Anastasia Hill, 14, was discovered missing from her home on March 5, 2010. Skeletal remains were later found November 19, 2010. After DNA testing the remains were positively determined to be that of Anastasia Hill. Investigators determined she was the victim of a homicide.
Anastasia was a ninth-grader at Stockbridge High School, who liked reading and skating. She also was looking forward to getting a job and learning how to drive.
Survived by mother Elisa Hill, grandmother Valencia Hill and two younger siblings, Amari and Brianna.
Anyone with information is asked to call Henry County Police at 770-288-8200.
Anastasia was a ninth-grader at Stockbridge High School, who liked reading and skating. She also was looking forward to getting a job and learning how to drive.
Survived by mother Elisa Hill, grandmother Valencia Hill and two younger siblings, Amari and Brianna.
Anyone with information is asked to call Henry County Police at 770-288-8200.
Anastasia Hill, 14, was discovered missing from her home on March 5, 2010. Skeletal remains were later found November 19, 2010. After DNA testing the remains were positively determined to be that of Anastasia Hill. Investigators determined she was the victim of a homicide.
Anastasia was a ninth-grader at Stockbridge High School, who liked reading and skating. She also was looking forward to getting a job and learning how to drive.
Survived by mother Elisa Hill, grandmother Valencia Hill and two younger siblings, Amari and Brianna.
Anyone with information is asked to call Henry County Police at 770-288-8200.
Anastasia was a ninth-grader at Stockbridge High School, who liked reading and skating. She also was looking forward to getting a job and learning how to drive.
Survived by mother Elisa Hill, grandmother Valencia Hill and two younger siblings, Amari and Brianna.
Anyone with information is asked to call Henry County Police at 770-288-8200.
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