Ashley Flowers

The ex-husband cooperated and said that he had been in Anadarko all week and he had no idea who might have killed Awachigi. He said she actually had full custody of their daughter, but it just so happened that week their daughter had been with him. Police had no reason not to believe the man's alibi, so they moved on to see what else they could find out about Awachigi's personal life.

The ex-husband cooperated and said that he had been in Anadarko all week and he had no idea who might have killed Awachigi. He said she actually had full custody of their daughter, but it just so happened that week their daughter had been with him. Police had no reason not to believe the man's alibi, so they moved on to see what else they could find out about Awachigi's personal life.

The ex-husband cooperated and said that he had been in Anadarko all week and he had no idea who might have killed Awachigi. He said she actually had full custody of their daughter, but it just so happened that week their daughter had been with him. Police had no reason not to believe the man's alibi, so they moved on to see what else they could find out about Awachigi's personal life.

When it was her turn to give a statement, Tony filled police in about the weird text and Facebook status about Moose. Tony said it didn't sound like Awachiki, who usually texted in full sentences and didn't use abbreviations. Tony also told police since moving to Norman, Awachiki had been online dating and not too long ago she had started seeing a man who went by Moose.

When it was her turn to give a statement, Tony filled police in about the weird text and Facebook status about Moose. Tony said it didn't sound like Awachiki, who usually texted in full sentences and didn't use abbreviations. Tony also told police since moving to Norman, Awachiki had been online dating and not too long ago she had started seeing a man who went by Moose.

When it was her turn to give a statement, Tony filled police in about the weird text and Facebook status about Moose. Tony said it didn't sound like Awachiki, who usually texted in full sentences and didn't use abbreviations. Tony also told police since moving to Norman, Awachiki had been online dating and not too long ago she had started seeing a man who went by Moose.

And that guy lived in Oklahoma City. Studying Awachigi's Facebook status, Moose is trying to KM, police deciphered it as Moose is trying to kill me. So it was imperative that they find Moose ASAP, which they did. He was in Oklahoma City, about a half an hour north of Norman.

And that guy lived in Oklahoma City. Studying Awachigi's Facebook status, Moose is trying to KM, police deciphered it as Moose is trying to kill me. So it was imperative that they find Moose ASAP, which they did. He was in Oklahoma City, about a half an hour north of Norman.

And that guy lived in Oklahoma City. Studying Awachigi's Facebook status, Moose is trying to KM, police deciphered it as Moose is trying to kill me. So it was imperative that they find Moose ASAP, which they did. He was in Oklahoma City, about a half an hour north of Norman.

Moose was shocked to hear about Awachigi's death, and he was willing to talk to police, telling detectives the two hadn't known each other very long. When he was shown the Facebook status that mentioned him by name, Moose immediately gave an alibi.

Moose was shocked to hear about Awachigi's death, and he was willing to talk to police, telling detectives the two hadn't known each other very long. When he was shown the Facebook status that mentioned him by name, Moose immediately gave an alibi.

Moose was shocked to hear about Awachigi's death, and he was willing to talk to police, telling detectives the two hadn't known each other very long. When he was shown the Facebook status that mentioned him by name, Moose immediately gave an alibi.

But just as investigators started working to verify Moose's whereabouts over the last few days, they became aware of a weird call that had been made from Awachigi's apartment the day she was murdered. It was to 911 and made by Awachigi herself.

But just as investigators started working to verify Moose's whereabouts over the last few days, they became aware of a weird call that had been made from Awachigi's apartment the day she was murdered. It was to 911 and made by Awachigi herself.

But just as investigators started working to verify Moose's whereabouts over the last few days, they became aware of a weird call that had been made from Awachigi's apartment the day she was murdered. It was to 911 and made by Awachigi herself.

It's difficult to make out what's going on, but obviously something was wrong. And minutes later, Awajigi called back, but this time her tone was different.

It's difficult to make out what's going on, but obviously something was wrong. And minutes later, Awajigi called back, but this time her tone was different.

It's difficult to make out what's going on, but obviously something was wrong. And minutes later, Awajigi called back, but this time her tone was different.

Thank you. The dispatcher never routed a police officer to her apartment. And officials didn't put two and two together until the next day when they realized that there was a murder investigation underway at the same location. Norman police detective Jim Parks, who's working the case today, has analyzed those phone calls over and over.

Thank you. The dispatcher never routed a police officer to her apartment. And officials didn't put two and two together until the next day when they realized that there was a murder investigation underway at the same location. Norman police detective Jim Parks, who's working the case today, has analyzed those phone calls over and over.