Murder of Judith Wolfe

About 2:30 am on September 17, 2006, 66-year-old Judith Wolfe was inside the car she was living in with her cat Buttons. She parked and sat in her car at  2100 S. 101st E. Ave in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A man would open the driver's door and enter the car attacking Judith. He would punch her in the face and then push her into the floorboard and further attacked. 

She at one point got out of the vehicle and was lying in the street covered in a blanket. Her cat Buttons was found with her, but the vehicle was gone. Soon after someone would find her and call 911. Judith was alive and told police what had happened, but unfortunately died on the 28th. 

Her vehicle was found backed into a spot at the Shoreline Apartments nearby. 

SOURCES:

Tulsa Police Department

News On 6 October 16, 2006

Murder of Johnnie Dean Williams

On September 15, 1972, Johnnie Williams would visit with his wife and newborn daughter at the hospital. That evening he would spend the night out taking $800 with him to a club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Knowing that Johnnie was going to the club she would call them around midnight to talk to him. However, he wasn't there. On September 18th Johnnie's wife would report him missing as no one had seen him for days. 

On the 24th a farmer would be working his fields east of 1800 N Mingo. In the field Johnnie's body would be found. He had been beaten and then shot between the eyes. It's believed he was robbed as there was no money on him and his pockets were turned inside out.

SOURCES:

City of Tulsa

Uncovered

Oklahoma Cold Cases

Murder of Eileen Virginia Standley

At 5:10 pm on August 6, 1978, 53-year-old Eileen Standley's boyfriend came to her apartment at 415 W. Haskell Place #B Osage Hills Apartments in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Inside he found Eileen dead in her bathroom.  She was partially nude and her throat was slit. The crime may have been sexually motivated. There were signs of forced entry into the apartment, but there were no signs of a struggle inside. 

SOURCES:

Tulsa Police

Uncovered

Oklahoma Cold Cases

Tulsa World August 7, 1978

The Daily Oklahoman August 10, 1978

Disappearance of Lisa Farmer

On July 31, 1983 18-year-old Lisa Farmer, Her Husband and their one-year-old moved into their new home in Lawton, Oklahoma. On August 2, 1983, Lisa's husband would leave for a military training exercise. This was the first night here they spent without him. At 8:30 pm that night Lisa would be last seen by her neighbor in her kitchen.

The next morning the baby could be heard screaming. They would check up on the baby to find him alone in the home. The baby was hungry and was wearing a soiled diaper. Lisa was nowhere in sight. The back door was unlocked and a window in the dining room was open. All of her belongings were still in the home and the only piece of clothing missing was a flower print nightgown she was likely wearing. There was no indications of a struggle, however.

Lisa grew up in Union, South Carolina. Her maiden name was Watkins.

Lisa is a biracial female White and Native American. She is 5'6" and 115 lbs. She has brown hair and hazel eyes. She has a scar on her hip, tongue, right ankle/instep, and under the toes on her left foot. She may wear eyeglasses and was wearing a gold chain, a floating heart necklace, and a gold wedding band with a diamond solitaire and may have been wearing a flower-patterned nightgown.

SOURCES:
NamUs
Charley Project

Murder of Diana Jones

On April 4, 1978, Diana Jones was found dead in her home at 231 E. Tecumseh St in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was shot to death. There is little information in this case.

SOURCES:

City of Tulsa

Uncovered

Murder of Martha Moore

On May 14, 1999, 30-year-old Martha Moore was shot at a residence on 3920 W. 59th St. in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This was during a reported home invasion. 

SOURCES:

Tulsa County Sheriff's Office

Tulsa Crime Stoppers

Disappearance of Aubrey Dameron

Around 3:30 a.m. on March 9, 2019, 25-year-old Aubrey Dameron left her mother's home in Grove, Oklahoma. At the time she messaged several people on Facebook asking for a ride it's unknown if someone had picked her up. Her phone's last ping was at 3:42 a.m. close to her home. It's unknown if her phone died or was shut off. She would never be seen again.

In August 2018 Aubrey and her boyfriend, Jay Pierson, moved from New Mexico to Oklahoma where Aubrey was from. She had decided to move back home for treatment for alcohol and drug abuse. At some point, she would tell her Aunt that she was scared of her boyfriend. Allegedly the boyfriend had threatened to kill Aubry if she were to leave him. Over the next few months, she would slowly decrease contacting family.

