Sketch Generates Tips In Shooting Deaths Of Two Girls
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Sketch Generates Tips In Shooting Deaths Of Two Girls
Investigators say a sketch of a possible witness to the murders of two young girls has generated a number of responses.
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(June 15, 2008)--The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says it has received many responses after releasing a sketch of a possible witness to the shooting deaths of two girls last weekend.

The person is described as an American Indian male, about six-feet tall, with black hair and a ponytail stretching to the small of his back.

He was seen standing near a white Ford or Chevrolet pickup truck with an Oklahoma license tag near the time the two girls were found shot to death.

Investigators have struggled to determine a motive in the killings of 13-year-old Taylor Paschal-Placker and 11-year-old Skyla Whitaker.

One of the victim’s grandfathers discovered the girls’ bodies on a rural road after the two best friends failed to return home from a walk in the small town of Weleetka.

Funerals for the girls were held Friday.


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Posted by: b Location: waco on Jun 16, 2008 at 03:54 PM

Do you realize how many 6 foot tall American Indians with dark hair and a ponytail there are in Oklahoma?
Posted by: Anonymous Location: Hillsboro on Jun 16, 2008 at 11:57 AM

I hope and pray for this family that the guilty are found, tried, and are given the max penalty. Justice cannot be served enough for these two little girls.
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