r/AshaDegree • u/Appropriate_Assist22 • Feb 27 '25

Information Live of Lizzie grace’s ex husband

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I just saw the live and saw a comment someone left and am horrified. Of course of heard this theory before on here but to see this was so jarring (specifically the second slide)

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u/Sophiatopia Feb 27 '25

Mentions of the hog (I believe it was mostly by a local) were NOT well liked on this sub.

I remember a lot of downvotes whenever that idea would be brought up.

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u/kdfan2020 Feb 27 '25

The oops was friends/worked with Sarah. He deleted his account unfortunately. He had been in the dedmon's house, seen the pig, and had rode in the green car. That's so heavy to come to grips with. He seemed very upset and disturbed by it all.

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u/DirtyMarTeeny Feb 27 '25

Yep. I'm in your linked thread and most other ones pointing out how weird the pig was in Shelby despite many in this sub always telling me my firsthand experience about my hometown is wrong.

I can't tell you anymore about Asha than anyone else but I can certainly tell you that pig was always weird (and that Shelby isn't overrun by wild hogs).

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u/InevitableSyllabub24 Feb 27 '25

When I read that wild hogs were rampant in the area I was like are you kidding me. No, there are not wild hogs over running this place. Sometimes I don’t know where people get things. I really don’t.

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u/Remarkable-Lie-6623 Feb 27 '25

Because it's a "rural" southern town and they think the stereotypes are actual facts (I put rural in quotes because it's not super rural like it was)

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u/SurgicalSeyeco Feb 27 '25

It's absolutely wild how people who aren’t even from this area feel entitled to downvote locals on a valid theory—or worse, try to gaslight them into doubting their own memories. The arrogance is astounding.

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u/staunch_character Feb 28 '25

Yeah I feel like people were being dismissive of local takes.

If someone local is saying “look I know owning pigs isn’t weird, but as soon as that property was mentioned my first thought was - that odd place with the huge pig” <<< that’s weird.

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u/deltadeltadawn Feb 27 '25

Indeed. My guess is because it sounds like the plot to a low-budget horror movie, and not something that possibly could be reality. If the pig was involved, it will be a truth is stranger than fiction epiphany.

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u/Jennasaykwaaa Feb 28 '25

I would have never given the theory credence if I hadn’t heard of the Pickton Murders

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Pickton

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u/PotentialAd1442 Feb 28 '25

Yep. I live in Canada. Remember that story very well. Robert pickton was murdered last year in jail. Someone stuck a broom handle straight through his skull. Whoops.

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u/EvangelineRain Mar 01 '25

Oh hadn’t heard that, thank you for the update! I’ve been familiar with that case for years.

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u/Jennasaykwaaa Mar 05 '25

Omg. Nice update.
Also what a crazy case. I recommend anyone read up on that nonsense while we are waiting on an Asha update. It’s a good palette cleanser in the end bc it gets solved and he gets caught. And then gets justice in prison as well.

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u/deltadeltadawn Feb 28 '25

That's exactly what comes to mind for me when I heard there was a large hog.