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She had been to rehab and then spent time in a North Carolina prison.īy the end of May, before Megan’s death, Twister had quit showing up for appointments. She said that Twister was trying to get clean from her drug use. He talked to a close friend of Twister’s. Russ Bowen from CBS 17 in North Carolina has done incredible work following all of these cases. Within months of Christina, Rhonda and Megan's deaths, two other women disappeared from the Lumberton area.Ĥ1-year-old Cynthia “Twister” Jacobs had been in and out of foster care most of her life. Again the cause of death was ruled undetermined.Ībby Patterson and Cynthia “Twister” Jacobs Other Missing Women: In the report the medical examiner mentioned an 'instrument' was used but didn't clarify what kind. Her body was on top of her shirt.Īt autopsy, drugs were present in Megan's system as well-cocaine, nicotine, caffeine, and morphine. Unlike the other two, a piece of her clothing was still present at the scene. She, like Christina and Rhonda, was naked. Underneath, Megan Oxendine’s body had been disposed of, partially concealed by the branches and shingles. Behind a house on East Eight Street were fallen branches and house shingles around a cedar tree. Megan's mother called the police, but Megan didn't want to talk. The people cut part of her hair and beat her up. According to her mother, she was jumped by at least five people. Megan expressed disbelief in the news package, saying, 'I don’t understand how people could do somebody’s child, mother, niece like that.” Megan Oxendine The Death of Megan Oxendine: After the discovery of Rhonda and Christina's remains, Megan Oxendine talked to the local media. It was unclear if these injuries happened before or after her death. Rhonda had cuts on her face and a broken nose.

But unlike Christina, they were signs of trauma. Rhonda's toxicology report also had drugs present: cocaine, an antihistamine, cough medicine, an ingredient of Prozac, and nicotine. Because of the decomposition, she couldn't rule out suffocation. But the medical examiner could not determine if drugs were the cause of Christina's death. Her toxicology report noted drugs present: cocaine, a nerve medication, and nicotine. Autopsies were performed.Ĭhristina's autopsy showed no signs of trauma.

Both bodies were in mild to severe decomposition when they were discovered. The first thing they saw was a human foot.ģ6-year-old Rhonda Jones' body had been deposited in the trash can. They opened the lid to the trash receptacle. These neighbors also encountered a smell coming from a trash can. Inside a television cabinet, they discovered the body of 32-year-old Kristin 'Christina' Bennett.Christina was nude and wrapped in a blanket.ĥ00 feet away neighbors were outside wondering what the police were doing. When authorities arrived at the abandoned home they began to search. Megan Oxendine, Kristin “Christina” Bennett and Rhonda Jonesĭiscovery of Christina and Rhonda's remains: On April 18th, Lumberton Police Department received a call directing them to a foul odor on Peachtree Street. Paul and Billy look into whether the same offender could be responsible. Each cause of death was ruled undetermined. One was inside a television cabinet, another in a trash can, and the last one was under a tree. Kristin 'Christina' Bennett, Rhonda Jones and Megan Oxendine all struggled with drug addiction. In 2017 three women were found dead within a three block radius in Lumberton, NC.

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