Who Killed Vicki Carpenter in 1985 ???
Vicki Clements Carpenter graduated from Denver's Temple Baptist Academy in 1978. The following year she married Paul Carpenter. Their son, Justin, was born in December 1981. Vicki was employed by King Soopers as a Secretary at their store on Montview in Aurora. A popular, outgoing individual, she enjoyed country-western dancing. Separated from her husband in August 1984, Vicki and Justin lived with her mother, Lynette Clements.
On the evening of February 18, 1985, Vicki went to Knicks Restaurant and Saloon for the first time to participate in a fashion contest. At about midnight she left Knicks and headed home. She never showed up and her mother reported her as missing the next day. Witnesses at Knicks later stated they saw Vicki get into her white and maroon, 1967 Buick by herself. The car was later found abandoned and disabled only a half mile east of Knicks, in the parking lot of an apartment complex.
Vicki's partially submerged body was found in the Cherry Creek Spillway on April 2, 1985. Authorities believe she was strangled. If you have information that might be related to this crime, please call Investigator Bruce Isaacson at the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office - 720-874-4022 - or email him at [email protected]
Date of Death: 04/02/1985
Jurisdiction: Arapahoe County
Location: Cherry Creek Spillway
Local Case Number: 85-10495
Case Status: Unresolved
Case Type: Homicide
Detective Name and Phone: Bruce Isaacson 720-847-4022 http://www.echelondata.com/clients/FOVAMP/victims/ victimDetail.php?id=66
Vicki Clements Carpenter graduated from Denver's Temple Baptist Academy in 1978. The following year she married Paul Carpenter. Their son, Justin, was born in December 1981. Vicki was employed by King Soopers as a Secretary at their store on Montview in Aurora. A popular, outgoing individual, she enjoyed country-western dancing. Separated from her husband in August 1984, Vicki and Justin lived with her mother, Lynette Clements.
On the evening of February 18, 1985, Vicki went to Knicks Restaurant and Saloon for the first time to participate in a fashion contest. At about midnight she left Knicks and headed home. She never showed up and her mother reported her as missing the next day. Witnesses at Knicks later stated they saw Vicki get into her white and maroon, 1967 Buick by herself. The car was later found abandoned and disabled only a half mile east of Knicks, in the parking lot of an apartment complex.
Vicki's partially submerged body was found in the Cherry Creek Spillway on April 2, 1985. Authorities believe she was strangled. If you have information that might be related to this crime, please call Investigator Bruce Isaacson at the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office - 720-874-4022 - or email him at [email protected]
Date of Death: 04/02/1985
Jurisdiction: Arapahoe County
Location: Cherry Creek Spillway
Local Case Number: 85-10495
Case Status: Unresolved
Case Type: Homicide
Detective Name and Phone: Bruce Isaacson 720-847-4022 http://www.echelondata.com/clients/FOVAMP/victims/ victimDetail.php?id=66
Who Killed Vicki Carpenter in 1985 ???
Vicki Clements Carpenter graduated from Denver's Temple Baptist Academy in 1978. The following year she married Paul Carpenter. Their son, Justin, was born in December 1981. Vicki was employed by King Soopers as a Secretary at their store on Montview in Aurora. A popular, outgoing individual, she enjoyed country-western dancing. Separated from her husband in August 1984, Vicki and Justin lived with her mother, Lynette Clements.
On the evening of February 18, 1985, Vicki went to Knicks Restaurant and Saloon for the first time to participate in a fashion contest. At about midnight she left Knicks and headed home. She never showed up and her mother reported her as missing the next day. Witnesses at Knicks later stated they saw Vicki get into her white and maroon, 1967 Buick by herself. The car was later found abandoned and disabled only a half mile east of Knicks, in the parking lot of an apartment complex.
Vicki's partially submerged body was found in the Cherry Creek Spillway on April 2, 1985. Authorities believe she was strangled. If you have information that might be related to this crime, please call Investigator Bruce Isaacson at the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office - 720-874-4022 - or email him at [email protected]
Date of Death: 04/02/1985
Jurisdiction: Arapahoe County
Location: Cherry Creek Spillway
Local Case Number: 85-10495
Case Status: Unresolved
Case Type: Homicide
Detective Name and Phone: Bruce Isaacson 720-847-4022 http://www.echelondata.com/clients/FOVAMP/victims/ victimDetail.php?id=66
Vicki Clements Carpenter graduated from Denver's Temple Baptist Academy in 1978. The following year she married Paul Carpenter. Their son, Justin, was born in December 1981. Vicki was employed by King Soopers as a Secretary at their store on Montview in Aurora. A popular, outgoing individual, she enjoyed country-western dancing. Separated from her husband in August 1984, Vicki and Justin lived with her mother, Lynette Clements.
On the evening of February 18, 1985, Vicki went to Knicks Restaurant and Saloon for the first time to participate in a fashion contest. At about midnight she left Knicks and headed home. She never showed up and her mother reported her as missing the next day. Witnesses at Knicks later stated they saw Vicki get into her white and maroon, 1967 Buick by herself. The car was later found abandoned and disabled only a half mile east of Knicks, in the parking lot of an apartment complex.
Vicki's partially submerged body was found in the Cherry Creek Spillway on April 2, 1985. Authorities believe she was strangled. If you have information that might be related to this crime, please call Investigator Bruce Isaacson at the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office - 720-874-4022 - or email him at [email protected]
Date of Death: 04/02/1985
Jurisdiction: Arapahoe County
Location: Cherry Creek Spillway
Local Case Number: 85-10495
Case Status: Unresolved
Case Type: Homicide
Detective Name and Phone: Bruce Isaacson 720-847-4022 http://www.echelondata.com/clients/FOVAMP/victims/ victimDetail.php?id=66
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