ANSON COUNTY, N.C. — New police information acquired through Channel Nine on Monday say that the boyfriend of a missing woman from North Carolina was at one point thought to be a person of interest within the case.
Channel 9′s Genevieve Curtis obtained a copy of the incident report from Anson County that was filed when investigators discovered Allisha Watts’ automobile outside of a Department of Motor Vehicles.
Watts was last seen in Charlotte on July 16, and investigators haven’t launched many information about the place she can have been.
The report was filed on July 20, and it says troopers found Watts’ boyfriend passed out inside. The report does determine her boyfriend by title, and it says he has a historical past of domestic violence. It additionally says he is considered a person of interest.
The record additionally stated that a lady got here into the Anson County Sheriff’s Office seeking to get issues out of the Mercedes.
That record was filed before any public reporting of her disappearance.
Officers also say they won an anonymous tip from a psychic on Tuesday that Watts’ body was behind Airport Road in Wadesboro.
Detectives have now not discovered anything at that location.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is main the investigation into Watts’ disappearance. The department hasn’t stated whether or not her boyfriend is a person of interest, so we have no longer been naming him. It’s not clear if he’s currently a person of interest.
Channel Nine is achieving out to CMPD to verify what’s within the report.
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