The remains of a child found by Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agents in Rush Springs last week have been positively identified as those of a missing 4-year-old girl.
The Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner’s office says the remains are those of Athena Brownfield, who was first discovered missing on January 10. “Due to a gag order filed in Caddo County District Court, there is no additional comment on the investigation from the OSBI,” the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said in a statement.
Authorities first discovered Athena was missing after her 5-year-old sister was seen by a mail carrier wandering unattended outside a home in the town of Cyril, Oklahoma. The affidavit for Adams’ arrest alleges that his wife, Alysia Adams, confessed to authorities in a January 12 interview that her husband beat Athena on Christmas night multiple times until she stopped moving.
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