CANDLER, N.C. (WLOS) – Buncombe County investigators say they have connected the Candler mobile home where investigators found severely decomposed human remains on April 14, to a couple charged with felony concealing a death in 2020. The mobile home, on Beady Eyed Lane, where the human remains were found Thursday is the same home in which Mark Barnes and Angela Wamsley lived when they were charged in mid-December 2020 with concealing the death of Wamsley’s 92-year-old grandmother, Nellie Sullivan. Investigators said they still have not found Sullivan’s body, but they confirmed Thursday that an autopsy of the human remains was underway. Both remain in jail on multiple charges.
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