Officers' Incident Report for Slain Anadarko Pastor Released

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OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has released an incident report from police officers who initially found a pastor dead in an Anadarko church.

According to the report, officer Ashley Burrus discovered Carol Daniels about 12:02 p.m. August 23 after a couple asked police to check on Daniels. The report states that Burrus entered the south door of Worthy Temple Christ Holy Sanctified Church and noticed Daniels' body.

Read the police officer's incident report.

At 12:15 p.m. Andarko Police Captain Dwaine Miller entered the sanctuary. Miller stated he saw the victim "lying prone on the floor just inside the door to the sanctuary."

The 61-year-old Daniels suffered mulitple gashes to her neck and throat, as well as stab wounds to her chest, back, stomach and hands.

The Caddo County Crime Stoppers program added $5,000 to a reward. OSBI inspector Steve Neuman said the reward in the case is now up to $15,000.

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