US Politics | Chilling new details about mom Debbie Collier’s ’cause of death after body burned with lighter she bought hours before’
A NEW twist in the Debbie Collier case comes as her son has called for the sheriff handling the investigation into her death to resign after claiming the cop "snickered" at him during a phone call. Jeffrey Bearden claimed that Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell dismissed his concerns regarding his mother's investigation. 
FacebookDebbie Collier's son called for Sheriff Joey Terrell to resign after claiming that the sheriff allegedly ...snickered' at him during a phone call '/ ' 
Joy Purcell/Now HabershamCollier's son, Jeffrey Bearden, called Terrell to get an update on the investigation '/ ' "I want him to resign, absolutely," Bearden told The Daily Beast. "I would not be the man I am today without my mother and I can't let another victim's family go through what I went through on the phone with him." Collier's son spoke to investigators last week, sharing his concerns about possible leaks from the sheriff's department to the press but also to get some updates on the case. According to authorities, the last time Collier, 59, was seen alive was while she was shopping at a Family Dollar store on September 10. Read more on the case 
SON'S PLEA Debbie Collier's family slam sleuths 'hunting' them in harrowing statement 
CRYPTIC CASE Huge twist in Debbie Collier case as cops share shocking update The wife and mother was spotted purchasing a tarp and a refillable torch lighter shortly before her daughter, Amanda Bearden, said she received a Venmo payment of nearly $2,400. The payment had a cryptic message: "They are not going to let me go love you there is a key to the house in the blue flower pot by the door." A day later, Collier's burnt body was found an hour away from her Athens, Georgia home with the items she had bought near the crime scene. The investigation into her death has drawn headlines around the country but authorities have kept quiet about the case. Most read in The US Sun SICKLY VLAD Sickly Putin's hands seen 'turning black' as tyrant 'has Parkinson's' & cancer WOAH, DADDY! Teen Mom fans go wild after spotting Tyler's bulge again in skintight bodysuit TODAY'S MISHAP Today host Al suffers live TV blunder & said producer was waiting for fumble MAD AT MACI Teen Mom fans 'sick & tired' of Maci Bookout's 'unfair' treatment of her kids QUICK CHANGE People say I go from 5 to 10 when I take off my work clothes WOAH, WHOOPI! GMA fans shocked after The View's Whoopi Goldberg joins morning show They did say, however, that they do not believe Collier's death was the result of a kidnapping or suicide. Still, several outlets have now reported that investigators are questioning if the woman's death was a homicide. According to Now Habersham, these sources have revealed details of Collier's death, however, the state medical examiner hasn't released a final autopsy report. Because of these reports, Bearden said he reached out to the sheriff's department and asked that he be kept updated on any important information in the investigation. "I explained my concerns for my family and my own physical safety about being doxxed online due to the extensive media coverage of my mother's case," he said. However, Bearden claims that Terrell told him that he didn't know of any leaks before explaining that the press had the "right to free speech." While Bearden continued to explain his frustrations, he said the sheriff "proceeded to snicker." "I had to ask him to stop. I told him that I felt like it was disrespectful to laugh at my circumstance," said Bearden. "And when I began to push further about the leaks, he said: 'I am trying not to hang up on you.'" Bearden, who has been asking for privacy from the public as the investigation continues, ultimately hung up on Terrell and filed a complaint the next day. "Unfortunately, the elected Sheriff's attitude, lack of understanding, and misbehavior does not give me faith or confidence in their ability to handle her 'deliberate and personal' death," he wrote in an email to the chief deputy. "Please let me know if you need any additional information regarding my request for a formal complaint to be filed. I want to ensure this is done in a timely manner." A spokesperson for the Habersham County Sheriff's Office told The Daily Beast that the department is "certainly sympathetic to the emotional tension that the extended period of time taken to investigate such a complex and unique case causes a family seeking answers. "We can assure you that Sheriff Terrell, as well as all involved members of the sheriff's office, have nothing but respect and understanding towards the family and that any misunderstandings regarding discussions related to this case are nothing more than just that \- a misunderstanding," the spokesperson added. "However, at the same time, it is incumbent on us to exhaust every theory of what happened and to derive at a finding that is based on facts and evidence rather than speculation and rumor. "As stated, several times in the past, the scene involved in this case resulted in more questions than answers. As soon as all requested information has been received, analyzed, and evaluated, the sheriff's office will provide a complete statement regarding the findings of this investigation." Bearden said he was surprised to learn that the department called the phone call a "misunderstanding." "What is your definition of respect at this point?" he asked. Read More on The US Sun 
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FacebookCollier was last seen buying a tarp and a refillable torch lighter the day before her death '/ ' 
