Jasmine Haslag--34, Jeff City, MO - 6/18/07

[darcie]

Jasmine Haslag--34, Cole County, Missouri. Reported missing June 18, 2007.


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A missing persons release was issued Wednesday for Haslag, 31, of 3404 North Ten Mile Drive, who was last seen on June 18 when she was supposed to have gone to Bland to pick up her children

Her vehicle was recovered on June 20 by the Callaway County Sheriff's Department abandoned in a field between Dixie and Mokane.

Haslag is described as a white female, with shoulder-length light brown hair - usually worn in a pony tail. She stands 5-9 and weighs 130 pounds.

Authorities said they can't rule out foul play and they didn't know of any particular medical problems that Jasmine may have been suffering, although her mother did say she might be suffering from depression.

A check of court records found two drug-related charges in Miller County where Haslag is named as a defendant. She is scheduled to appear on those charges July 18.

Link:

http://www.newstribune.com/articles/2007/06/30/news_local/185local05missing.txt

[darcie]

Here are some additional links. Nothing really new reported, but I sure haven't heard anything about this woman and I live in Missouri. Maybe, we at Court TV can help put her name out in the public's eye.

Links:

http://www.jeffcitycrimestoppers.com/missingpersons.htm

http://new.krcgonline.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=39221

[kaylynn]

there is some more information in this message board thread: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-50784.html

Seems most people believe she ran off..


:rose: For Jasmine and family.

[emmeblu]

I hate to say it but do you think she may have run off to avoid going to court on the drug charge?
Really cannot understand why anyone would put their family through something like this for any reason.

Hope this young woman is safe and will return home or contact her family soon if she ran off.

If foul play, hope she is safe and will be found soon.
:rose:

[darcie]

I've looked for some updates on Jasmine, but have yet to find any. Yes, with the recent drug charges i guess it would be easy to say she ran off. I don't know, i think how can a mother do that? But I am finding more and more that mothers, fathers, can do lots of horrendous things.

I hope that she is safe, and gets a chance to straighten out her life and be a mother to her children.

[Jodibug]

http://www.krcgonline.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=43217




Jasmine is still missing.

[Jodibug]

BUMP!

Jasmine is still missing...

[darcie]

http://www.komu.com/satellite/SatelliteRender/KOMU.com/ba8a4513-c0a8-2f11-0063-9bd94c70*769/71*1cf1e-80ce-0971-0100-1*0799cdb104



Woman's Body Found


MOKANE -- A reserve officer of the Callaway County Sheriff's Department was looking for mushrooms near the Mokane River and made a more disturbing discovery.

The identity of the body is not confirmed, but it appears to be a female's body.


Examiners scheduled an autopsy for 9:00 am Monday. The Sheriff's aren't sure of the cause of death, but do believe there's reason to believe there's foul play.

The sheriff's department was notified at 3:50 p.m. Sunday about the corpse. The Callaway County and the Osage County Sheriffs Departments are working the ongoing investigation. They have named County Road 479 near PP as a crime scene and closed all traffic on the road, while river access is shut down all of Monday.

The Sheriffs departments' have not speculated whether or not they think the body may be that of missing Russellville woman Jasmine Haslag who went missing June 18th, 2007. Haslag was desclared missing after she never showed to pick up her children. Her car was found miles from where the female body was found Sunday.


Prayers for the Haslag Family...........Hoping that if this is Jasmine, they find answers soon.

[Maelstrom5]

Friday, April 18, 2008

Olten acquitted in federal trial

Olten acquitted in federal trial
By Bob Watson
bwatson@newstribune.com

A federal jury in Kansas City on Wednesday acquitted a Russellville man on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and possessing methamphetamine with the intent to distribute it.

The jury's verdict ended a three-day trial against Dale Olten, 45.

"Their case was based on the mere fact that a gun and drugs were found in Dale's truck," defense attorney Dan Dodson said Wednesday afternoon.

"The jury seemed to accept our witness' testimony - including Dale Olten - that it wasn't his and he didn't know it was in the truck."

Olten and his roommate, Jasmine Haslag, originally were charged with second-degree drug trafficking after they were stopped May 24, 2007, by an Eldon Police officer, in a 1977 Chevrolet truck with no tail lights.

Police said then a search of the vehicle revealed nearly 80 grams of methamphetamine, over 100 grams of marijuana, over $1,000 in cash and a pistol with the serial number removed.

Olten's case was turned over to federal prosecutors, while Haslag was named in state charges filed in Miller County.

Haslag later disappeared and her case now is being treated as a murder.

She last was seen June 18, 2007, as she was leaving Jefferson City to pick up her children in Bland. She never made it there, nor telephoned her children, which family members said was her practice.

Her car was found June 20 in a field along Route PP in southern Callaway County, between Mokane and Dixie.

Dodson said Olten's federal case was moved to Kansas City because of the publicity about Haslag's disappearance.

Source:
http://www.newstribune.com/articles/2008/04/18/news_local/258local09acquittal.txt

[darcie]

Wanted to put Jasmine's website up.....

http://findjasminehaslag.com/

[Maelstrom5]

TY darcie

Here is Jasmine's Myspace Page;
Find Jasmine: http://www.myspace.com/findjasmine

And the group her mother help found;

Missouri Missing: http://www.myspace.com/missourimissing

Peter

[starling]

http://www.columbiatribune.com/2008/Apr/20080421News052.asp
The remains of a woman found yesterday by a Callaway County sheriff’s deputy near the Missouri River access at Mokane are not those of 31-year-old Jasmine Haslag of Russellville. Callaway County Sheriff Dennis Crane said fingerprints from the unidentified woman do not match Haslag, who went missing about 10 months ago.

[darcie]

Wow, thanks for that info starling!. Interesting to say the least. Now we have a body, but no name.

Prayers that her body leaves clues to her identity, and answers many questions as to how and why......With fingerprints capabable of being used, seems that the body couldn't have been there for a real long time. I am just guessing though.

[darcie]

Just wanted to post this update on the body which was found, although it isn't Jasmine.
http://www.columbiatribune.com/2008/Apr/20080422News004.asp

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Crane estimated the woman to be between 25 and 40 years old.

[AmndaRcknwth]

BevAnn,

Her site was replaced when her Mom co-founded a new org called Missouri Missing.

Here's the link:
http://missourimissing.org/