There are new developments in the investigation of a woman found dead in Oklahoma's Runestone State Park.
For weeks, police have been searching for the sports utility vehicle belonging to Jody Rilee-Wilson hoping it would provide more clues about what happened to the young mother.
Earlier this week the vehicle was found near Interstate 40's Huckleberry's Pig Out Palace restaurant in Henryetta. Le Flore County Sheriff Bruce Curnutt says the SUV had been sitting there for weeks and was eventually impounded.
After running the tags police discovered it belonged to Rilee-Wilson.
Crime scene and fingerprint technicians will be scouring the vehicle for clues while investigators pull surveillance tapes from stores near the restaurant.
Sheriff Curnutt says they hope to have more information tomorrow.
For weeks, police have been searching for the sports utility vehicle belonging to Jody Rilee-Wilson hoping it would provide more clues about what happened to the young mother.
Earlier this week the vehicle was found near Interstate 40's Huckleberry's Pig Out Palace restaurant in Henryetta. Le Flore County Sheriff Bruce Curnutt says the SUV had been sitting there for weeks and was eventually impounded.
After running the tags police discovered it belonged to Rilee-Wilson.
Crime scene and fingerprint technicians will be scouring the vehicle for clues while investigators pull surveillance tapes from stores near the restaurant.
Sheriff Curnutt says they hope to have more information tomorrow.