The Mega AgencyHer burnt corpse was found on September 11 '/ '
FacebookDebbie Collier's son called for Sheriff Joey Terrell to resign after claiming that the sheriff allegedly ...snickered' at him during a phone call '/ ' Joy Purcell/Now HabershamCollier's son, Jeffrey Bearden, called Terrell to get an update on the investigation '/ ' "I want him to resign, absolutely," Bearden told The Daily Beast. "I would not be the man I am today without my mother and I can't let another victim's family go through what I went through on the phone with him." Collier's son spoke to investigators last week, sharing his concerns about possible leaks from the sheriff's department to the press but also to get some updates on the case. According to authorities, the last time Collier, 59, was seen alive was while she was shopping at a Family Dollar store on September 10. Read more on the case SON'S PLEA Debbie Collier's family slam sleuths 'hunting' them in harrowing statement CRYPTIC CASE Huge twist in Debbie Collier case as cops share shocking update The wife and mother was spotted purchasing a tarp and a refillable torch lighter shortly before her daughter, Amanda Bearden, said she received a Venmo payment of nearly $2,400. The payment had a cryptic message: "They are not going to let me go love you there is a key to the house in the blue flower pot by the door." A day later, Collier's burnt body was found an hour away from her Athens, Georgia home with the items she had bought near the crime scene. The investigation into her death has drawn headlines around the country but authorities have kept quiet about the case. Most read in The US Sun SICKLY VLAD Sickly Putin's hands seen 'turning black' as tyrant 'has Parkinson's' & cancer WOAH, DADDY! Teen Mom fans go wild after spotting Tyler's bulge again in skintight bodysuit TODAY'S MISHAP Today host Al suffers live TV blunder & said producer was waiting for fumble MAD AT MACI Teen Mom fans 'sick & tired' of Maci Bookout's 'unfair' treatment of her kids QUICK CHANGE People say I go from 5 to 10 when I take off my work clothes WOAH, WHOOPI! GMA fans shocked after The View's Whoopi Goldberg joins morning show They did say, however, that they do not believe Collier's death was the result of a kidnapping or suicide. Still, several outlets have now reported that investigators are questioning if the woman's death was a homicide. According to Now Habersham, these sources have revealed details of Collier's death, however, the state medical examiner hasn't released a final autopsy report. Because of these reports, Bearden said he reached out to the sheriff's department and asked that he be kept updated on any important information in the investigation. "I explained my concerns for my family and my own physical safety about being doxxed online due to the extensive media coverage of my mother's case," he said. However, Bearden claims that Terrell told him that he didn't know of any leaks before explaining that the press had the "right to free speech." While Bearden continued to explain his frustrations, he said the sheriff "proceeded to snicker." "I had to ask him to stop. I told him that I felt like it was disrespectful to laugh at my circumstance," said Bearden. "And when I began to push further about the leaks, he said: 'I am trying not to hang up on you.'" Bearden, who has been asking for privacy from the public as the investigation continues, ultimately hung up on Terrell and filed a complaint the next day. "Unfortunately, the elected Sheriff's attitude, lack of understanding, and misbehavior does not give me faith or confidence in their ability to handle her 'deliberate and personal' death," he wrote in an email to the chief deputy. "Please let me know if you need any additional information regarding my request for a formal complaint to be filed. I want to ensure this is done in a timely manner." A spokesperson for the Habersham County Sheriff's Office told The Daily Beast that the department is "certainly sympathetic to the emotional tension that the extended period of time taken to investigate such a complex and unique case causes a family seeking answers. "We can assure you that Sheriff Terrell, as well as all involved members of the sheriff's office, have nothing but respect and understanding towards the family and that any misunderstandings regarding discussions related to this case are nothing more than just that \- a misunderstanding," the spokesperson added. "However, at the same time, it is incumbent on us to exhaust every theory of what happened and to derive at a finding that is based on facts and evidence rather than speculation and rumor. "As stated, several times in the past, the scene involved in this case resulted in more questions than answers. As soon as all requested information has been received, analyzed, and evaluated, the sheriff's office will provide a complete statement regarding the findings of this investigation." Bearden said he was surprised to learn that the department called the phone call a "misunderstanding." "What is your definition of respect at this point?" he asked. Read More on The US Sun KNIFE HORROR Handyman who stabbed estranged lover 55 times & hid body in bag pleads guilty GONE TOO SOON Kylie Jenner reacts to 'heartbreaking' loss of friend in new post "At this point, my mother has passed. What we want to know now is what happened to her so we can move forward. So we can get justice." The U.S. Sun has reached out to the Habersham County Sheriff's Office for comment. FacebookCollier was last seen buying a tarp and a refillable torch lighter the day before her death '/ ' The Mega AgencyHer burnt corpse was found on September 11 '/ '
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