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Crime stories with Nancy Grace.

A missing woman's body was the one being stored in a camel freezer. Police have just confirmed

that it was Shannon Graves. She hadn't been seen for several months. First,

New Zanker standbony is live outside of the Youngstown Police Department right now with more

information. I'm standing tonight just outside of the Youngstown Police Department, a downtown

Youngstown, where in the past hour, the police department has confirmed the identity of the woman

found Saturday in a freezer in camel. Her name is Shannon Graves. She is 28 years old for a while.

She was actually on the Ohio Attorney General's Missing Persons list. The confirmation of the

identity of Shannon Graves was made this afternoon after an autopsy done by the Kyle Hogue County

Corners Office. Shannon Graves, just 28 years old, goes missing for a period of time and then she is

reported missing by her family. So how does a body end up in a freezer? First, I want to find out,

well you know let's just start at the beginning. I'm Nese Grace. This is Crime Stories. I've got

an all-star panel lined up to figure this out. How does a woman go? A young woman in the prime of

her life just 28 years old. Got her whole life in front of her. Got parents, got siblings,

people that love her. How does she end up not just in a freezer? You know why it took so long

to figure out who it was. She was dismembered. What did they just move over the ground

babe? They just move her body over and reach through the ground babe down to the frozen pepperoni

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