Suddenly, a surge in the search for Riley Crossman was seen, following an episode of Investigation Discovery. For the unversed, Riley Crossman was a teen girl who was found dead in the 5500 block of Tuscarora Pike in 2019. It has been four years since Riley Crossman was found dead but her death news still blows shock waves within the community. After watching the latest episode of Investigation Discovery “Murder In The Heartland” titled “Something Happened to Her”, people started taking over the internet to know who Riley Crossman’s parents are. To unfold the details of Riley Crossman’s family, you need to go through the article till the end. Keep reading this article for more details. Swipe down the page.
Who Are Riley Crossman’s Parents?
Riley Crossman was a student at Berkeley Springs High School. She was 15 years old when she lost her tragically. According to the reports, Riley Crossman passed away in May 2019. The school girl was first reported missing and later was found dead. A massive search was started to locate the girl but the authorities discovered the corpse in the 5500 block of Tuscarora Pike. As a result, Riley Crossman’s parents endured the unbearable pain of her demise. Continue reading this article for more information.
Riley Crossman was the daughter of Chantel Oakley and Lance Crossman. To note, Riley’s parents were living separately when she went missing. They had divorced each other. Therefore, Riley was primarily residing with her mother and her mother’s boyfriend Andy McCauley. One day, the 15-year-old girl went missing mysteriously leading a massive search. In a shocking turn of events, Riley Crossman’s dead body was found decomposed in the 5500 block of Tuscarora Pike. Who killed her? Despite their divorce, Lance and Chantel united in the love of their daughter. Meanwhile, her parents remained steadfast in pursuing justice for their daughter.
An investigation was started. Eventually, Riley Crossman’s mother’s boyfriend Andy McCauley was found guilty of her murder. Chantel’s boyfriend was charged with the first-degree murder. Nevertheless, the Morgan County Court did not show mercy in the sentence. As a result, Andy McCauley was handed down two life sentences with no possibility of parole, in 2021. The Morgan County Court also found Andy guilty of the concealment of a body and death of a child by custodian. Stay tuned to this website for more details and further updates.