An Illinois woman arrested last year for concealing a body in her storage unit has now been charged with murder.
Marcy L. Oglesby was arrested on October 11, 2022, when investigators were called to a suspicious odor at a storage facility in Maquon.
Knox County Sheriff’s deputies met with the facilities owner and manager and the unit’s owner — Oglesby — to investigate. Oglesby unlocked the unit and told deputies the smell came from an opossum that had died inside, KTVI reported.
But when they asked what was inside a large box in the unit, Oglesby said there was a body inside. Deputies halted their immediate investigation, called in the state crime lab, and obtained a warrant to open the box. When they did, they found decomposed remains.
Oglesby was arrested and charged with concealing a body.
But on Monday this week, Oglesby appeared via Zoom in court to be charged with murder, attempted murder, aggravated battery/ingest toxic substance, and concealment of a homicidal death.
Local media did not provide any details about the murder, including the identity of the victim.
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[Featured image: Marcy Oglesby/Knox County Sheriff’s Office]
Post source: Crime Online
