🕵️♂️ Little Dickies… gather in.
This isn’t just another missing person post.
This is a case that refuses to stay buried.
🦋 THE SILENCE ON BUTTERFLY LANE
The Disappearance of Jessica Goldsworthy
The Sassy Gazette | Dicking Around With Richie
🕯️ INTRO: THIS IS WHERE SHE WAS LAST SEEN
November 16, 2018.
Sutersville, Pennsylvania.
A quiet street. The kind where nothing is supposed to happen.
A gray four-door sedan sits near a home on Butterfly Lane.
Inside that car is Jessica Lynn Goldsworthy.
24 years old.
Alive.
Accounted for.
And then?
She’s not.
No confirmed sighting after that night.
No verified movement.
No recovery.
Just a violent crime… and a missing woman tied directly to it.
Jessica Lynn Goldsworthy, 24.
📁 THE GIRL BEFORE THE CASE
Let’s establish something clearly:
Jessica was not invisible before this.
She had a life.
She had friends.
She had patterns.
She moved between Elizabeth, Jeannette, and Greensburg.
She was active socially. Connected. Present.
And then something changed.
Her twin brother later described a shift after high school. New influences. New crowd. Distance from family.
But even then, she didn’t disappear.
Not like this.
📵 THE FIRST RED FLAG
Her last known Facebook activity: November 3, 2018.
Thirteen days before she vanished.
For most people? That’s nothing.
For Jessica?
That’s a break in pattern.
She wasn’t someone who just went quiet.
And here’s the detail that matters:
Her family didn’t sound the alarm first.
Her friends did.
They noticed she wasn’t around.
That she wasn’t answering.
That something felt off.
That tells you everything.
She didn’t drift.
She stopped.
Before everything changed.
🚨 THE NIGHT: A PLAN, NOT AN ACCIDENT
Jessica wasn’t alone.
She was with four men:
- Curtis Thomas Everett
- Aaron Devaugntae Brown
- Chad William Wolfe
- Dylan John Vasko
They weren’t hanging out.
They were planning a robbery.
🧾 THE BUILD-UP
Morning:
They scout a house on Butterfly Lane.
Target identified.
Afternoon:
They go to Walmart.
Jessica reportedly shoplifts:
- Black sweatpants
- Gloves
- Ski masks
That’s not random.
That’s preparation.
Evening:
They regroup. Weapons are introduced:
- 9mm handgun
- Airsoft gun
- Kevlar vest
At this point, this is no longer a bad idea.
It’s a loaded situation waiting to go wrong.
🔫 THE BREAK
They return to Butterfly Lane.
Roles are set:
- Two go inside
- One drives
- Two stay in the car
Jessica stays in the vehicle.
Then it happens.
A struggle.
Gunfire.
Chaos.
A teenager is shot.
A man is grazed.
And then the line that defines everything:
“I just killed them.”
That’s what was said.
Not “we messed up.”
Not “we need to leave.”
“I just killed them.”
Panic takes over.
They run.
And somewhere between that moment…
and whatever came next…
Jessica disappears.
❗ THE PROBLEM WITH JESSICA
Let’s cut through it.
Jessica was involved.
She knew the plan.
She helped prepare.
She was present.
But she wasn’t the shooter.
Which makes her something else entirely:
A witness.
And in a situation where the shooter believes he just committed double homicide?
A witness becomes a problem.
A risk.
A loose end.
⚖️ THE MEN WHO LIVED TO TALK
All four men were eventually charged and convicted.
But here’s where it gets strategic:
Sentences varied.
Deals were made.
And one of them, Curtis Everett, agreed to cooperate.
That matters.
Because during his plea hearing, a prosecutor said something that still hasn’t been fully explained:
“Two people went into the woods that night… and one came out.”
That is not vague.
That is not accidental.
That is a statement backed by information we don’t have.
🌲 THE WOODS
Let’s sit with that.
Two people go in.
One comes out.
Which means:
There is a location tied to this case.
A real one.
Not theory. Not speculation.
A place.
And someone knows exactly where it is.
🦴 THE OTHER POSSIBILITY
December 2024.
New Cumberland, Pennsylvania.
Human skeletal remains are found in a wooded area.
Unidentified female.
Estimated death: between 2018 and 2023.
Now look at the overlap:
- White female
- Height consistent with Jessica
- Blonde / strawberry hair
- Eyeglasses recovered
- Black pants with elastic waistband
Let’s pause there.
Because Jessica reportedly stole black sweatpants the day she disappeared.
Now we have unidentified remains… wearing something very similar.
Is it her?
We don’t know yet.
DNA testing is in progress.
But the alignment?
It’s enough to raise the question.
🧠 WHAT WE KNOW VS. WHAT WE DON’T
We know:
- Jessica was present before the robbery
- She was last seen with the same group responsible
- She vanished immediately after
- One suspect is cooperating
- A prosecutor referenced a wooded location
We don’t know:
- If she left Butterfly Lane alive
- Where “the woods” are
- What Everett actually told investigators
- Whether the New Cumberland remains are her
🧩 THE CASE TODAY
This case is still open.
Law enforcement has said it is not cold.
That means:
There are still leads.
Still pressure.
Still movement behind the scenes.
And possibly…
Still someone holding back the one detail that changes everything.
🔚 FINAL LINE
Jessica Goldsworthy didn’t just disappear.
She was last seen in a controlled situation with known individuals tied to a violent crime.
And from that point forward?
Nothing.
No confirmed exit.
No confirmed survival.
No confirmed location.
Just a statement about the woods.
📞 IF YOU KNOW SOMETHING
Pennsylvania State Police – Greensburg Station
📞 724-832-3288
Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers (Anonymous)
📞 1-800-4PA-TIPS
🌐 Submit an anonymous tip online
A reward may be available.
🖤 SHARE THIS
Because someone out there knows what happened after that car pulled away.
And six years later…
they’re still choosing not to say it.
🖤 Thank you for Dicking Around With Richie.
Stay loud. Stay curious. And never let them disappear twice.
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