GROVE, Okla. – Authorities with the Quapaw Nation Marshal Service released a statement Feb. 5 that the discovery of human ...
Less than a week after the remains were located, they were positively identified as belonging to Aubrey Dameron. The Marshal ...
Following the discovery of the remains of Aubrey Dameron, a Native American transgender woman from Ottawa County, Oklahoma, detectives announced that they are temporarily halting their search.
On Wednesday, human remains that were recovered on Jan. 31, 2025, have been identified as a missing woman who was last seen ...
Officials confirmed the remains belonged to Aubrey Dameron, a member of the Cherokee Nation who went missing in 2019.
The family says this is a very trying time for them right now. Aubrey's aunt, Pam Fencer, is thanking everyone who searched, shared flyers and spread Aubrey's story with love and compassion.
A candlelight vigil is being held for the Cherokee woman and LGBT community member whose remains were found in rural Oklahoma ...
“Aubrey, who was extremely proud of her Cherokee culture ... told Oxygen.com that he and his team “made over 100 follow-up contacts” following Dameron’s disappearance while also referring to her ...
Human remains discovered this weekend in the Tar Creek area of Ottawa County have been identified as Aubrey Dameron. In an ...
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