Sheriff: Condition Of Remains Fits Oklahoma Girl's History

Associated Press

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Oregon investigators say autopsy results from remains found in a rental storage unit are consistent with the medical history of a missing 11-year-old Oklahoma girl, but the identity needs to be confirmed through dental records.

A couple, 35-year-old Abel Wolf and 40-year-old Denise Wolf, are being held in Havre, Mont. They are charged in Oklahoma with unlawful removal of a body. An extradition hearing is scheduled Thursday.

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They are suspected of burying Abel Wolf's daughter, Cheyenne, then digging up her remains and moving them from state to state.

In Oregon, the Umatilla County sheriff's office said in a brief statement that the autopsy was done Wednesday, and results were consistent with the girl's medical history.