Anniversary of Anadarko pastor's slaying comes with few leads
A year after the Rev. Carol Daniels was slain, there have been no arrests. Authorities say they are hoping for a break in the case.
ANADARKO — It's been a year since the body of an Anadarko church pastor was found mutilated behind the altar of the sanctuary where she preached Sundays to small congregations.
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State investigators said there is a $15,000 reward offered for information in the slaying of the Rev. Carol Daniels at her small church in Anadarko. Anyone who has information is asked to call the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation at (800) 522-8017.
Authorities still are waiting for a break in the investigation into the killing of the Rev. Carol Daniels. No arrests have been made, but Daniels' mother has not given up hope.
Daniels, 61, was pastor of Christ Holy Sanctified Church. On Aug. 23, 2009, she traveled from Oklahoma City as she always did Sundays. It apparently was one of those Sundays when no church members showed up for services, but someone did enter the building.
Police found Daniels' nude body in what appeared to be a "crucifix position." The autopsy report revealed the pastor's hair had been set on fire and her head nearly severed.
In the past year, there have been fewer than 100 possible leads in the case, said Stan Florence, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation inspector.
"We've had some good leads, but they have not come in like you'd expect in a high-profile case," Florence said.
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