Police believe the note was written by Hedgepeth's killer.“These are the things we think are most helpful to our case right now,” Blue said during the conference.Blue also said his department has asked the Durham County district attorney to unseal all records associated with Hedgepeth’s case.The records were sealed for almost 18 months when The Daily Tar Heel, Capital Broadcasting Company, Inc., and the News and Observer Publishing Company "There's stuff in my room that wasn't here before," she said during the call. "We just need to connect this really good case with the killer. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. "The Daily Tar Heel welcomes thoughtful discussion on all of our stories, but please keep comments civil and on-topic. Two years after a student was found dead in her off-campus apartment, an autopsy Faith Danielle Hedgepeth died from blunt force trauma to the head, according to a statement from Chapel Hill Police Thursday. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the Hedgepeth family as they grieve and cope with these reminders of such a painful loss," she said in the email.The campus on is marking the second anniversary of her death with a moment of silence at noon on Monday outside the Frank Porter Graham Student Union.Copyright 2018 by Capitol Broadcasting Company. We have a really good case," Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue said.

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The 15-page report found Faith Danielle Hedgepeth, 19, suffered extensive skull fractures and cuts to her face and head, and she was also badly beaten on her arms and legs. Police are asking anyone with additional information about Hedgepeth’s last night or her killer to contact Chapel Hill Police on a 24/7 hotline at 919-614-6363.There is almost $40,000 in reward money available for anyone who comes forward with information about Hedgepeth’s killer.During the press conference, police also released copies of a note found at the scene, which had the words “I'M NOT STUPID,” “BITCH” and “JEALOUS” written on a fast food bag. To support independent student journalism at this difficult time, make a tax-deductible donation that will help the DTH Start the Presses. There was blood splattered on the wall and closet door.Police said they have surveillance footage from The Thrill. "Police had said very little about the case until Thursday, when they released Hedgepeth was last seen alive around 4 a.m. on Sept. 7, 2012, police have said, when her roommate left their apartment at Hawthorne at the View on Old Durham Road in Chapel Hill.According to the autopsy report, the roommate returned approximately seven hours later and found Hedgepeth "covered by a blanket on top of her slightly askew mattress with large amounts of blood.

Police believe the note was written by Hedgepeth's killer.“These are the things we think are most helpful to our case right now,” Blue said during the conference.Blue also said his department has asked the Durham County district attorney to unseal all records associated with Hedgepeth’s case.The records were sealed for almost 18 months when The Daily Tar Heel, Capital Broadcasting Company, Inc., and the News and Observer Publishing Company "There's stuff in my room that wasn't here before," she said during the call. "We just need to connect this really good case with the killer. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. "The Daily Tar Heel welcomes thoughtful discussion on all of our stories, but please keep comments civil and on-topic. Two years after a student was found dead in her off-campus apartment, an autopsy Faith Danielle Hedgepeth died from blunt force trauma to the head, according to a statement from Chapel Hill Police Thursday. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the Hedgepeth family as they grieve and cope with these reminders of such a painful loss," she said in the email.The campus on is marking the second anniversary of her death with a moment of silence at noon on Monday outside the Frank Porter Graham Student Union.Copyright 2018 by Capitol Broadcasting Company. We have a really good case," Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue said.

If you previously used a social network to login to WRAL.com, click the “Forgot your password” link to reset your password.

The 15-page report found Faith Danielle Hedgepeth, 19, suffered extensive skull fractures and cuts to her face and head, and she was also badly beaten on her arms and legs. Police are asking anyone with additional information about Hedgepeth’s last night or her killer to contact Chapel Hill Police on a 24/7 hotline at 919-614-6363.There is almost $40,000 in reward money available for anyone who comes forward with information about Hedgepeth’s killer.During the press conference, police also released copies of a note found at the scene, which had the words “I'M NOT STUPID,” “BITCH” and “JEALOUS” written on a fast food bag. To support independent student journalism at this difficult time, make a tax-deductible donation that will help the DTH Start the Presses. There was blood splattered on the wall and closet door.Police said they have surveillance footage from The Thrill. "Police had said very little about the case until Thursday, when they released Hedgepeth was last seen alive around 4 a.m. on Sept. 7, 2012, police have said, when her roommate left their apartment at Hawthorne at the View on Old Durham Road in Chapel Hill.According to the autopsy report, the roommate returned approximately seven hours later and found Hedgepeth "covered by a blanket on top of her slightly askew mattress with large amounts of blood.

Police believe the note was written by Hedgepeth's killer.“These are the things we think are most helpful to our case right now,” Blue said during the conference.Blue also said his department has asked the Durham County district attorney to unseal all records associated with Hedgepeth’s case.The records were sealed for almost 18 months when The Daily Tar Heel, Capital Broadcasting Company, Inc., and the News and Observer Publishing Company "There's stuff in my room that wasn't here before," she said during the call. "We just need to connect this really good case with the killer. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. "The Daily Tar Heel welcomes thoughtful discussion on all of our stories, but please keep comments civil and on-topic. Two years after a student was found dead in her off-campus apartment, an autopsy Faith Danielle Hedgepeth died from blunt force trauma to the head, according to a statement from Chapel Hill Police Thursday. "Our thoughts and prayers are with the Hedgepeth family as they grieve and cope with these reminders of such a painful loss," she said in the email.The campus on is marking the second anniversary of her death with a moment of silence at noon on Monday outside the Frank Porter Graham Student Union.Copyright 2018 by Capitol Broadcasting Company. We have a really good case," Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue said.

If you previously used a social network to login to WRAL.com, click the “Forgot your password” link to reset your password.

The 15-page report found Faith Danielle Hedgepeth, 19, suffered extensive skull fractures and cuts to her face and head, and she was also badly beaten on her arms and legs. Police are asking anyone with additional information about Hedgepeth’s last night or her killer to contact Chapel Hill Police on a 24/7 hotline at 919-614-6363.There is almost $40,000 in reward money available for anyone who comes forward with information about Hedgepeth’s killer.During the press conference, police also released copies of a note found at the scene, which had the words “I'M NOT STUPID,” “BITCH” and “JEALOUS” written on a fast food bag. To support independent student journalism at this difficult time, make a tax-deductible donation that will help the DTH Start the Presses. There was blood splattered on the wall and closet door.Police said they have surveillance footage from The Thrill. "Police had said very little about the case until Thursday, when they released Hedgepeth was last seen alive around 4 a.m. on Sept. 7, 2012, police have said, when her roommate left their apartment at Hawthorne at the View on Old Durham Road in Chapel Hill.According to the autopsy report, the roommate returned approximately seven hours later and found Hedgepeth "covered by a blanket on top of her slightly askew mattress with large amounts of blood.

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