Our card this week is a watchiggy aas yola, the eight of diamonds from Oklahoma.

Even though a watchiggy called for help on the morning her killer broke in, what actually

happened inside her apartment is still a mystery, and while evidence supports police's

theory about who killed her, one huge hurdle still stands in the way of justice.

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On September 25, 2013, Tony Brown was hanging out at home in Anadarko, Oklahoma when she

saw a Facebook status from her friend, O'ahuachiki.

It had been posted earlier that morning and read, quote,

Moose is Trina K.M. Tony knew O'ahuachiki was dating a guy named Moose, but she wasn't

sure what K.M meant. Just then, Tony's phone alerted her to a text from O'ahuachiki that

said the exact same thing as her Facebook status. Moose is Trina K.M. O'ahuachiki wasn't

answering any calls or texts and Tony was freaked out, so she rounded up three of their

friends to go check on her. The group made the roughly hour-long drive from Anadarko

to O'ahuachiki's apartment in Norman, Oklahoma. And when they pulled up, their feelings of

Ani's only group. They saw that the door was slightly open from having been kicked in.

They could tell because there was a shoe print on the door and the frame was splintered.

So Tony and the group didn't even go in. They called police instead.

As soon as Norman police officers got inside, they saw cabinets and drawers left open

and stuff everywhere. But when they called out to see if anyone was home, no one answered.

It was in an upstairs bedroom that police found O'ahuachiki. She was laying on the floor,

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