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| A Personal Collection of Found Materials Who Murdered Roberta "Bobbie" Daniel, age 33, January 2, 1988 ? Watonga, Oklahoma (Blaine County) 73772 |
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| Names (Found Materials) in the media or public documents - Roberta Daniel Murder Case |
| Beal, Robert Stephens County Assistant District Attorney |
OK | "Oct. 16, 2000: Daniel murder case set for trial in Oklahoma County District Court with Stephens County Assistant District Attorney Robert Beal prosecuting." Oklahoman Archives - Sat April 22, 2000 "How it happened" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2694666/ |
| Blaine County grand jury - |
OK | "The panel met for eight days [June 1994] and talked with 29 people, including agents with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation." - "The indictment alleges that Terry Daniel killed his wife by hitting her in the head with a blunt instrument, slashed and cut her throat and then stabbed her with a knife." By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri July 15, 1994 "Watonga Man Indicted Jurors Accuse Jeweler in 1988 Slaying of Wife" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2471784/ |
| Box, Irven Oklahoma City Attorney Terry Daniel's defense |
OK | "[Terry] Daniel was being held late Thursday [07/14/1994] in the Blaine County Jail on a first-degree murder charge. He was held in lieu of $250,000 bond. He was represented in court by Oklahoma City lawyer Irven Box." By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri July 15, 1994 "Watonga Man Indicted Jurors Accuse Jeweler in 1988 Slaying of Wife" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2471784/ |
| Box, Stephen Defense Attorney Terry Daniel's defense |
OK | "Agent David Sauls, assigned to the Woodward office, tried to contain his frustration while defense attorney Irven Box worked to show the jurors that officers botched the investigation into the Jan. 2, 1988, stabbing and beating death of Roberta "Bobbie" Daniel, 33, at her Watonga home." - "[Irven] Box, along with attorneys Stephen Box and Tara Little, say they discovered 78 areas where officers failed in their investigation. Sauls tried to answer each of the defense questions for more than three hours." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Thu October 19, 2000 "Investigator questioned in murder trial" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716247/ |
| Burnett, George Blaine County Assistant District Attorney |
OK | "George Burnett, an assistant Blaine County district attorney, dismissed [Crieg] Rittenhouse's findings" By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri May 6, 1994 "Prosecutor Disputes Watonga Widower's Claim" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2465332/ |
| Campbell, Jean Ann Friend of Roberta Daniel Moved to Liberal, Kansas in Seward County |
OK | "A murder victim admitted she was scared about three weeks before her head was crushed and her throat slashed in her Blaine County home 12 years ago, her friend testified Friday. Jean Ann Campbell, now of Liberal, Kan., said she asked Roberta "Bobbie" Daniel, 33, to coffee because she thought her friend was not acting like herself." "Campbell testified that Daniel said she was scared for the first time in her life, but she would not say why. "She said 'I just can't talk to anyone. I can't even talk to my mother,'" Campbell testified. Campbell, a former Watonga restaurant owner, said she questioned the victim about her marriage. "She said she was happier than she ever been," she said." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) - Sat October 21, 2000 "Murder victim spoke of fear, friend testifies" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716496/ |
| Christian, Robert E. "Gene" District Attorney |
OK | "State officials named District Attorney Robert E. "Gene" Christian of Duncan, whose district covers Caddo, Grady, Jefferson and Stephens counties, to handle the grand jury." By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri July 1, 1994 "Jury Appointed To 6-Year-Old Murder" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2470570/ |
| Cunningham, Sharon Terry Daniel's Aunt |
OK | "Sharon Cunningham, the defendant's aunt, said the victim told her about the animals [children's pet rabbits killed just like the butchered animals in the 1987 movie, "Fatal Attraction"] and that she was concerned about living in the house the last part of 1987." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) - Sat October 21, 2000 "Murder victim spoke of fear, friend testifies" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716496/ |
| Daniel Custom Jewelers Terry Daniel's Jewelry Shop |
