Identified! OK - Mayes County, Woman in Ditch, Jul'20 - Jolene Walker Campbell

[doublestop]

A farmer found a body in a ditch in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The sheriff says they believe it to be a female, and think it has been there at least 3 weeks.

Mayes County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Body Found In Ditch

 

[YaYa_521]

A farmer found a body in a ditch in Mayes County, Oklahoma. The sheriff says they believe it to be a female, and think it has been there at least 3 weeks.

Mayes County Sheriff’s Office Investigates Body Found In Ditch

TY for starting this thread, @doublestop. BBM

Friday, July 17th 2020, 5:00 pm MAYES COUNTY, Okla. -

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Obviously, the body was at the point where we could not recognize.

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"We are deeming this a suspicious scene. Just because of the remote area that it's at.

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...the body was found on Muscogee Creek Nation land.

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"...going through some data bases to see if there's any missing persons obviously in the tri-county area. Even further than that because 69 is fairly close to where this body was located at,”...

 

[YaYa_521]

Authorities investigating body found in Mayes County
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...found near West 620 Road, Just north and the south 429 intersection.

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...found the body on July 15

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...have a potential lead who is connected to vehicle located in area about a month ago...

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...there is an Amish and Mennonite community near where they found the body in Mayes County They don’t believe the victim had any connection to that community.

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...believe that the body has been there for 3-5 weeks

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...do not have any suspects

 

[YaYa_521]

Reagan Ledbetter / News On 6

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[doublestop]

It looks like the body was located less than a mile off of the highway, which is a trucking route. She could have come from anywhere. خرائط ‪Google‬‏‏

 

[YaYa_521]

It looks like the body was located less than a mile off of the highway, which is a trucking route. She could have come from anywhere. خرائط ‪Google‬‏‏

There's a Love's Travel Stop just up the road about 6 minutes away.

 

[iulia]

11 from Joplin Federally indicted in Mayes County death investigation - KOAM

Eleven people from the Joplin area have now been federally indicted following the discovery of the body of a woman in Mayes County more than a year ago.

According to a statement from Clint Johnson, the acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma, the 11 defendants were allegedly involved in either the kidnapping and resulting death of Jolene Walker Campbell, or with threatening witnesses and concealing evidence to cover up their crimes.
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There are 14 total counts in the indictment, each defendant facing different charges. The charges stem from the discovery of Jolene Campbell’s body on July 15th last year in a remote field in Mayes County, within the boundaries of the Muscogee Nation. Officials say Campbell’s death happened sometime between July 4th and 5th of last year.

 

[YaYa_521]

Sheez! They're a dangerous group.

Four more from Joplin area face charges related to the Kidnapping and Death of an Osage Nation Citizen | KSNF/KODE - FourStatesHomepage.com
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According to the indictment, the defendants conspired with one another and others to kidnap the victim whom they suspected was a federal informant. On July 4, 2020, Bronson allegedly pointed a gun at the victim’s head and forced her into a vehicle in Joplin, Missouri. Between July 4 and July 5, 2020, Ackerson and Sloan are alleged to have transported the victim across state lines into Oklahoma, through both the Cherokee and Muscogee Nations, and left her body in a field in Mayes County within the boundaries of the Muscogee Nation.

Federal Grand Jury B Indictments Announced – June
Chloe Louise Stith; David William Morris; Breanna Lynn Sloan; Morgan Lee Bowman; Sarah Michelle Humbard; Megan Louise Detherage; Ariel Sue Paige Divine. Tampering with a Witness, Victim, and Informant Conspiracy (Count 1);Tampering with a Witness, Victim, and Informant by Threatening Physical Force (Counts 2-6); Tampering with a Witness, Victim, and Informant by Use of Physical Force (Counts 7-10); Tampering with Documents and Proceedings by Corruptly Altering, Destroying, Mutilating, and Concealing a Record, Document, and Other Object (Count 11) (second superseding).

The defendants all reside in Missouri. Stith, 21, of Carthage; Morris, 33; Sloan, 22, of Joplin; Bowman, 25; Humbard, 24, of Joplin; Detherage, 27, of Joplin; and Divine, 29, of Webb City, are charged with conspiring with one another and others to tamper with witnesses/informants by threatening the use force and actually using force (assault and kidnapping) to prevent those individuals from communicating with law enforcement officials about the murder of Jolene Campbell Walker, a citizen of the Osage Nation. Ms. Walker was initially reported missing, and on July 15, 2020, her remains were discovered in Mayes County within the Muscogee Nation Reservation. Several defendants also allegedly altered and destroyed evidence with the intent to impair its integrity and availability for use in an official proceeding. The defendants carried out their conspiracy from July 5, 2020 through the date of the superseding indictment, June 23, 2021. The indictment goes on to charge defendants with specific offenses each carried out as part of the conspiracy. The FBI, Muscogee Creek Nation Lighthorse Police Department are the investigative agencies.