Remembering Chanty Shiverdecker: A Call for Justice and Community Support
Remembering Chanty Shiverdecker: A Call for Justice and Community Support
In the quiet town of Alexander City, Alabama, the tragic story of Chanty Shiverdecker remains a haunting reminder of the unresolved mysteries that still linger in our communities. Chanty, a vibrant 15-year-old, disappeared on December 9, 1994, after basketball practice at Radney Elementary School. Her body was discovered months later, but her case remains unsolved to this day.
CChanty Shiverdecker was a sophomore at Benjamin Russell High School, known for her adventurous spirit and kind heart. On that fateful December evening, she stayed behind after practice, waiting for a ride that never came. Her friends and family never saw her alive again. On February 24, 1995, her decomposed body was found at an abandoned lumberyard near Highway 9 in Coosa County, approximately ten miles from where she was last seen.
Despite extensive efforts by the Coosa County Sheriff’s Office, Alexander City Police Department, and the Alabama Bureau of Investigation, Chanty’s case remains open. Forensic examiners were unable to determine a specific cause of death, but it was ruled a homicide1. Over the years, various leads have been pursued, but none have led to a resolution. The community and Chanty’s family continue to seek answers and justice.
Chanty’s story is not just a tale of tragedy but also a call to action. Her family and local authorities believe that someone out there holds the key to solving this case. Community involvement is crucial in bringing closure to Chanty’s loved ones. If you have any information, no matter how small, please contact the Coosa County Sheriff’s Office at 256-377-2211 or email office@coosaso.com.
As we remember Chanty Shiverdecker, let us also remember the importance of community and the power we hold in seeking justice for those who can no longer speak for themselves. By coming together and sharing information, we can help bring peace to Chanty’s family and ensure that her memory lives on.
Call to Action: If you are moved by Chanty’s story, consider sharing this post to raise awareness. Together, we can make a difference and help solve this decades-old mystery.
CChanty Shiverdecker was a sophomore at Benjamin Russell High School, known for her adventurous spirit and kind heart. On that fateful December evening, she stayed behind after practice, waiting for a ride that never came. Her friends and family never saw her alive again. On February 24, 1995, her decomposed body was found at an abandoned lumberyard near Highway 9 in Coosa County, approximately ten miles from where she was last seen.
Call to Action: If you are moved by Chanty’s story, consider sharing this post to raise awareness. Together, we can make a difference and help solve this decades-old mystery.
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