A decade ago, Allison Foy, an energetic mother of two young girls, went missing from the Wilmington area. Nearly two years later, her skeletal remains were found in a wooded area off Carolina Beach Road near the remains of another missing woman. Both women had been brutally murdered.
This Saturday, Foys family will remember her life by bringing the community together, near and far, for A Day of Inspired Kindness.
While Iaonne is a suspect in the case, Odham said he has not been charged. As detectives approach the 10-year mark on the case, Odham said some new developments in the case have taken place in the past 18 months.
A review of the case is being conducted by prosecutors to evaluate if there is enough evidence in the case to meet the threshold of probable cause to make an arrest, and get this case in court, Odham said.
Valentino said she and the rest of her family are looking forward to their day in court.
We need our day in court. I cant wait for the day I can look at the person who did this in the eye and tell him how he changed the course of our families life, Valentino said. Thats what Ill keep fighting for. She deserves that.
Even though its 10 years later I still have a feeling that someone saw something or knows something that they have not shared they may know something that could help them go to trial, Valentino said.
http://www.twcnews.com/nc/coastal/news/2016/07/31/police-seek-leads-to-decade-old-cold-case.htmlWILMINGTON, N.C. -- It's been a decade since a Wilmington mother went missing and still no one has been arrested.
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Foy's sister, Lisa Valentino, created a Facebook event in her memory. She's asking everyone take a moment to do one good deed for someone else on the anniversary of her sister's disappearance.
Jackson-Foys sister said she has done everything she can and will never stop fighting for justice.
This weekend Im back here to just call attention once again to her case. She is an unsolved homicide 11 years later and really this trip is about justice and just what we need and want from law enforcement and the district attorney, Valentino said.
"I came to Wilmington this weekend because I feel like this is my last shot," Valentino said. "I feel like no more work is going to be done on this case short of a confession or another miracle happening."
For the past four months, Valentino has been writing letters to District Attorney Ben David, Wilmington police, and Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo wondering why a man who she was told was a suspect -- Timothy Iannone, a former Port City cab driver who police say was in the bar Jackson-Foy disappeared from -- has not been charged.
"He has been the only suspect according to police for nine years," Valentino said.
On Friday, we spoke to David about Iannone and if this case is a stalemate.
"If I thought we had enough right now to move forward with this case, we would, but right now we don't," David said.
[video=youtube;cduYXqVYePQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cduYXqVYePQ[/video]Published on Jul 31, 2017
The 11th anniversary of Allison Jackson-Foy's disappearance brought her sister back to Wilmington this weekend.
I've seen this guy at Wal-Mart before not long after he was interviewed with his wife about these cases. He is pretty creepy. I also never understood how his wife was so calm and nonchalant about her husband's crimes against prostitutes. She stood by him which is strange to me.A POI is named in ANR's case.
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NC - NC - Angela Nobles Rothen, 42, Wilmington, 10 June 2008
Properties searched in case of missing Wilmington women :: WRAL.com
July 17, 2008 rbbm.
''The properties in the Monkey Junction area that were searched belong to Timothy Craig Iannone, 47. He was sentenced in November 2007 to 36 months' probation after pleading guilty to committing crimes against nature with a prostitute.
''Jackson-Foy disappeared July 30, 2006, after last being seen at Junction Billiards Sports Bar at 5216 Carolina Beach Road. Rothen went missing on June 10, 2007, under similar circumstances.
At first, police refused to connect the disappearances, but after two sets of female remains were found in the same area, investigators said they are confident one person killed both women.''
Iannone has not been charged or named a suspect in the disappearance of either woman.
I'm glad he is going to trial! I'm seen this man at our local Wal-Mart before. I feel bad for his wife who stood by him in News interviews.District Attorney asks judge to allow additional evidence at rape trial that would link suspect to two murders
Two unsolved murders could soon become part of a trial of a man accused of raping and kidnapping a victim in 1996, and it’s not the first time his name has come up in those cases. Timothy Craig Iannone is currently awaiting trial for the rape and kidnapping of an alleged victim more than two...www.wect.com
Two unsolved murders could soon become part of a trial of a man accused of raping and kidnapping a victim in 1996, and it’s not the first time his name has come up in those cases. Timothy Craig Iannone is currently awaiting trial for the rape and kidnapping of an alleged victim more than two decades ago.
Now, New Hanover County District Attorney Ben David wants a judge to allow witnesses and evidence at trial that would tie Iannone to the murders of Allison Jackson-Foy and Angela Rothen, as well as other alleged assaults that took place more than a decade ago.