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A deliberately set fire at the Woodcreek Apartment complex in Tulsa on March 29, 1989, revealed a family tragedy that investigators later concluded was not just an accidental blaze. First responders found 17-month-old Kasey Wald and her mother, Carol Sue Pittman, inside the smoke-filled unit. The medical examiner ruled Kasey’s death was due to smoke inhalation, but Carol Sue Pittman had been strangled before the fire was started, turning the incident into a homicide investigation with the fire used to try to hide the violence.

No suspects have been publicly identified and no arrests were announced; the Tulsa Police Department’s Cold Case Unit still lists the double homicide as an open investigation. Very few details about the perpetrator or motive have been released. Does anyone have information about the Woodcreek Apartments or the people connected to Carol Sue Pittman and Kasey Wald in 1989 that could help investigators?