Detectives in Oregon reopened their investigation into the 2013 disappearance of a woman after a mushroom hunter found human hair and suspected tissue, officials said Tuesday.
Stephanie Anne Warner vanished after she left a Fourth of July parade in Ashland with her then boyfriend, Lennie Ames, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office said. They were supposed to be going to Warner's house in Ruch, located in southern Oregon near the border with California, but Warner was never seen again.
Officials believe Warner, then 43, was a victim of homicide, but they've never been able to find her to confirm it, Jackson County Sheriff's Sgt. Jesse Ainsworth said.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Cold case of Oregon woman missing since 2013 reopened after mushroom hunter finds human hairStephanie Anne Warner is believed to be the victim of a homicide after she was last seen leaving a Fourth of July parade in southern Oregon in 2013.
Les mer »
Nelly and Ashanti are Back Together and 'Very Happy' After 2013 SplitA source tells ET that the former flames are 'back together' after being spotted holding hands in Las Vegas last month.
Les mer »
Wanted: Cleveland man still on the run from 2013 rape chargesIn partnership with Crime Stoppers of Cuyahoga County, this program has a 38% capture rate. Maybe Mr. Wright, can finally be brought in to face a judge.
Les mer »
Man wrongfully imprisoned 14 years sues city, says CPD detectives framed himA man wrongfully imprisoned for more than a decade has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Chicago, alleging that “a pattern of gross misconduct” by police detectives led to him being framed for a 2008 slaying in Austin.
Les mer »
Man wrongfully imprisoned for 27 years seeking judgement against former LIRR detectivesFelipe Rodriguez has filed a malicious prosecution claim and other claims against former LIRR detectives Charles Wendel and Thomas Sullivan.
Les mer »
Dozens of people infected with COVID-19 at CDC’s annual conference of ‘disease detectives’Dozens of people were likely infected with COVID-19 at a conference held by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia, from April 24 to 27.
Les mer »