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Windsor Men Charged in Janice Cook's Murder

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Two men from Windsor, Missouri, are accused of murder and burying a body believed to be Janice Cook, a woman missing since April. Billy Tabor, 70, and Cody Eisel, 39, face serious charges after a witness reported seeing Janice on Tabors property around 2 AM on the night she went missing. Cadaver dogs later detected a decomposition smell in the same area, leading to the discovery of a body. Tabor is charged with first-degree murder, ditching a corpse, and patronizing prostitution, while Eisel faces abandoning a corpse charges. The case is moving quickly, with a hearing scheduled for May 5th.

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Windsor Men Charged in Janice Cook's Murder

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Windsor Men Charged in Janice Cook's Murder. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

2 men from Windsor, Missouri are locked up after cops found a body they believe is Janice Cook, a woman reported missing back on April 9th. 70-year-old Billy Taver and 39-year-old Cody Isle faced serious charges in this case out of Henry County. Janice's friends and family hadn't heard from her since March 28th when her social media posts just stopped cold, something she did every. Day, her last phone ping was in the Windsor area, including a call to Taver's number around midnight. A witness told investigators he showed up at Taver's place around 2 a.m. that same night and saw Janice on the ground, what he thought was already. Dead, he claims Taver dragged her body down to a spot near water with a Honda CR-V and they buried her wrapped in black fabric. Cadaver dogs hit on the same area twice during a search on April 30th into May 1st, picking up that tell-tale decomposition smell. That's when they pulled the body from Taver's property family's been notified, but forensics are still confirming it's her. Taver's hit with first-degree murder, ditching a corpse and patronizing prostitution.

No bond yet with a hearing May 5th. Isles charged with abandoning the corpse on a $250,000 cash bond, cases moving fast as they dig deeper.

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