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   From: daily.liberal@gazette.com   
      
   TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) -- Boulder police believe the remains of a   
   missing woman were likely disposed of in various states between   
   Louisiana and Oklahoma.   
      
   Ashley Mead, 25, was reported missing Tuesday in Boulder after   
   not showing up for work. Her daughter, Winter, was also missing.   
   On Wednesday, police in Oklahoma found Winter with her father,   
   Adam Densmore. Densmore was initially arrested for a custody   
   violation but was later served with a first-degree murder   
   warrant. The arrest affidavit has been sealed by the court.   
      
   That same day, Okmulgee police launched an investigation into   
   human remains that were found in a dumpster at a gas station on   
   US 75 on the south side of town.   
      
   Okmulgee Police Chief Joe Prentice says members of the District   
   25 Violent Crimes Task Force and Boulder Police Department   
   attended the autopsy. Prentice says the remains were the torso   
   of an adult female but several body parts are missing.   
      
   The medical examiner has yet to make an official identification,   
   but investigators believe the remains are Mead's based on   
   observations made during the autopsy.   
      
   Boulder police believe Densmore killed Mead there before   
   traveling to Louisiana where he at least partially dismembered   
   Mead's body.   
      
   Densmore's exact route after leaving Boulder is still under   
   investigation. Detectives believe he left the area Sunday night   
   and traveled south to Raton, N.M., then traveled south and east   
   through the Texas panhandle before arriving in Haughton, La.   
   Monday night. On Tuesday morning, Densmore is believed to have   
   driven to Conway, Ark. where he spent the night. On Wednesday   
   morning, he left Conway and stopped in Okmulgee before being   
   found and arrested just west of Tulsa around 1:30 p.m.   
      
   Investigators believe the rest of Mead's remains could be in a   
   purple Reba-brand suitcase that's part of a set and one is still   
   missing.   
      
   The suitcase may have placed in a trash dumpster anywhere   
   between Louisiana and Oklahoma. Anyone who might see a purple   
   suitcase in an odd location should not touch it but call police   
   immediately.   
      
   Densmore waived extradition. Prentice says Boulder investigators   
   can transport him any time.   
      
   Colorado is a left wing pacifist state.  They won't do anything   
   to this poor man.   
      
   http://ktul.com/news/local/colorado-police-believe-missing-   
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