“We cannot connect anything or any single person to these cases,” McCaskill said. Other than the fact that all three girls are the same age, investigators have no evidence that the cases are connected, police said. She had been hit on the head and stabbed repeatedly. Her body was found the next morning in front of a Chula Vista industrial complex. In yet another case involving a 9-year-old, Laura Arroyo disappeared June 19 after answering the doorbell at her San Ysidro home. Jimmie McCaskill said he received information after Rasheeyda’s picture aired on “America’s Most Wanted” last week that she “could possibly be south of the border.” Rasheeyda Wilson disappeared July 15 a block from her home on F Street downtown and has not been found. Hours before the girl’s body was discovered, police gave an acquaintance of Amanda’s father a polygraph test but nothing new was uncovered.Īmanda’s disappearance is one of two, both involving 9-year-olds, being investigated by San Diego police. They interviewed known sex offenders who live in the North Park neighborhood or near McKinley school. Police have consistently said they have no leads or witnesses in Amanda’s case, and, until her body was found Monday, they said they had no evidence to suggest foul play after questioning neighbors, friends and relatives. He said the body was probably thrown onto the spot where it was found, about 20 feet below the rim of a small canyon on 32nd Street between Redwood and Thorn streets.ĭetectives were scheduled to canvass the North Park neighborhood for the last time Monday afternoon before the case is classified as inactive. Paul Ybarrondo, head of the San Diego Police Department’s homicide unit, would not confirm that the body was naked or wrapped in a blanket. “And you can pretty much guess from there what happened.” The body was “naked and wrapped in a blanket,” Mari Garrett said. Garrett’s wife, Mari, said the couple assumed the odor was sewage or dead animals until it grew so strong that “it was filling up my house.” Pete Garrett, who lives in the 3100 block of 32nd Street, said he found the body in a clump of eucalyptus about 11:30 a.m., when he investigated an odor that he and his wife first noticed Wednesday. “She used to talk to me like an adult,” Shammas said.
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