Holly Cantrell Killed: Throughout the previous two years, agents have had stays that could’ve been Holly Cantrell. Leaving her family baffled with inquiries regarding why it’s taking such a long time to see whether it’s really her. To start with, it will require three months to get the DNA, at that point it’s a half year. One month from now it will be 2 years,” said Sherrill Wilkins, Holly’s auntie.

Presently, they at last have their answer.

The Pittsburg County Sheriff’s office recognized those bones as Cantrell’s this week. Preston Rodgers with McAlester PD said the significant delay has been odd in any event, for them. “It’s exceptional for this to take this long for us to find a solution, so it has been somewhat more testing all through this case,” said Rodgers.

The remaining parts were found in 2018 close to lake Eufaula, a year after Cantrell disappeared from her position at McAlester Regional Health Center.

“Indeed, even at first for the situation we had volunteers approaching, just everyone included and it’s been incredible to have the help on this case,” said Rodgers.

Sgt. Rodgers said simply realizing the bones have a place with Cantrell permits police to proceed onward to discovering what befell her.