| On April 30, 2004, there was to be a memorial dedication for Carrie Culberson. The memorial was cancelled while her mother was in route to the event, because the Clinton County Police Dept. and FBI officials were digging up a concrete floor on Fayetteville-Blanchester Road. The dig came about from an anomyous tip that was called in that the remains of Carrie Culberson could be found underneath the barn's concrete floor. . The search would last for two weeks and it would bring forth some clues, but not the remains of Clarissa Ann Culberson (a.k.a., Carrie Culberson) Below you will see all the news articles pertaining this last search for Carrie. This was a very emotional time for her family. Although this search ended with out Carrie, they still continue to see answers for why one of Carrie's t-shirts, along with a garbage bag would be found 15 feet below the concrete floor. With the search ending, one question still remains. "Where Is Carrie Culberson???" |
| Debbie Culberson who has been seen all days at the excavation site watching closely with binoculars the progress in the search for her daughter Carrie Culberson. Search for Culberson Stopped Due to Weather Dig for woman's body enters 4th day |
| Debbie Culberson & Carrie's younger sister Christina waiting in the rain as police excavate the concrete floor 4-30-04 |
| The pole barn on Fayetteville-Blanchester Road that was dug up for two weeks in the search for Culberson's remains. |
| Supporters stop by to show concern for the Culberson family 5-4-04 |
| Police officer on guard at the Fayetteville-Blanchester Rd. site along with his partner Ferro. May 11, 2004 |
| Debbie Culberson as she waits for answers |
| Photos on this page courtesy of Channel 12 News & WCPO News in Cininnati OH |