OK | "His jewelry store, Daniel Custom Jewelers, sits vacant with the name still visible. The store's inventory was seized by the bank, he [Terry Daniel] said." By Ed Godfrey, Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Sun October 15, 2000 "Death case still divides Watonga 12 years later" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2715644/ "The Daniels, transplants from the Woodward area, owned a jewelry store on Watonga's Main Street. Locals say the Daniels were dealing with a business in decline at the time of the murder. "The business had been going downhill by then," said Howard Hurst, who has owned an insurance company in downtown Watonga for 21 years." By Ron Jackson (The Oklahoman Archives) Sun October 15, 2000 "Residents haven't forgotten murder" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2715730/ |
| Daniel, Juanita Irene Terry Lynn Daniel's mother Woodward, Oklahoma Registered Agent for NORTHUP JEWELRY, LTD 911 MAIN WOODWARD, OK (Reg#1900315635) |
OK | "Beal [Robert Beal, Stephens County Assistant District Attorney] claims the 22 suspects in the case, including the defendant's mother, Virginia, [Virginia? Should this be Juanita?] of Woodward, were cleared in the investigation." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Tue October 24, 2000 "Jury to resume deliberations Watonga man accused of killing wife in 1988" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716881/ |
| Daniel, John Floyd Jr Terry Lynn Daniel's father Woodward, Oklahoma Listed as Incorporator for NORTHUP JEWELRY, LTD 911 MAIN WOODWARD, OK (Reg#1900315635) |
OK | "Daniel's financial problems apparently started with trouble in the family's jewelry [Northups] business in Woodward. The defendant expected to inherit the 100-year- old business where he worked alongside his parents for years. But things changed. John Floyd Daniel Jr., the defendant's father, testified about the turmoil in the business once the defendant's new wife, Roberta, who was known as Bobbie, started working in his Woodward store. Bobbie Daniel was fired because of a way she treated a customer in front of him and his wife, John Daniel said. After that, he said, he decided against giving Terry Daniel the business. In fact, Terry and Bobbie Daniel bought another jewelry store in Watonga and moved." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Wed October 18, 2000 "Jury told Watonga murder defendant deep in debt" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716111/ |
| Daniel, Roberta "Bobbie" Murdered January 2, 1988 Goldenrod Cemetery Buffalo, Oklahoma Roberta Lynn Daniel Apr 06, 1954 - Jan 02, 1988 Robert L. Ownbey (Father) (OK S1 USNR WWII) Feb 20, 1927 - May 30, 1954 Janice Miller (Mother) Aug 05, 1926 - Jan 17, 1994 |
OK | Roberta Lynn Daniel was mother to Brooke Lynn Shepard (Father: Ricky Lynn Shepard). Roberta married Terry Lynn Daniel February 09, 1985. "Daniel said he and his late wife, known as Bobbie to her friends, did everything together. "Bobbie and I always had the same hobbies and habits. Rodeo was in our blood from the time we were little kids. That was the whole basis of our relationship. We roped together." The couple didn't have children together, but Terry Daniel has two from a previous marriage, and Roberta Daniel left behind a daughter. The three children are the secondary beneficiaries on the life insurance policy. A teary-eyed Daniel told The Oklahoman he visits his late wife's grave at least once a year." By Ed Godfrey, Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) "Sun October 15, 2000 Death case still divides Watonga 12 years later" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2715644/ |
| Daniel, Tatum Lessie (Tatum Daniel Nitzel) Terry Daniel's daughter |
OK | "Tatum [Daniel] Nitzel, the defendant's daughter from a previous marriage, testified that one night about two months before the slaying she and her stepmother were home alone when someone tried to get in the back door. "They were wiggling the door handle," Nitzel said. "She opened the door, and she slammed it on a hand. That is what I saw." Nitzel said she was told to call [Terry] Daniel, and he came home." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) - Sat October 21, 2000 "Murder victim spoke of fear, friend testifies" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716496/ |
| Daniel, Terry Lynn Husband of Roberta Daniel GJ Indicted 07/14/1994 Rel 08/15/1994 $250,000 bail Found Not Guilty 10/26/2000 Listed as Incorporator for NORTHUP JEWELRY, LTD 911 MAIN WOODWARD, OK (Reg#1900315635) |
OK | Charged with murder of his wife, Roberta Daniel - ACQUITTED, 10/25/2000. Jury Trial. - Count as Disposed: MURDER
- State of Oklahoma v. DANIEL TERRY LYNN - No. CF-1995-6003 (Criminal Felony) - Filed: 09/19/1995 - Closed: 10/25/2000 - Judge: Parr, Jack R. Oklahoma Court Network http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/casesearch.asp
