Remains of Missing Woman and Daughter Found in West Virginia After Suspect's Deathbed Confession

The discovery concludes a nearly 24-year-old cold case, following the suspect's confession and subsequent death in custody.

Remains of Susan Carter and her daughter Natasha 'Alex' Carter, missing since 2000, were located in West Virginia after the suspect, Larry Webb, confessed on his deathbed.
Webb, who was in his 80s and suffering from health issues, died shortly before the remains were found.
The confession and discovery were the result of renewed investigative efforts, including DNA evidence and witness statements.
Webb had been a long-time suspect in the case, and his confession detailed the motive and circumstances behind the murders.
The case has brought closure to the family, with the father of the deceased expressing mixed feelings of sadness and relief.