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http://www.tulsapeople.com/Tulsa-People/October-2010/Notorious-Tulsa-cold-case-investigations/
Catherine Ashford always picked up her 10-year-old daughter from school. It was their custom. On Friday, May 12, 1995, the daughter waited at Cooper Elementary School, but her mother never came. The school made arrangements for friends to drive the girl to her home at 3209 S. 32nd E. Ave., where she found her mothers car in the driveway, the apartment door ajar and her mother shot to death in the living room. According to the TPD online cold case listing, Ashford, 35, had not been in a relationship with anyone since her divorce.
http://www.tulsaworld.com/archives/police-searching-for-ex-husband/article_2f7048a2-3be9-525c-aabb-539a3e11745c.html
Police say they want to question a man about the slaying of his ex-wife who was found shot to death Friday at her eastside residence...
Ashford divorced Larry Alan Wilson, 37, several years ago and had been granted a protective order to keep him away from her, Tulsa Police Cpl. Mike Cook said. "I want to talk to him and question him about this case," Cook said. "I think he might be a violent person."
In the petition for protective order dated Oct. 26, 1994, Ashford wrote that Wilson obtained her unlisted phone number and followed her to "four different job locations."
"I am startled, frightened and concerned for my safety each time he comes around. He carries a gun," Ashford stated in the court document.
I don't know if the ex was ever arrested, but no one has been prosecuted for Catherine's murder. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Tulsa Police Department Cold Case Division.