Saturday, August 10, 2013  The Denice Haraway Case: Abduction,
Murder, and a Missing Child  Note: This piece is drawn from
facts and information detailed in the Forensic report by the
author (Brent E. Turvey, PhD) filed with Fontenot's application
for relief, See: Investigative and Forensic Assessment:
Abduction and Homicide of Donna "Denice" Haraway.  Donna
"Denice" Haraway (24,WF) was considered to be an attractive
woman, though shy and a bit awkward, by those who knew her.
She was eight months into her marriage with Steven Haraway at
the time of her abduction from McAnally's convenience store. She
had been employed there, working the counter, for about nine
months.  By all accounts, Haraway was a dedicated student, in
addition to being a wife and a holding down a job. She was
enrolled at a local college, working towards a teaching degree.
She would even study at the store, behind the counter, when
things were slow. However, she had also been receiving harassing
phone calls while work. And only while at wor