"Terry Daniel's blood was never identified at the scene. There was testimony that with the severity of the victim's injuries, blood would have gotten on her killer. No bloody clothes thought to be the killer's ever were found." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri October 20, 2000 "Blood, broken glass cited in murder trial Prosecution rests in 12-year-old case" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716325/ |
| Daniel, Trevor Levi Terry Daniel's son |
OK | "Meanwhile, Trevor Daniel and his sister, Tatum Daniel Nitzel, try to pass the time where minutes seem to drag into what seems like hours. They believe their father is innocent. "I know he's not guilty," Trevor Daniel, 23, said. "In my heart, I know he is not capable of doing something like this." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Wed October 25, 2000 "Family backs accused father Jurors stalled 11 to 1 in Watonga murder trial" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2717005/ |
| Daniel, Zachery Nathen (Zachery Nathen Johnson) Terry Daniel's adopted son |
OK | "The defendant married Deborah Lee Todd on April 29, 1994. Three months later, he was indicted by a Blaine County grand jury. He since adopted his new wife's son, Zack Johnson. Zack Daniel, 20, proudly stands behind Terry Daniel, the man he said has never treated him like a stepson. "He didn't do it," Zack Daniel said. "I have lived with him for six years, and he is a good person - easy to get along with. People who think he did it, let them think it." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Wed October 25, 2000 "Family backs accused father Jurors stalled 11 to 1 in Watonga murder trial" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2717005/ |
| Elliott, Ray Oklahoma County district attorney's criminal division |
OK | "In a prepared statement, Stocker [Cathy Stocker, Blaine County District Attorney] said Ray Elliott, chief of the Oklahoma County district attorney's criminal division, has agreed to handle the case." By Ed Godfrey (The Oklahoman Archives) - Wed July 27, 1994 "Prosecutor Seeks Outside Help in Homicide Case" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2472877/ |
| Farley, Sheila Jury Member |
OK | "Juror Sheila Farley was the only juror crying while the judge read his final instruction. He ordered jurors back to the jury room to try again to come up with a verdict. Farley nodded her head in agreement when Parr read a portion of the instruction, which stated "no juror should ever concur in a verdict which in good conscience he or she believes to be untrue." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Wed October 25, 2000 "Family backs accused father Jurors stalled 11 to 1 in Watonga murder trial" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2717005/ |
| Fatal Attraction A 1987 Movie Staring Michael Douglas Premiere Date: 09/11/1987 Release Date: 09/18/1987 VHS Release Date: September 23, 1997 |
OK | "[Jean Ann] Campbell testified Bobbie Daniel earlier said her children's pet rabbits were killed and she commented it was just like the butchered animals in the 1987 movie, "Fatal Attraction." "In the movie, actor Michael Douglas plays a married man who falls into a weekend fling with a woman. Afterward, she refuses to be cast aside, and commits progressively more serious acts of harassment and violence against her former lover and his family." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) - Sat October 21, 2000 "Murder victim spoke of fear, friend testifies" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716496/ |
| Franklin, Ronald District Judge |
OK | "District Judge Ronald Franklin scheduled the selection of grand jurors to serve on the panel for Tuesday. [July 1994]" By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri July 1, 1994 "Jury Appointed To 6-Year-Old Murder Case" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2470570/ |
| Freeman, Richard Judge |
OK | "In his motion filed Friday, [Irven] Box said the state failed to provide a list of prosecution witnesses and their expected testimony at least seven days before the trial. Box argued that the failure violated court orders issued in 1996 on April 11 and May 14. They were signed by Judge Richard Freeman, the second judge to preside over the case." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Tue October 17, 2000 "Jury selection begins in 12-year-old murder case" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2715857/ |
| Gilbreath, Jean Dear Friend of Roberta Daniel Circulated petition seeking grand jury, Roberta's murder |
OK | "A petition seeking a grand jury to look into an unsolved 6-year-old murder is being circulated in Blaine County. The petition also asks the local district attorney's office be disqualified from the probe and that a lawyer with the state attorney general's office be appointed. Jean Gilbreath of Hinton filed the grand jury petition earlier this week in Blaine County. Gilbreath described herself as a "dear friend" of [Roberta] Daniel." [Gilbreath had watched the victim grow up in Buffalo] By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri June 10, 1994 "Jury Sought for Murder Case" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2468679/ |
