MO Colette Noelle Green, also known as Nicole Joann Kasch, remains found.

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MO Collette Nicole Greene. Remains found in rural Ray County identified, sheriff's office asks for public's help in seeing justice

Remains found in rural Ray County identified, sheriff's office asks for public's help in seeing justice

RAY COUNTY – With the identity of human remains found in Ray County last spring now known, the sheriff's office is asking for the public's help in finding justice.

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Victim’s DNA was in Codis, which is how she was identified.

DNA results came back just before Xmas.

Missing persons report never filed.

Remains were possibly where they were found for 6-18 months.

All per Sheriffs dept.

Foul play suspected.

“We do have a really good indication of what the cause of the death was and we are not going to share at this time,” Childers said. “There’s a lot of things with the crime scene that we will not share, because that’s only information that we would know or the killer would know.”

 

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Ray County sheriff asks for information about woman whose remains were found by mushroom hunter

The Ray County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a woman’s death as a homicide after her skeletal remains were discovered by a mushroom hunter near Richmond in Ray County on April 27 of last year.

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April 2022: Ray County authorities said skeletal remains of a woman were found by a mushroom hunter in a wooded area about five miles north of Henrietta. The remains were later identified as Nicole Kasch, who also went by Colette Greene, and her death was ruled a homicide. Her body had reportedly been in the woods between six and 18 months.

Missouri morel hunters continue to discover unpleasant surprise — human remains

There have been at least 11 cases in Missouri since 2017 involving a morel hunter discovering human remains. Many have been found in the Ozarks.

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