DETAILS ON THIS IN JUST A LITTLE. Kara, today I received an update from the Davie County Sheriff’s Office after the bodies of a missing man and woman were found near the Iredell County line on Friday . INVESTIGATORS SAY IT WAS A MURDER-SUICIDE. ON THURSDAY, AN ASHANTI ALERT WAS ISSUED FOR CYNTHIA GOBLE. Evidence led them to believe she was in danger. She was last seen with her ex-husband, Gregory. THEIR BODIES WERE FOUND IN A WOODED AREA NEAR THE IREDELL COUNTY LINE YESTERDAY MORNING. That’s less than ten miles from where authorities found his car. They say they believe Greg killed CYNTHIA before turning the gun on himself. INVESTIGATORS ASK ANY PERSON FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR ACTIVITIES. ON M
Missing North Carolina couple in Ashanti Alert Center found dead from gunshot wounds, Davie County deputies say
North Carolina couple who were found dead following Ashanti alert died of gunshot wounds, Davie County Sheriff’s Office says, evidence indicates ‘Greg Gobble shot Cynthia Gobble , then committed suicide. Police said the weapon was located at the scene. Headlines: Missing North Carolina couple in central Ashanti Alert found dead in woods. Roads are reopening after a crash on West Market Street between United Street and West Gate Drive, according to Greensboro police. Crews responded to the fire on North Hampton Drive, according to Winston-Salem Fire. Get the latest exciting news stories by clicking here The Davie County Sheriff’s Office first issued an Ashanti Alert on Thursday for both. The Gobbles were found dead shortly after 11 a.m. Friday in a wooded area just inside Iredell County near Sheffield Road. Officers said the Ford truck mentioned in the alert was also located at the scene. On Thursday, around 10 p.m., the Davie County Sheriff’s Office said they were sent to a welfare check on Cynthia Gobble after her family members were unable to contact her. The two were last seen in the area of Country Lane, Campbell Road and Highway 601 in Mocksville, according to the Davie County Sheriff’s Office. It was reported that a separation and divorce case was pending between Cynthia and her husband Greg Gobble. Officers were able to confirm Cynthia was not at Country Lane in Mocksville, but they found evidence indicating she may not have left alone. Deputies and family members said they checked other locations where either of the Gobbles might be and tried to locate them. Officers were also unable to locate Greg Gobble’s white Ford truck after determining he was driving the truck earlier in the day. It was at this point that they were both reported missing and the Ashanti Alert was issued for them and the vehicle. The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office received a call Friday that two bodies were located just over the county line off Sheffield Road. Iredell County notified the Davie County Sheriff’s Office and both agencies determined the bodies were those of Cynthia and Greg Gobble. Davie County Sheriff’s units said they continued to process the scene on Country Lane and the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office was assisted in processing the scene. where Gobble’s remains were located Watch: NOWCASTNAVIGATE streaming news bulletins: Home | Weather | Watch TV NOWCAST | Local News | National | News we love | Top Stories: Keep up to date with the latest news and weather by downloading the WXII app here.
The North Carolina couple who were found dead following an Ashanti Alert issued died from gunshot wounds, according to the Davie County Sheriff’s Office.
Investigators said evidence indicated that “Greg Gobble shot Cynthia Gobble and then killed himself.” Police said the weapon was located at the scene.
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The Davie County Sheriff’s Office first issued an Ashanti Alert Thursday for both. The Gobbles were found dead shortly after 11 a.m. Friday in a wooded area just inside Iredell County near Sheffield Road.
Deputies said the Ford truck mentioned in the alert was also located at the scene.
On Thursday, around 10 p.m., the Davie County Sheriff’s Office said they were dispatched for a welfare check on Cynthia Gobble after her family members had been unable to contact her. The two were last seen in the area of Country Lane, Campbell Road and Highway 601 in Mocksville, according to the Davie County Sheriff’s Office.
It was reported that a separation and divorce case was pending between Cynthia and her husband Greg Gobble. Officers were able to confirm Cynthia was not at Country Lane in Mocksville, but they found evidence indicating she may not have left alone.
Deputies and family members said they checked other locations where either of the Gobbles might be and tried to locate them. Officers were also unable to locate Greg Gobble’s white Ford truck after determining he was driving the truck earlier in the day. It was at this point that they were both reported missing and the Ashanti Alert was issued for them and the vehicle.
The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office received a call Friday that two bodies were located just over the county line off Sheffield Road. Iredell County notified the Davie County Sheriff’s Office and both agencies determined the bodies were those of Cynthia and Greg Gobble.
Davie County Sheriff’s units said they continued to process the scene on Country Lane and the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office assisted in processing the scene where Gobble’s remains were located.
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