| Hett, Mel R. Criminalist for the OSBI |
OK | "Mel Hett, a criminalist for the OSBI, testified in 1994 that the front door lock could not be reached through the broken window. And there were no hairs, blood or fibers to suggest anyone entered through the window, the only point in the house where there was evidence of a forced entry, he said. "It's my opinion that no one has ever been through that window," Hett testified." By Ed Godfrey, Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) "Sun October 15, 2000 Death case still divides Watonga 12 years later" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2715644/ |
| Hurst, Howard Operates an Insurance Company in Watonga 21 yrs |
OK | "It is a murder mystery that has divided a town. "I think the community is probably 50-50 on this case," said Howard Hurst, who has operated an insurance company in downtown Watonga for 21 years. "Fifty percent think it should go to trial; the other 50 think they got the wrong guy." By Ed Godfrey, Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) "Sun October 15, 2000 Death case still divides Watonga 12 years later" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2715644/ |
| Jordan, Fred (Doctor) State Medical Examiner |
OK | "[Mel Hett, a criminalist for the OSBI] Hett and State Medical Examiner Dr. Fred Jordan said they agree that hairs were found on the victim's hands. Jordan testified that he sent the OSBI eight hairs on her left hand. Hett said he only received three. Box wants to know what happened. Hett said the hairs he received belonged to the victim's daughter, Brooke Shephard, and animals, probably cats." - "Jordan said the victim had multiple blunt force injuries to the head, one that broke her skull." - By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri October 20, 2000 "Blood, broken glass cited in murder trial Prosecution rests in 12-year-old case" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716325/ "State Medical Examiner Dr. Fred Jordan testified the woman was dead when the knife was plunged into her stomach. Estimates were that the victim was on her side for 15 to 30 minutes before her body was turned onto her back." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Tue October 24, 2000 "Jury to resume deliberations Watonga man accused of killing wife in 1988" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716881/ |
| Little, Tara Defense Attorney |
OK | "Agent David Sauls, assigned to the Woodward office, tried to contain his frustration while defense attorney Irven Box worked to show the jurors that officers botched the investigation into the Jan. 2, 1988, stabbing and beating death of Roberta "Bobbie" Daniel, 33, at her Watonga home." - "[Irven] Box, along with attorneys Stephen Box and Tara Little, say they discovered 78 areas where officers failed in their investigation. Sauls tried to answer each of the defense questions for more than three hours." By Diana Baldwin (The Oklahoman Archives) Thu October 19, 2000 "Investigator questioned in murder trial" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2716247/ |
| Macy, Bob Oklahoma County District Attorney |
OK | "Christian [District Attorney Robert E. "Gene" Christian of Duncan] said his office took the case a month ago to help ease Oklahoma County District Attorney Bob Macy's caseload in consideration of the looming bombing trial of Terry Nichols. The Daniel murder case had been in the hands of Oklahoma County prosecutors for nearly six years without going to trial." - Oklahoman Archives - Sat April 22, 2000 "Trial set in Watonga fatal beating" |
| McGlaughlin, R.A. Watonga Barber, Former Blaine County Sheriff's Deputy January 2, 1988 R. A.'s Barber Shop |
OK | "Boy," said R.A. McGlaughlin, a barber, "you're asking me to go way back." McGlaughlin studiously snipped a customer's hair while he pondered inquires into the 12-year-old murder case. In the coming days, he'll be asked to remember specifics in front of an Oklahoma County jury. He vows to do his best." "In 1988, McGlaughlin worked as a Blaine County sheriff's deputy. He was one of the first to arrive at the murder scene - a site one judge described as "clearly a set-up" robbery. McGlaughlin remembers "the mess" he found, but declined to comment specifically due to his upcoming testimony. What he is fairly certain of is the community's interest in the case. "Ah," he said, "I wouldn't really think this would be that important to people around here. Not now." Oklahoman Archives - Sun October 15, 2000 "Residents haven't forgotten murder" http://www.newsok.com/ |
| Miller, Janice Roberta Daniel's Mother Administrator of estate until her death in 1994 |
