STATE & NATIONAL: Today, the search for 2 Oklahoma women who went missing has not turned up any evidence of the women’s whereabouts. As the search continues, Oklahoma police have arrested 4 people cited as suspects in the possible kidnapping of 27 year old Veronica Butler and her associate, 39 year old Jillian Kelley.
By Anne M Erbynstein
“They’re processing through some anger, confusion, not knowing, not having answers as to what has gone on or what transpired, what caused the events to transpire.”—Tim Singer, Pastor, Hugoton Assembly of God.
On Saturday, the Texas County, Oklahoma police received a missing report placed in regard to 2 women who went missing while entourage to Texas County to pick up their children. The report received by police stated that the 2 women never arrived in Texas County, Oklahoma.
A report made in regard to both Butler and Kelley indicates that the women were connected to churches in Hugoton, Kansas. The information stated, also, that Mrs Kelley is the wife of the Pastor of a church in Hogoton and an employee of the First Christian Church there.
Further details state that tge automobile the two women were traveling in was located by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigstion. The OSBI indicated that nothing was present in the vehicle to provide any information surrounding the women’s disappearance.
Pastor of the First Christian Church attended by Butler, Pastor Tim Singer, informed authorities that the women traveled to Texas County to retrieve the children and return with them immediately to arrive at a birthday celebration .
On Saturday OSBI officers indicated that the Butler vehicle had been located on Hwy. 95 and Road L—apparently stopped only a few miles outside of Elkhart, Kansas.
The OSBI has indicated that their investigation and search continues. It had not been stated whether the Butler children remained in the Texas County location.
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