Remains of missing mom-of-three, 24, who told her family 'something was going to happen to her' have been found in woods

  • The remains of 24-year-old Ashley Jones have been discovered, her mother Cyndi Jones has claimed
  • Ashley Jones went missing last month and has three daughters
  • The Floyd County Police Department said that she informed relatives 'something was going to happen to her'
  • Police have said human remains were found Friday in the woods
  • Authorities have not yet said if they found Ashley Jones' remains 

The remains of a 24-year-old Georgia woman who went missing last month have been discovered, according to her mother.

Cyndi Jones said that Ashley Jones' remains were discovered in an interview with WSB-TV last week.

The Floyd County Police Department previously said that Ashley Jones, a mother-of-three, informed relatives 'something was going to happen to her.'

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Ashley Jones went missing last month
Ashley Jones went missing last month

Is it her? Cyndi Jones has said that her daughter Ashley Jones' remains have been discovered. Ashley Jones, seen left and right, went missing last month 

Authorities: Floyd County police said that human remains were found Friday afternoon

Authorities: Floyd County police said that human remains were found Friday afternoon

In a February news release, the police department said she 'was last seen at an address off of Kingston Highway around 4:30 a.m. Friday February 6, 2015.

'She has a lip ring and her feet were bleeding because she left walking on glass.'

WSB-TV pointed out that Cyndi Jones has also posted about what she says are her daughter's remains on Facebook Friday.

Jones wrote: 'My beautiful daughter was found today. I am heartbroken to say that she is no longer with us. I can not express to you the heartache and pain I feel.'

Police have not yet said if Ashley Jones' remains were discovered.

In a Saturday news release, Floyd County police said 'Around 1 p.m. on March 27 police investigators identified remains as being human that were found in the woods near Everwood Court.

'The road is located off of Canard Road, which is off Kingston Highway in north east Floyd County.

Police have not yet said if Ashley Jones' remains were discovered
Police have not yet said if Ashley Jones' remains were discovered

Investigation: Police have not yet said if Ashley Jones' remains were discovered on Friday. That same day, her mother Cyndi Jones wrote on Facebook 'My beautiful daughter was found today'

Remains: Police have said ''The location of the discovery Friday is within walking distance of the area where Jones was last seen alive'

Remains: Police have said ''The location of the discovery Friday is within walking distance of the area where Jones was last seen alive'

'Investigators believe there is a strong possibility that the remains are those of Ashley Jones, a 24-year-old woman who was reported missing by family in early February.

'The location of the discovery Friday is within walking distance of the area where Jones was last seen alive.'

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation's crime lab is going to look at the remains on Tuesday, police said.  

A deputy coroner told the Rome News-Tribune that the body spent approximately one month outdoors. A hiker came across the remains, according to the newspaper. 

A woman who lives in the area, Darci Jessie, told WSB-TV:  'They were searching our woods, behind our house, all through our neighborhoods, looking for this girl who had just vanished in the middle of the night.'

Testing: The Georgia Bureau of Investigation's crime lab is going to look at the remains on Tuesday, police said

Testing: The Georgia Bureau of Investigation's crime lab is going to look at the remains on Tuesday, police said

 

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