OK | "[Crieg] Rittenhouse said he was asked last year by Roberta Daniel's mother to look into her daughter's murder. The mother, Janice Miller, had served as administrator of Roberta Daniel's estate and was concerned about her former son-in-law having access to a $500,000 life insurance policy that was part of her daughter's estate, Rittenhouse said. Miller died earlier this year [1994], and last week's hearing was held to name a new administrator." Oklahoman Archives - Fri May 6, 1994 "Prosecutor Disputes Watonga Widower's Claim" |
| Moore, Mark Associate District Judge |
OK | "[Janice] Miller died earlier this year [1994], and last week's hearing was held to name a new administrator. Miller asked for [Crieg] Rittenhouse's help because he knew her daughter, he said. Rittenhouse testified against Terry Daniel being named administrator. Associate District Judge Mark Moore ruled out Terry Daniel as administrator of the estate, and took the estate under advisement." - Fri May 6, 1994 "Prosecutor Disputes Watonga Widower's Claim" |
| Nitzel Tatum Lessie (Tatum Lessie Daniel) Terry Daniel's daughter |
OK | "Tatum [Daniel] Nitzel, the defendant's daughter from a previous marriage, testified that one night about two months before the slaying she and her stepmother were home alone when someone tried to get in the back door. "They were wiggling the door handle," Nitzel said. "She opened the door, and she slammed it on a hand. That is what I saw." Nitzel said she was told to call [Terry] Daniel, and he came home." - Oklahoman Archives - Sat 10/21/2000 "Murder victim spoke of fear, friend testifies" |
| Orr, David Lee He sold Daniel a $100,000 life insurance policy in 1984 Policy dropped: Non-payment |
OK | "In the summer before the victim's death, Daniel purchased $500,000 life insurance policies for himself and his wife. David Lee Orr of Woodward said he sold Daniel a $100,000 life insurance policy in 1984. After about a year, Orr said the policy was dropped because the defendant failed to make monthly payments." Oklahoman Archives - Wed October 18, 2000 "Jury told Watonga murder defendant deep in debt" |
| Parr, Jack R. Retired District Judge |
OK | "Attorney Irven Box of Oklahoma City filed a motion asking for the dismissal [2000] because prosecutors failed to provide a list of witnesses expected to testify against Terry Daniel of Watonga. Retired Judge Jack Parr denied the motion before selection of the five-man, seven-woman jury began. Opening statements are expected to begin this morning." - Oklahoman Archives - Tue October 17, 2000 "Jury selection begins in 12-year-old murder case" |
| Patterson, Cherlyn Jury Forewoman |
OK | "Retired judge Jack Parr called the jurors into the courtroom Tuesday afternoon because they had not reached a verdict. Jury forewoman Cherlyn Patterson told the judge their vote was 11 to 1, but she was not allowed to say which verdict the majority wanted." - Wed October 25, 2000 "Family backs accused father Jurors stalled 11 to 1" |
| Peters, Jerry OSBI Criminalist testified during the Oct 2000 trial |
OK | "Daniel said he found his wife's body when he returned home from work after 11 p.m. A window was broken and the living room was in disarray. However, OSBI criminalist Jerry Peters said there was no way anyone could have climbed through the broken window." Thu October 19, 2000 "Investigator questioned in murder trial" |
| Renfrow, Paul Spokesman for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation |
OK | Spokesman for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation |
| Rittenhouse, Crieg Harper County Oklahoma Assistant District Attorney Crieg Rittenhouse, Attorney 110 Northeast 4th Street Guymon, OK 73942 (580) 338-8082 |
OK | "Crieg Rittenhouse, a Harper County assistant district attorney, said Thursday [05/05/1994] he is offering Blaine County prosecutors 200 pages of evidence which he says supports his allegation. Rittenhouse announced his findings last week [1994] during a probate hearing in Blaine County District Court held to appoint a new administrator for the estate of Roberta Daniel." By Michael McNutt (The Oklahoman Archives) Fri May 6, 1994 "Prosecutor Disputes Watonga Widower's Claim" http://www.newsok.com/article/keyword/2465332/ |
| Robinett, Donald Wayne Friend of Daniels Moved to Midland, Texas |
OK | "[Defense Attorney, Irven] Box even points the finger at Donald Wayne Robinett, a friend of the Daniel, as the killer. Robinett was at the Daniels' home on the day of the slaying to retrieve videotapes. Box said Robinett went into the house and talked to the defendant on the telephone. Robinett's fingerprints were found on the telephone in the kitchen." - "Robinett, now of Midland, Texas, denied that he and the victim were involved romantically. Box accused Robinett of changing his story and blamed investigators for not testing blood samples and investigating Robinett's muddy boot prints and pickup tracks. David Sauls, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation's case agent, said Robinett was eliminated partly as a suspect because Terry Daniel first said he saw his wife alive after Robinett's visit." Oklahoman.com - Fri 10/20/2000 "Blood, broken glass cited in murder trial Prosecution rests in 12-year-old case" "Robinett, who was at the Daniels' home the day of the slaying, testified he was suspected of having a sexual relationship with the victim and then killing her." - "In 1994, agents obtained a blood sample from Robinett for DNA analysis, but the test never was conducted." - Oklahoman, Tue 10/24/2000 "Jury to resume deliberations" |