Aubrey is a transgender female. She is Native American and was 25-years-old at the time. She is 5'9" to 5'10" and 140 to 170 lbs. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Aubrey suffers from epilepsy and needed anti-seizure medication and was taking other medications at the time. She has a tattoo of a triquetra on the backside of her neck, a circular design tattoo with the word "Shorty" on her left shoulder, and tattoos on both hips.

SOURCES:

NamUs

Uncovered

International Missing Persons

Murder of Edgar Joe "Eddie" Eddington

On February 5, 1997, 51-year-old Edgar "Eddie" Eddington's wife would find his body in their mobile home on  7100 N. Yale in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He had been beaten and stabbed. One of their Pitbulls was missing. There was evidence that showed that Eddie was able to jump out of the window, but his killers would catch him and drag him back into his home. It's believed that more than one person was involved in his death. 

During his life, Eddie trained dogs, sold dogs, got trophies and ribbons for dogs, and was involved in Pit Bull weight pulling.  He would make custom harness's for the dogs. 

SOURCES:

Tulsa County Sheriff's Office

Find a Grave

2 New Oklahoma April 20, 2021

Murder of Christine Miller

Sometime in 1988 19-year-old, Christine Miller would go missing. She had a history of leaving home, but by 1989 she was reported missing. No one would know what had happened to the teenager for over 2 decades.  

On January 2, 1989, the remains of a young woman were found in the area of  6100 W. Wekiwa Rd. Sand Springs, Oklahoma on the banks of the Arkansas River. The young woman had been beaten and trauma on her head had caused her death. It wouldn't be until 2013 that Christine would be identified. 

SOURCES:

Tulsa County Sheriff's Office

Oklahoma Cold Cases

Unidentified Wiki

Tulsa Crime Stoppers

Murder of Lewis Douglas Parnosky

On September 12, 2004 the body of Lewis Parnosky was found under the Bird Creek bridge at 8500 E. 56th St. North in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It's believed that he was killed on August 26th at a different location and his body was dumped where he was found. He was known to frequent the Northridge Shopping Center at 5300 North Peoria Ave in Tulsa.

SOURCES:

Tulsa County Sheriff's Office

Disappearance of Lee Andrew Davis

Sometime in December of 1984 16-year-old Lee Davis was seen by family in Tulsa Oklahoma. He was supposed to be en route to Oklahoma City but was never seen again. He was then reported missing in 1985. Lee is a biracial male being Native American and Caucasian. He's 5'4" to 5'7" and 130 lbs.  He has brown hair and green eyes. He has spiral fractures of his right distal tibia and fibula.

SOURCES:

NamUs

Charley Project

Doe Network

Books That Were Stolen From the Carter County Clerk's Office

On Jan. 23, 1992 someone came into the Carter County courthouse in Ardmore, Oklahoma. They removed two valuable Indian Roll Books from the Carter County clerks office without permission. The two books kept records of thousands of names of the five civilized tribes who were on record in 1902. This included the percentage of Indian blood, Name, Roll Number, Census Card Number, and Age. These books were older than statehood and cannot be replaced. The books were described as being the size of average paper about 3 inches thick with red covers. 

SOURCES:

Carter County Sheriff

Lime Lady *Identified* as Tamara Lee Tigard

On April 18, 1980, the body of  21-year-old Tamara Tigard was found on the bank of the Canadian River east of Jones, Oklahoma. She was naked at the time she was found. She was also mummified by quicklime. It was initially believed to she had been dead for months when it had been around a month.

She was last seen in Nevada in March 1980 taking a walk near her home in Las Vegas. She never returned home and was reported missing. Her missing person report was cleared due to a woman in Ohio stealing her identity. 

It was found that she had been shot three times with a .45 caliber revolver. Evidence showed that she was clothed when she was shot because a dime in her pocket was hit by a bullet lodging itself inside her. Evidence was also shown that the killer was walking towards the front of the victim when shooting. After she was killed the murderer tried to cover their murder by covering her in quicklime. Instead of decomposing the body it mummified it because it was the wrong type of quicklime. 

As a Jane Doe was described as a white woman between 18 and 25-years-old. She was around 5'7" and 115 lbs. She had light brown to blonde shoulder-length hair and her eye color is unknown. She has a Horizontal scar on the lower abdomen above the level of the pubic hair measuring 4cm by 1cm and a tattoo of a red heart and seems to have been professionally done. She had a freckled complexion.

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SOURCES:
Doe Network
DNA Doe Project
Unidentified Wiki
Kten