She is never seen again after sending this text.
Per Judy, she nor Brandon weren’t in the room that Cassie left (I’m assuming this is the living room or another communal area). Between 7-7:15 pm, Cassie texted “I’m going to get a smoke” to Hunter. It is possible that she had a short conversation with her mother. Dewitt is approximately 26 miles (32 minutes) from Stuttgart. On Sunday, September 14, 2014, Cassie attended a demolition derby with Hunter in the neighboring town Dewitt. On Saturday, September 13, 2014, Cassie stayed the night with Hunter, a family friend. She was 15 years old when she disappeared.ĭetails surrounding Cassie’s disappearance I highly recommend utilizing the timeline as cited below.Ĭassie Compton lived in Stuttgart, AR, with her mother, Judy Compton Kimsey, and her mother’s fiancé, Brandon Rhodes.
Obligatory first post comment - please let me know if I need to correct anything. I did a search of her case on this sub and couldn’t find a post, so I thought I would create a post for her to bring awareness to her case. Judy has put up a thousand dollar reward for anyone who can give information that would bring her daughter back home.I learned about Cassie Compton’s story from the podcast “Timeline: the disappearance of Cassie Compton”. "If her mood swings were bad, she would sometimes go out for a walk," said Judy. Judy said Cassie was given anti-depressants, but Cassie would flush them down the toilet because she didn't like taking them. "She started experiencing mood swings when she was 13," said Judy. Judy told police Cassie is possibly bipolar. The Stuttgart Police report filed the day after Cassie's disappearance states Cassie had a mental disorder. Then (my oldest daughter) told my mother," said Judy. "My ex-husband was messing with (my oldest daughter), and I didn't know anything about it.
Judy said after she was forced into a plea deal, a probation officer told her she needed to register as a sex offender. She said her ex-husband assaulted her oldest daughter and she was charged with failure to protect her child. Judy said recently her name was removed from a sex offender list in Oklahoma. "I've been through too much in my life that nobody knows about." "A friend gave me this prayer box and I put her picture inside." Judy said as she started to cry. The FBI and State Police joined the investigation several weeks after Cassie went missing.įor the first time, Judy let Channel 7 News inside her home on Friday. He said people will call in claiming they saw Cassie at Wal-Mart or the convenience stores, but still no luck. Duke said he follows up on a couple of leads a day. "There was one time I just turned to him and said 'can I finish," said Judy as she grew frustrated talking about him.ĭetective Lieutenant Mark Duke of the Stuttgart Police Department said Judy and Brandon are still considered suspects. He was the first to pick up her phone when it would ring and he interrupted her conversations with authorities. "I believe she would come back if she knew he was not in the picture," Judy said. Judy sat down with Channel 7 News on three different occasions Friday was the first time she sat down without Brandon Rhodes.
She came back from an outing with a friend in DeWitt, she spoke briefly with her mother Judy and her mom's now ex-fiancé Brandon Rhodes, then walked out the door and vanished.
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