilty of anything, but that person is the closest person to the deceased.
I've heard this theory. I heard a whole bunch of other theories as well. From what I'm thinking of, the evidence has to be there for us to go out and arrest him.
Other sources have confirmed that she would set guys up all the time and have sex with them out there on that private road as well. And then she would rip them off, pull a knife on them, hold a knife to their throat, take their money and all this.
So I don't want this out. There's a person of interest that I think is the actual person that lived in that area.
The only fear that I have that this person is deceased, being able to prove that he's involved. That's one thing that, you know, I would like to be able to say, okay, this person is determined as a person of interest for me to be able to go out and talk to him, get his side. And, you know, the ultimate goal is to get him to commit that he, you know, actually is involved with it.
So if I'm able to call it close with the person of interest that's deceased, at least we'll know and have peace of mind that I can give to the family saying, hey, he's the one that did it. That way they can know and move on with their lives, hopefully build a relationship with the ex-husband.
And that way it's not in the back of their mind, always thinking, well, he did it, you know, and I can tell him, no, you know, maybe y'all can get past it now and help y'all build y'all relationship. So that's at least what I want, you know.
That tells me either she or the male that you heard in the first call was afraid that the cops were going to show up because 911 was called. So she was forced to make a second call saying, hey, everything's okay. It was an accidental call, yada, yada.
If you're not the person that killed her, which I think you are, I'll just be straight up with you. And I told you there's different levels of homicide. With all this evidence and people, and the 911 call, and you making her call 911 back, this to me looks premeditated.
I know that you typed that on her phone. I know you hit the Facebook icon on her phone and you were able to type that to make it look like Moose was a mom.
Was it premeditated or not? That's the main thing. I don't know. If it's not premeditated, I can tell the DA that it's not premeditated. He didn't plan on going over there to kill her. That's a big difference in this case. Yeah. And she deserves justice. I know you don't want to look at her photo. That's fine. Maybe you're trying to forget about her.
The manner of death was homicide. The cause of death was homicide by unknown means. And they provided a several-page report on why homicide by unknown means can be a justifiable crime. ruling of homicide.
And so I presented that to the district attorney's office, and they were pretty excited at first, and then later decided, no, we have to work with the state medical examiner's office in all of our cases. We're going to stick by their ruling, and we're not going to file.
I can point the finger. Did Northern Police Department fall down on this case a little bit? Yeah, we should have sent a patrol officer on that first 911 call. There should have been somebody there within a few minutes. But we did what we could to rectify that problem. Should the medical examiner's office have better supervision over their pathologist? Absolutely.
They have done nothing to reconcile their mistake. Should the district attorney file a case against Robert Ross for the death of Awashige? Absolutely. Because it's the right thing to do. Leave it up to a jury to decide whether he's guilty or not guilty. But it's the right thing to do. It needs to be done.
I get a phone call from an administrator from Appaloosa City Court at the time. Administrator told me, called me, said, hey, D.T., you need to come over to the city court here. Got a lady here that's talking about Sandra.
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