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http://www.claremoreprogress.com/br...cal-woman-who-disappeared-nearly-20-years-ago
Tiawah-area resident Dione Fox was declared missing after she did not attend a scheduled court appearance in 1996. Foxs abandoned vehicle was discovered by Noel Marshals Office in Noel, Mo. eight months after she went missing.
Fox was 23 years old at the time of her disappearance.
Investigators are currently searching for her remains in the Tiawah area where she was last seen, said Rogers County Public Information Officer Jerry Smittle.
http://www.newson6.com/story/26071900/massive-search-on-in-rogers-county-cold-case-disappearance
Records show Dionne Fox and her husband Tony Fox divorced in November of 1993, the same year she got a permanent protective order against him.
Reports show she filed a police report a few years later. It said, in part, Tony told her, I'm going to get you in the dark when nobody's around," and he hit her and the, "kids were crying because they heard their dad say he was going to kill mommy."
Records show Tony Fox was charged with violating the protective order and assault. He pled not guilty. A couple of weeks later, she disappeared and the charges were later dropped when she didn't show up for court.
http://www.fox23.com/news/news/local/claremore-search-could-end-18-year-mystery/ngkH8/
The Rogers County Sheriffs Office said new evidence emerged recently... A family that grew up without a mother, this is well worth our efforts, said Sheriff Scott Walton.
The search was a large effort. We got horses, dogs, ATVs, agencies, said Walton. Agencies from across Green Country lent a hand Monday, along with the University of Oklahoma archeology department and investigators from Missouri.
We are looking for several possible locations and were hoping to really start breaking ground here pretty quick, said Gavin Gatrell, the Rogers County Sheriffs Office investigator.