Affidavit: Jaymie Adams' husband tells police he used Craigslist to solicit men for sex

Justin Adams also revealed his wife was meeting with men several times a week in her work as a prostitute, according to search warrant affidavits filed Thursday in Oklahoma County.

The search warrants show investigators requested access to seven email accounts used by the couple between Oct. 1 and Jan. 4.

The body of Jaymie Adams, a mother of four who was pregnant with her fifth child at the time of her death, was found Jan. 7 by dirt bike riders in a wooded area just east of the 7200 block of S Douglas Boulevard.

The woman had been missing for nearly a month when her body was found.

Investigators said Justin Adams consented to a search of his laptop and cellphone, revealing both he and his wife were actively using email correspondence “to solicit for sex.”

Earlier in the week, search warrants were filed in the case indicating a metro-area man was questioned by homicide detectives in the Jaymie Adams investigation.

The man told police he had contacted the Blanchard woman several times the day before she went missing about a Craigslist advertisement she had posted, but that he never met with her.

Warrants filed Tuesday also revealed Justin Adams' mother, Tina Clarke, was interviewed by police shortly after the missing persons report was filed.

Clarke told investigators her son knocked on her door at 3 a.m. the day Jaymie Adams was reported missing and asked to use her vehicle to go look for his wife.

She said she and Justin Adams drove around looking for the missing woman that morning, finding time to drop off the couple's 5-month-old daughter with a relative in the process.