Murder trial begins; body of victim never found
Prosecutors face a difficult task this week in trying the man accused of murdering a 51-year-old Fort Worth woman.
Glenda Gail Furch's body has never been found.
"It's pretty unusual," Tarrant County prosecutor Bob Gill said
in a Fort Worth Star-Telegram story. "This is the first one I've
handled."
Rodney Owens, 41, is accused of killing Furch, a former
neighbor. She has not been seen since Sept. 28, 2007, when she clocked
out at midnight from her job at the General Motors plant in Arlington,
police said.
Owens is linked to her disappearance by a thumbprint on some
duct tape found in a trash bin outside Furch's apartment. Also found in
the same trash bag were electrical and telephone cords tied in unusual
knots, a towel, clothes and other items belonging to Furch, police
said.
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