•Police identify Elk City Lake homicide victim
•Woman was from Elk City

June 25, 2009
8:27 a.m.

Police, last night, made a positive identification on the body of a woman found in Elk City Lake Monday afternoon.
Angel Love Gilbreath, 27, police say, was the woman who was found by fishermen on the southwest side of the lake Monday just after 4 p.m. She had been in the water for several hours, and her body showed definite indications that she had been the victim of a homicide, according to police.
Police received the tip about the woman's identity Wednesday afternoon, but were waiting to release the information until the OSBI and/or the woman's family could positively identify her.
Gilbreth was from Elk City, detectives said this morning.
That positive identification occurred late Wednesday evening.
No one has been arrested yet, but detectives said this does move the case forward, and they are talking to someone at this time in connection with the woman's death.

•Woman's body found in Elk City Lake
•Police trying to identify homicide victim

June 22, 2009
12:30 p.m.

Officers were called to the southwest side of Elk City Lake this afternoon by a fisherman who had found the body of a woman in the water.
Police say the woman was the victim of a homicide, and they are trying to identify her. The photo shown is an OSBI artist's rendering.
Police describe her as a white female, about 35 years old, weighing 140 pounds and approximately 5'5" tall with shoulder length brown hair.
Detectives said the woman had a butterfly tattoo on her lower back and three dots tattooed on the back of her right shoulder. She was wearing a wedding ring with three stones in it on her left hand. Police say that no one has been arrested in connection with the homicide at this time.
Anyone with information should contact Detective Kenny Shirey at the Elk City Police Dept. at 580-225-1212.

For more on the story, pick up a copy of Wednesday's Elk Citian, or subscribe here.