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Carroll County Double Homicide Drug Related
 By: Sally Kaucher Authorities believe a double homicide in Carroll County last summer was drug-related. It has now been six months since the bodies of a man and a woman were discovered in a trailer in Oak Grove. Carroll County Sheriff Robert Grudek says the murders are still a topic of conversation in the Oak Grove and Blue Eye communities, but the ongoing investigation has turned up no suspects… The bodies of 25-year-old Jason Lee Johnson and 19-year-old Rebecca Sisk were found July 31 in a trailer off Highway 21 in Oak Grove. Both victims had been shot. A report from the medical examiner in August ruled out a murder-suicide. =====(2nd version)===== Carroll County Sheriff Robert Grudek says from all indications, a double-homicide last summer in the Oak Grove community was drug-related. Grudek says the investigation is still open, but there are no suspects. The sheriff says the murders are still a topic of conversation in the Oak Grove and Blue Eye communities… It has been six months since the bodies of 25-year-old Jason Lee Johnson and 19-year-old Rebecca Sisk were found in a trailer off Highway 21. Both victims had been shot. A report from the medical examiner in August of last year ruled out a murder-suicide.
no suspects really? - 02/01/2012 9:30:54 PM
The people involved talk about it openly! Come on and do something. They tell details that you don't hear on the news. Why not question the girl in the red dodge!! She was there she knows. The Sheriff's dept. has been notified and does nothing! The girl in the red truck also took their dog! I can't believe nothing has been done with the 3 people that did this!
lisa - 02/02/2012 2:41:28 PM
if the coment below is correct, i challenge the carroll county sheriffs dept and the highway patrol to check into these people, even if it were drug related the people of the two that were murdered deserve some justice!!
thank you lisa - 02/03/2012 10:13:40 PM
It is true! I know hard to imagine they would ignore this. I have given Carroll County the names and addresses of the people involved and they do nothing. I have even told them stuff that has never been in the news and they email back they will look into it. But I know for a fact the girl in the red truck has never been questioned. Please help push this!!
are they even trying to solve it. - 03/11/2012 10:40:22 PM
who is the girl in the red truck?i was told there dogs where shot. why dont u post her name and get it out there,because with everyones little bits and pieces of info.,this can be solved. what about their so called friend who found the body and never turned it in,nor did the cops question him. Come on ppl talk they deserve closure.
ash - 03/11/2012 10:49:05 PM
If your statements are correct ,name the girl with the red truck. This has gone on for to long people start talking, if they expiermented with drugs ,they where young they didnt deserve to not be on this planet,now they must rest in heaven. Plus how could someone be so cold haerted to kill them but yet take the dog ??
brandon - 03/12/2012 8:30:13 AM
It is really sickening that Carrol County is doing nothing. They were more concerned with trying to bust a "drug ring" than solve a double-murder. There are obvious suspects that haven't even been questioned, from what I hear. (like his friend that found the body)duh! Everyone knows Carrol County isn't going to do squat. Makes me wonder how these people even sleep at night knowing Jason and Rebecca have families that deserve some closure. |
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