| Sauls, David Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Agent |
OK | "Agent David Sauls, assigned to the Woodward office, tried to contain his frustration while defense attorney Irven Box worked to show the jurors that officers botched the investigation into the Jan. 2, 1988, stabbing and beating death of Roberta "Bobbie" Daniel, 33, at her Watonga home. Sauls, the case officer, repeatedly defended his investigation that led to the arrest of the victim's husband, Terry Lynn Daniel, 47, six years after her death." Oklahoman Archives - Thu October 19, 2000 "Investigator questioned in murder trial" |
| Shepard, Brooke Lynn Roberta Daniel's daughter |
OK | "Each day, Brooke Shephard, the victim's daughter, sat on the front row of the courtroom across the aisle from the defendant's family and friends. Shephard waits for a verdict with her family and friends in another building. She did not want to comment until after the jurors reach a verdict." Wed October 25, 2000 "Family backs accused father Jurors stalled 11 to 1 in Watonga murder" |
| Stilwell, Jeremy Assistant District Attorney |
OK | "Attorney Irven Box of Oklahoma City filed a motion asking for the dismissal [2000] because prosecutors failed to provide a list of witnesses expected to testify against Terry Daniel of Watonga." - "The state's argument against the dismissal is not known because the judge issued a gag order, prohibiting either side from discussing the case. The order was requested by assistant district attorneys Robert Beal and Jeremy Stilwell of Chickasha. The Grady County district attorney's office was appointed as special prosecutor in the case." Oklahoman Archives - Tue October 17, 2000 "Jury selection begins in 12-year-old murder case" |
| Stocker, Cathy Blaine Co District Attorney |
OK | "District Attorney Cathy Stoker of Enid refused to file a murder charge against Daniel in 1988, citing insufficient evidence, but a county grand jury indicted Daniel on July 4, 1994. To make sure Daniel got a fair trial, the case was moved to Oklahoma County where it languished for six more years." Tue 10/24/2000 "Jury to resume deliberations" |
| Tipley, Chris Watonga police officer |
OK | "I think there will be lots of interest because it's been such a controversial case," said Chris Teply, a longtime Watonga police officer running for Blaine County sheriff. "But I'm kind of like the rest of the community. I believe it's going to trial when it actually happens." - Sun 10/15/2000 "Residents haven't forgotten murder" |
| Todd, Deborah Lee Terry Daniel wife 05/04/1994 |
OK | No. ML-1994-1838 (Filed: 04/29/1994) - DANIEL, TERRY LYNN , Male Applicant - TODD, DEBORAH LEE , Female Applicant - MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE RECORDED 05/04/1994 Oklahoma Court Network |
| Trumbley, Kent Worked next door to Daniel's house southeast of Watonga's downtown district were Roberta was murdered |
OK | "I think it's still in the back of everyone's mind," said Kent Trumbley, who was 14 at the time of the murder. "I'd like to know who did it. I think everyone would." Trumbley, 26, is reminded from time to time of the slaying when he shows up to work. His place of employment - Quiz-Tech Oilfield Production and Equipment - is next door to the Daniels' old two-story brick house southeast of Watonga's downtown district." Oklahoman Archives - Sun October 15, 2000 "Residents haven't forgotten murder" http://www.newsok.com/ |
| Walker, Jan Resident of Watonga |
OK | "I was working at the co-op in Greenfield," recalled Jan Walker, a lifelong Watonga resident. "I remember being totally shocked and in disbelief." - Oklahoman Archives - Sun October 15, 2000 "Residents haven't forgotten murder" |
| Wintory, Richard Oklahoma County Assistant District Attorney |
OK | "Several trial postponements later, Elliott [Oklahoma County Chief Criminal Prosecutor Ray Elliott] was elected judge and the case was passed on to Oklahoma County Assistant District Attorney Richard Wintory. Wintory said this week [April 2000] that the case was passed to Stephens County prosecutors due to a full caseload in Oklahoma County." Oklahoman Archives - Sat April 22, 2000 "Trial set in Watonga fatal beating" http://www.newsok.com/ |
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