Executive Summary
- Authorities are investigating a burglary at the Mooresville estate of the late Greg Biffle.
- Police reports indicate $30,000 in cash and a backpack were stolen on January 8.
- The theft occurred weeks after a plane crash killed Biffle and six others.
- No arrests have been made and investigators have not named any suspects.
MOORESVILLE, N.C. – Authorities in North Carolina have opened an investigation into a reported burglary at the estate of the late NASCAR legend Greg Biffle, following the theft of substantial cash just weeks after the driver’s death in an aviation accident.
According to an incident report filed with the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to the residence on Doolie Road shortly after 6 p.m. on January 8. Investigators documented that approximately $30,000 in cash and a backpack were missing from the property. The incident occurred during a significant mourning period for the family, transpiring shortly after a plane crash at Statesville Regional Airport on December 18 that claimed the lives of Biffle, his wife Cristina, two of their children, and three others.
Law enforcement officials indicated that no arrests have been announced in connection with the break-in. As of the latest update, detectives have not publicly identified any suspects or persons of interest regarding the theft. Separately, National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) board member Michael Graham confirmed that investigators are analyzing a text message sent from the plane regarding an emergency landing just prior to the fatal crash.
Investigative Outlook
The Iredell County Sheriff’s Office is currently processing the incident report to determine the timeline of the breach at the Biffle estate. Investigations into property crimes at high-profile residences often require detailed forensic analysis and community cooperation to generate leads. While the family and community prepare for a scheduled memorial service, law enforcement authorities remain focused on securing the scene and identifying those responsible for the theft amidst the ongoing federal inquiry into the accident.
