https://www.click2houston.com/news/l...n-karen-miles/
Authorities in Missouri City are holding a press conference today to gather leads on the disappearance of Karen Miles, a 61-year-old woman last seen on Aug. 21. Miles, who is diabetic and in need of insulin, was last seen at her apartment in the Missouri City/Harris County area. She is described as a Black female, 5′7″, 190 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
https://www.click2houston.com/news/l...i-city-mother/
Skeletal remains found in deeply wooded area during search for missing Missouri City mother
On Tuesday, Missouri City police received a lead of Miles whereabouts in the 16000 block of Blue Ridge Road. While searching a heavy brush and deeply wooded area, skeletal remains where located.
The Fort Bend County Medical Examiner will conduct an autopsy and confirm the identity of the remains.
“The Missouri City Police Department wants to assure family, friends and all those who know Karen, we are conducting a fair and thorough investigation,” a statement by the department reads.
I find their statement odd.
Agree, that statement is strange.
I wonder what the fuck happened.
Seriously, like this whole statement begs the question "Why the fuck would you NOT conduct a fair and thorough investigation?"
Don't like what I have to say? I respect that. Go fuck yourself.
https://abc13.com/post/person-of-int...rant/15292433/
So a possible serial killer?Three days before police were notified about her disappearance, 28-year-old Devante Clark was arrested by Pearland police. He was found to be driving Miles' car bearing a stolen license plate from Arkansas, according to a spokesperson for the Pearland Police Department.
Clark was arrested on charges related to the stolen vehicle but not for her disappearance.
On Monday, during a press conference, Det. Derrick Spencer with the Missouri City Police Department announced that Clark was a person of interest in the missing persons case.
A search warrant filed by Missouri City PD asking a judge to allow them to obtain information from Miles' cell phone stated that investigators received information from Texas EquuSearch regarding Clark during the course of their investigation.
"The (email) stated the agency had two investigations dated Oct. 24, 2023, and Oct. 26, 2023, where a subject with the same name (Devante Clark) and same address was a person of interest in a pair of stolen vehicles cases where the victims were never located," the search warrant reads.
ABC13 is working to learn more about those missing person cases and where they stand.
Sounds like it RBW.
https://www.khou.com/article/news/cr...0-9808e4be77ea
Clark, 28, was arrested by Pearland police a few days after Miles was last heard from. They initially thought he was driving a stolen car from Arkansas but determined the license plate had been altered and he was actually driving Miles' vehicle. Police believed it was stolen from the Missouri City apartment complex where she lived.
Miles' family had never heard of Clark and didn't understand his connection to the victim. However, the accused killer's girlfriend provided answers when interviewed by detectives. They tracked her down through recorded jailhouse conversations with Clark.
The woman said she moved to Missouri City from Arkansas in July after reconnecting with Clark. She said they were homeless and had been living in her car while she worked delivering groceries. The woman told investigators that they sometimes parked at the Hometowne Senior Living Apartments where Miles lived because it was well-lit and they felt safe.
The woman said that on Aug. 22, Clark woke up around 5:30 a.m. and she saw him running toward an SUV. She claimed he left in the SUV and later returned. But MCPD detectives used Flock license plate readers and determined that her vehicle followed the SUV to the place where Miles' remains were found.
Miles' family said if Clark wanted her car, he didn't have to kill her for it.An autopsy determined she'd been shot to death.
Last edited by raisedbywolves; Today at 10:22 AM.
So, it was just random?
Yeah, he was just an opportunist looking for someone to victimize to give him what he wanted. She just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
How terribly sad.
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