Another Arrest Made In Bizarre, Years-Old Missing Person's Case
GUNNISON, Colo. (CBS4) - A 68-year-old woman in Mesa County now faces a first degree murder charge from Gunnison County.
Deborah Rudibaugh, the victim's mother, was arrested on Friday in connection to a man's disappearance in May of 2015.
Friends of Jacob Millison, 29, were the first to report him missing. It wasn't until August when Millison's family reported his disappearance to authorities.
"Literally days before he went missing he told us if anything ever happened to him, it was his family," Randy Martinez, a friend, said.
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Fast forward to the summer of 2017 when investigators found human remains at a home on Gunnison County Road 76. DNA testing would later confirm they were of Millison.
On Wednesday, dozens of local and state police descended on the property, with an arrest warrant for Jacob's sister: Stephanie Jackson.
Officials haven't released an official motive, but Millison's friends believe it has to do with the family's ranch property and fighting within the family over money.
Details about how Rudibaugh is involved are still not clear. She faces additional charges of abuse of a corpse, concealing a death, false reporting and tampering with a deceased human body.
