The Wenatchee World
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Cops hope for help from video
Investigators have released video footage of the last known sighting of homicide victim Mackenzie Cowell in a Wenatchee-owned parking lot in the hope that someone saw the teenager or her red 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix.
It is our hope that the release of this video footage will assist in generating additional tips from the public regarding the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and subsequent murder, said investigation task force spokesman Doug Jones in a press release.
The video, shot about 3 p.m. Feb. 9 from a stationary camera in the parking lot, shows Cowell walking to her car, then driving south in the parking lot. Investigators have said they also have video footage, not released by the task force investigating her death, that shows her car heading west up Kittitas Street.
The city lot is behind the Academy of Hair Design, 208 S. Wenatchee Ave., where Cowell was a student. The 17-year-old also was a senior at Wenatchee High School. Her parents are Wendy Cowell of Wenatchee and Reid Cowell of Orondo.
Authorities are not releasing results from a Tuesday autopsy to the public. Steve Clem, Douglas County prosecutor and coroner, said Tuesday evening, At this point, I want to keep that information inside law enforcement.- snipped
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