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A Colorado man was caught with his stolen non custodial rights daughter from Colorado after he traveled through multiple states throwing her mothers body parts out in suitcases. He's been formally charged with murder for charges are sealed
http://kdvr.com/2017/02/16/police-serve-warrant-for-murder-in-case-of-missing-boulder-woman/
BOULDER, Colo. -- Police arrested Adam Densmore on suspicion of first-degree murder in the case of a missing mother, the Boulder Police Department said Thursday afternoon.
Densmore, 32, was served the warrant by Boulder detectives while being held in Oklahoma in the death of 25-year-old Ashley Mead.
Mead and her 1-year-old daughter Winter Mead were reported missing Tuesday in Boulder after Ashley Mead did not show up for work and after having not been seen since Sunday.
On Wednesday, Winter was found with Densmore, who is the girl's father, in Okmulgee, Okla., about 40 miles south of Tulsa. Winter Mead was unharmed and placed into Child Protective Services.
Ashley Mead was still missing.
Police found human remains in a dumpster outside of a Wal-Mart store in the town. Police have yet to confirm the body has been positively identified as Mead. Officials only have said the remains were of an adult woman.
Densmore was taken into custody for violating a custody agreement.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ashley-...n-suitcase-during-suspects-multi-state-drive/
OKMULGEE, Okla. -- Police in Boulder, Colorado believe a young Colorado mother was killed and dismembered, and fear the suspect left her body parts in multiple locations, possibly in a suitcase, as he drove through several states with their infant daughter in the days following the killing.
Police say 32-year-old Adam Densmore has been served a first-degree murder warrant for the death of Ashley Mead, 25.
Densmore was arrested Wednesday in northeast Oklahoma amid the search for Mead and her 1-year-old daughter, Winter, who were last seen Sunday and reported missing Tuesday. Densmore, the child’s non-custodial father, was pulled over by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol as he was driving Mead’s car with the child, unharmed, riding inside, police told Crimesider.
After Densmore’s arrest on a custody violation, a citizen uncovered partial remains inside a suitcase in a dumpster about 40 miles away in Okmulgee, which is about 90 miles east of Oklahoma City and nearly 600 miles from Boulder. Police believe the remains, a gutted torso, belong to Mead, but they have not been positively identified, Boulder Police spokeswoman Shannon Cordingly told Crimesider.
Boulder Police say they believe that Ashley Mead was killed in Boulder Feb. 12. They believe Densmore left Boulder that evening, traveling with the child and the woman’s body in her car to Haughton, Louisiana, just outside of Shreveport – more than 1,000 miles southeast.
That’s where they believe Mead’s body was at least partially dismembered.
Boulder Police say Densmore’s exact travel route between Feb. 12 and his arrest Wednesday in Oklahoma remains unknown, but say “there are concerns that some of the victim’s body parts may have been discarded in a variety of communities the suspect passed through after the homicide.”
They believe Densmore left Boulder and traveled south to Raton, New Mexico, and then continued southeast through the Texas panhandle before arriving in Haughton, Louisiana, on the evening of Feb. 13. The next morning, they say, Densmore drove about 250 miles north to Conway, Arkansas, and spent the night. On the morning of Feb. 15, police say he left Arkansas and stopped in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, about 300 miles west of Conway, where he was arrested around 1:30 p.m.
The child had been traveling with him during that time, Cordingly said. Cordingly said investigators believe Densmore has family in the areas where he traveled.
.. more at links
that is the luggage picture of type Boulder put out to watch for
http://kdvr.com/2017/02/16/police-serve-warrant-for-murder-in-case-of-missing-boulder-woman/
BOULDER, Colo. -- Police arrested Adam Densmore on suspicion of first-degree murder in the case of a missing mother, the Boulder Police Department said Thursday afternoon.
Densmore, 32, was served the warrant by Boulder detectives while being held in Oklahoma in the death of 25-year-old Ashley Mead.
Mead and her 1-year-old daughter Winter Mead were reported missing Tuesday in Boulder after Ashley Mead did not show up for work and after having not been seen since Sunday.
On Wednesday, Winter was found with Densmore, who is the girl's father, in Okmulgee, Okla., about 40 miles south of Tulsa. Winter Mead was unharmed and placed into Child Protective Services.
Ashley Mead was still missing.
Police found human remains in a dumpster outside of a Wal-Mart store in the town. Police have yet to confirm the body has been positively identified as Mead. Officials only have said the remains were of an adult woman.
Densmore was taken into custody for violating a custody agreement.
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/ashley-...n-suitcase-during-suspects-multi-state-drive/
OKMULGEE, Okla. -- Police in Boulder, Colorado believe a young Colorado mother was killed and dismembered, and fear the suspect left her body parts in multiple locations, possibly in a suitcase, as he drove through several states with their infant daughter in the days following the killing.
Police say 32-year-old Adam Densmore has been served a first-degree murder warrant for the death of Ashley Mead, 25.
Densmore was arrested Wednesday in northeast Oklahoma amid the search for Mead and her 1-year-old daughter, Winter, who were last seen Sunday and reported missing Tuesday. Densmore, the child’s non-custodial father, was pulled over by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol as he was driving Mead’s car with the child, unharmed, riding inside, police told Crimesider.
After Densmore’s arrest on a custody violation, a citizen uncovered partial remains inside a suitcase in a dumpster about 40 miles away in Okmulgee, which is about 90 miles east of Oklahoma City and nearly 600 miles from Boulder. Police believe the remains, a gutted torso, belong to Mead, but they have not been positively identified, Boulder Police spokeswoman Shannon Cordingly told Crimesider.
Boulder Police say they believe that Ashley Mead was killed in Boulder Feb. 12. They believe Densmore left Boulder that evening, traveling with the child and the woman’s body in her car to Haughton, Louisiana, just outside of Shreveport – more than 1,000 miles southeast.
That’s where they believe Mead’s body was at least partially dismembered.
Boulder Police say Densmore’s exact travel route between Feb. 12 and his arrest Wednesday in Oklahoma remains unknown, but say “there are concerns that some of the victim’s body parts may have been discarded in a variety of communities the suspect passed through after the homicide.”
They believe Densmore left Boulder and traveled south to Raton, New Mexico, and then continued southeast through the Texas panhandle before arriving in Haughton, Louisiana, on the evening of Feb. 13. The next morning, they say, Densmore drove about 250 miles north to Conway, Arkansas, and spent the night. On the morning of Feb. 15, police say he left Arkansas and stopped in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, about 300 miles west of Conway, where he was arrested around 1:30 p.m.
The child had been traveling with him during that time, Cordingly said. Cordingly said investigators believe Densmore has family in the areas where he traveled.
.. more at links
that is the luggage picture of type Boulder put out to watch for
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