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Missing woman found slain; daughter is held
On April 13, a female witness told deputies of helping Eggert burn Devor's body "several times," Sheriff Tim Helder said during a news conference Monday.
The witness told police that Eggert hit her mother in the head with a tire iron, then shot her on the family's property at 22465 Arkansas 244, north of the Cincinnati community. The two then burned the body before returning to remove personal items, which were thrown into a river, Helder said.
Teeth and bone fragments were scattered throughout an area on the Devor's 720-acre ranch, Helder said. He said the witness claimed that Eggert asked for help in killing Devor about a week before she was reported missing.
The witness said in an April 13 interview that Eggert acknowledged throwing her mother's items off a bridge, said Helder, reading from court records. He said Eggert told the witness she was ready to flee the area and urged the witness not to change her story, saying "she was not going to spend the rest of her life in jail."
The investigation is continuing and more arrests could be made, Helder said. The victim's husband, Bob Devor, is not a suspect, he said.
http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/257797/
On April 13, a female witness told deputies of helping Eggert burn Devor's body "several times," Sheriff Tim Helder said during a news conference Monday.
The witness told police that Eggert hit her mother in the head with a tire iron, then shot her on the family's property at 22465 Arkansas 244, north of the Cincinnati community. The two then burned the body before returning to remove personal items, which were thrown into a river, Helder said.
Teeth and bone fragments were scattered throughout an area on the Devor's 720-acre ranch, Helder said. He said the witness claimed that Eggert asked for help in killing Devor about a week before she was reported missing.
The witness said in an April 13 interview that Eggert acknowledged throwing her mother's items off a bridge, said Helder, reading from court records. He said Eggert told the witness she was ready to flee the area and urged the witness not to change her story, saying "she was not going to spend the rest of her life in jail."
The investigation is continuing and more arrests could be made, Helder said. The victim's husband, Bob Devor, is not a suspect, he said.
http://www.nwanews.com/adg/News/257797/