New Richmond

He's 6'2 and 220 pounds.

William Deferon has a criminal history of assault and was last known to live in New Richmond, Ohio.

Listeners, if anyone has information on where police can find Rave, Miles, or William Deferon, please call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040 or submit a tip online at crime-stoppers.us.

All right, 513-352-3040, night or day.

Plenty of places have their own Hookman Road.

On Pond Run Road, outside of New Richmond, Ohio, the local version says that a doctor's disturbed son lived in the woods along the road where couples like to park, and he became the Hookman.

In Morris County, New Jersey, there's an older feeling story about the hooker man.

A railroad worker who supposedly lost his arm on the tracks and now walks them at night with a lantern looking for it.

She was an honor roll student and had been active in a great deal of school committees.

Once she had graduated from New Richmond High School in 1986, Amy gave birth to her daughter, Sally Ann.

She then started taking nursing classes at Northern Kentucky University while raising her four-month-old daughter as a single parent.

Amy was at the school on scholarship.

But despite the reward money, her killer still remained unknown.

The local community were shocked and appalled by the young woman's death.

Amy Diesman was buried in New Richmond's Laurel Cemetery.

Amy's high school track coach, Kelly McConnell, started up an award in the murdered woman's name.

Now, I will please ask Corey and Cribbage Mike, who are both on hold, and I know, Corey, you've been on hold, but we do have a development here.

State Representative Adam Byrd, who is on his way to Columbus representing from New Richmond, Ohio's 63rd District, he's going up to vote on the gas tax relief we've been looking for.

Tom Zawistowski talked about this yesterday in the program.

Representative Byrd, thank you so much for calling into the program this morning.

Outstanding.

I'm glad to hear that.

But I really would love you to press him on the question of, wait a second, if this isn't enough of an emergency to tap into the rainy day fund, what is? What will justify tapping into that, what I understand is $3 billion? Representative Byrd proudly representing New Richmond in Ohio's 63rd.

Keep up the great work.

Today, it remains one of the less developed counties in the Cincinnati metro area, a mix of small towns, farmland, and unincorporated townships.

Monroe Township sits in the eastern half of the county, nearer the Ohio River than to Batavia itself in the New Richmond area.

It's a rural township, mostly agricultural land and low-density housing, with a population in the low thousands.

Monroe Elementary serves the area's children, and the New Richmond Youth Sports Association runs the local baseball and softball leagues out of a set of fields behind the school, drawing families from across the township on weekend mornings.

It was here, on a residential stretch called Laurel Lindale Road, that a woman driving past on the afternoon of June 15th, 2023, saw a teenage girl running towards her, screaming.

The woman slowed her car and then stopped.

The couple had begun making plans to homeschool the boys.

By every outward measure, the Dormans were unremarkable in the best possible sense.