Revamp - Remember Every Victim And Missing Person

03/10/2026

23-year-old mother Mary Ann Copeland Etter has been missing from Fletcher, Oklahoma since February 26th, 1983, 42 years ago this year. She had spent the evening at the Skate-a-Rena skating rink in Lawton, Oklahoma located on the 1900 block of NW 72nd St. It was her birthday celebration. Her friends dropped her off that night at her home in Fletcher located on the 400 block of North Drive. Her husband, Floyd Melvin Etter, Jr., was staying at his parent's residence with their two-year-old child. Mary's friends stated that as Mary was walking to her home the lights came on inside. It's unknown who was inside the house.

Mary's siblings Elizabeth and James Copeland went to the home on February 27th to see their sister. The two often stayed at the home. That day Mary wasn't home but they recalled finding some blood on the porch and cleaning it off. They reported this to police when they realized their sister was missing. A few days after that incident some clothing was found in a dumpster in Fletcher. It was collected as possible evidence. It's unknown if it's ever been tested.

Floyd did not report Mary missing. The missing persons report was filed by her father Irvin Copeland, about two weeks after she was seen. The missing date is stated as March 5th, 1983 in many articles. Many years later, when the case was being looked at again, it was determined the original report was lost and it was refiled in 1991. At that time Floyd was still living in the same home and had remarried. A search warrant was executed for the home and Luminol was used to look for any evidence of foul play. A large trail was found from the front porch to the back of the house. It's yet to be confirmed if this was blood and if it was Mary's.

Floyd, who went by Melvin, had a previous criminal record when he married Mary. He had been charged with robbery. In 1991 he was convicted of assault and battery with a deadly weapon (pistol) and had a protective order successfully filed against him by a woman in 2009. He died in 2014.

Mary was 5'1 and 110-130lbs with blonde hair and blue eyes. Her son was 2-years-old at the time of her disappearance. Her case remains open. She is listed as # MP21853 in NamUs and there are 7 comparisons for her DNA/dentals.

Please contact the Lawton Crime Stoppers with any information in the mysterious disappearance of young mother Mary Ann Copeland Etter at 580-355-4636, referencing case # 1983-384. You never know what information can solve a case.

02/08/2026

02/08/2026

🔓 If you own a firearm, remember to be Gun Smart by removing fi****ms from your vehicle and locking them away, especially during the overnight hours when vehicle breaking and entering incidents are more likely to occur.

02/08/2026

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02/08/2026

23-year-old Darian Michelle Hudson has been missing from Stillwater, Oklahoma since October 24th, 2017. She hasn't been seen or heard from since.

Darian's parents were notified that Darian was missing after she failed to show up for her shift at Chili's, which wasn't like her. Darian had recently been dealing with many stressful situations - she had a miscarriage and her romantic relationship ended. In fact, Darian had just decided to move back home with her mother in Wichita, Kansas and return to school to become a nurse.

Darian's parents came to Stillwater immediately after Darian's roommate and sister found the door of her home on the 500 block of west Fifth St. wide open. The lights were on and dishes in the sink. Her phone and all her belongings were in the home. When her parents went to Stillwater Police Department to report her missing they were told they needed to wait 48 hours to file a report. (This is NEVER true. Do not let law enforcement tell you otherwise.) Her parents continued searching for Darian in that time and returned to file the report.

Soon after, a man used Darian's debit card in Oklahoma City. He told investigators that he found the debit card in a purse on a concrete sewage container at a church construction site he worked located at 711 N. Country Club Rd. It was determined that Darian was last seen in that area walking toward Country Club Drive and McElroy on October 26th in a wooded area. Dogs weren't brought in to search the area until December 4th, 2017. While Darian was not found in that search many of her personal items were discovered. Many theorize that Darian's body could have been hidden within the construction of the new church.

Darian is known for her beautiful smile and big heart. She played softball during her time at Langston University and made many close friends there who are still actively searching for her. Darian did not have a vehicle at the time of her disappearance. It is possible she was suffering from a mental health crisis at the time considering all she had recently been through. Darian is 5'3 and 120 lbs with black hair and brown eyes. She was wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and maybe a dark-colored coat at the time. She has a large tattoo on her back of a feather with the words "Birds of a feather". Darian is listed as # MP40719 in NaMus and there is currently two exclusions for her DNA/dentals.

Please call the Stillwater Police at 405-372-4171, referencing case # 2017-32666, with any information in the disappearance of Darian Michelle Hudson. Her family continues to search for her.

02/08/2026

Certificate of Appreciation presented to Investigator Doug Smith for his exceptional service to the citizens of Crawford County and his dedication to maintaining the s*x offender registry, helping keep our community informed and safe. Crawford County is better because you’re in it. Thank you!🚔💙🖤

02/08/2026

Three of the five people charged in an August 2025 Fort Smith shooting that injured one person have pleaded guilty and been sentenced to prison.

02/08/2026

Court documents say that Amber Waterman, the woman accused of kidnapping and killing a Benton County woman and her unborn child, could change her plea during her next hearing.

Link in the comments for the latest.

12/28/2025

Barbara "Barbie" Lisa Stewart was last seen at the Cherokee Travel Plaza at 101 Cherokee Blvd in Roland, Oklahoma on August 4th, 2017. She was 56-years-old at the time of her disappearance.

Barbie has a heart condition and memory issues. She is 5'4-5'9 and 160-220lbs with blonde hair and blue eyes. She was born in September of 1960 and lived most of her life in Arkansas. Her maiden name was Jones. Barbie was wearing a faded teal tee with a pic of a black cross with black outlines, black knit leggings with black ankle socks and either black sneakers with Dr. Scholl's inserts or dark green and brown knee high Holo boots with black soles. She is # MP40097 in Namus.

Some of Barbie's personal items and clothing was later found in a dumpster behind the Rainbow Car Wash in Alma, Arkansa. Alma is 21 miles from Roland. It's unknown how those items ended up in the dumpster. If you have any idea or know anything about the whereabouts of Barbie Stewart please call the Crawford County Sheriff at 479-474-2581.

07/25/2025

Donna Fay Schatz’s body was found tied to a concrete block in Grand Lake near Jay, Oklahoma by fishermen on May 10, 1981. It was determined she had been shot 10 times in the head and chest. The fisherman who found her said that the block had been tied around her leg twice with barbed wire in efforts to weigh her body down.

Donna Fay had been associated with members of a motorcycle gang, The Outlaws, run out of Oklahoma City. It was suspected she was a drug courier for the gang that transported drugs from Cocoa Beach, Florida, and Oklahoma City.

A drug raid involving 5 people was performed after an 8-month-long narcotics investigation into a drug ring being run out of a home in Belleville, Illinois. Members of The Outlaws traveled back and forth from the house and Oklahoma City.

Three people were arrested during the raid and a fourth person was shot by police after the fact. A few days after the raid, Robert Love was found shot in the back along Illinois Route 15 outside of Belleville. Robert was confirmed to have been in the Belleville home before the raid occurred. President of the Oklahoma chapter of The Outlaws, Scott “Little Wolf” Killip, a known associate of Donna Fay had also been arrested at the drug raid.

Little else is known about Donna Fay and the circumstances surrounding her murder. If you or anyone you know has any information about the murder of Donna Fay Schatz, please contact the Deleware County Sheriff’s Office at (918) 253-4531.