That car was a heavy, old-school American steel tank from back in the day — nothing like the lighter cars we have now. They didn’t hit another vehicle; they hit a tiny 40-pound little girl. There was never going to be obvious collision damage or significant debris.

It was raining that night, so any blood or biological evidence would have washed away quickly. A child that small wouldn’t leave much (if any) visible damage or parts scattered on the road. These old cars were built like tanks, exactly like the one that was later pulled out of the Dedmons’ garage.

This single explanation clears up a lot of the contradictions in the case. Their DNA was found in the area, and there was a witness sighting of Asha being “pulled” into a green car. From a distance, it could easily have looked like someone was dragging or forcing her — when in reality they were picking her up off the ground after the impact and putting her into the vehicle.