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Pauline Dellian Polly Tyler Devor, 70, vanished from her rural ranch near Cincinnati in Washington County, Arkansas, in mid-June 2007. She was last known alive on June 14 and reported missing by June 15. In April 2009 investigators searching the family’s property found scattered bone and tooth fragments that were later identified as Pauline, ending the missing-person inquiry.

Investigators focused on Pauline’s only daughter, Delores Dee Jean Eggert. Eggert was arrested April 20, 2009, and charged with capital murder. Prosecutors alleged Pauline had been beaten, shot multiple times, and that her body was burned on the ranch to conceal the crime. On August 16, 2010, Eggert pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, admitted she shot her mother, and was sentenced to 30 years in the Arkansas Department of Correction. Authorities said a stolen credit card provided the motive, with Eggert concerned about prosecution for that theft.

Attention also fell on Pauline’s husband, Bob Devor. Investigators said he staged parts of the crime scene, misled law enforcement, concealed evidence, and helped Eggert access money and a vehicle after Pauline disappeared; a jury later convicted him of hindering apprehension or prosecution and the conviction and sentence were affirmed on appeal.

Does anyone have information about Pauline’s life on the ranch or the days surrounding her disappearance?