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Family members hadn't heard from her in a little while.

She didn't show up for work.

Police went over there, a family went over there,

and police officers just went through the house and said they found a lot of blood.

For Vault Studios, I'm Reid Redmond.

You're listening to The Daily Crime.

It's February of 2017.

Stephanie Turntine, a woman in her early 40s, and her husband, 62-year-old Moulton Oglesby,

are living in a quiet neighborhood in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

They've been here for a while, but they're pretty quiet.

You know, you wouldn't know they're here, you know,

unless you walk by and just see them outside.

They're pretty good neighbors.

On Tuesday, February 28th, Stephanie unexpectedly doesn't show up for work.

So some of her family members go over to the couple's house to check on them,

make sure they're okay.

And all of a sudden, I just heard a bunch of commotion or whatever, and a bunch of people

just ran out the house screaming, you know, praying a god, asking God for help or whatever.

The family finds the house empty, and when officers show up, they're greeted by what they

would describe as a large amount of blood throughout the home.

You know, like I said, it was walking my kids and it kind of touched me because I could, you know, if it was somebody's child, I could feel, you know, their pain.

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