Missing Colorado teen had bullet hole in her forehead when severed body was found in freezer after 19 years

Sixteen-year-old Amanda Overstreet, whose severed head and hands were discovered in her mother's freezer, had a 'bullet hole' in her forehead, a witness in her gruesome murder probe has revealed. The severed head and hands of Colorado teen Amanda Overstreet, who was 'last known to be alive in April 2005', were found in a freezer in her mother's Colorado home in January. New an eyewitness has revealed she has a bullet hole in the forehead The grisly discovery was made in January this year when new homeowners moved into Amanda's mother's 'hoarder' house in Grand Junction, Colorado, and found a chest freezer she had left behind The shocking claim adds to a growing number of contradictory tales about the teenager's tragic demise. Her father Bradley died in 2021 In a shocking new twist uncovered by DailyMail.com, the Grand Junction homebuyer, who asked to remain anonymous, has revealed that there was a 'bullet hole' in Amanda's forehead, 'execution-style' Facebook messages show the homebuyer told Amanda's high school friend Rachel Valentine that Leanne allegedly told police that Amanda was on a road trip with her stepfather when she ran away. This week DailyMail.com revealed that Leanne's aunt, Pam Overstreet, told one of Amanda's high school friends in 2017 a story about the teen fatally overdosing on drugs, and her mother secretly disposing of the body.