Two women who have been accused of murdering a 52-year-old man in Oregon’s Tillamook State Forest have now been apprehended by the police.
According to reports from local media outlets, the news comes after an urgent statewide search was conducted to find the accused. And the police claim to have been successful after several raids in connection to this finding.
The tragic crime is believed to have taken place last week at a campsite. They were captured and arrested in Nevada, as confirmed by the authorities who outlined the finding on Monday.
Meanwhile, the victim’s body was found on Friday at a campsite on the East Fork of the Trask River while one Tillamook depute was seen making routine visits to the campsites located in the forest.
The deputy also found that the man’s barking dog was tied to a nearby tree.
Detectives revealed how they ended up spending cartridges at the scene and even determined how the man had been shot and his car had been stolen. He happened to be located at a nearby campsite, sources revealed.
Investigators happened to recognize the victims as Alyssa Sturgill and Lisa Peaslee who were the main persons of interest in the case.
They figured out that these women were involved because their vehicle was spotted in the same area and also because they happened to be living inside their car during that period.
Hence, detectives knew something was suspicious and that’s why they ended up alerting the authorities in the Western part of the US about the matter and the possible involvement of these two women. After a search of one week, they were finally able to track them down and arrest them.
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