Person of interest in woman’s death may have pushed her body around in a stroller, police say
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA/Gray News) – Police in Texas say a person of interest in a woman’s death may have pushed her body around a neighborhood in a stroller.
The Amarillo Police Department said 67-year-old Ronald Ernest Milles is in custody on an unrelated charge.
Milles has been named a person of interest in the death of 65-year-old Elizabeth Ann Duckworth.
Her body was found wrapped in plastic in an alley in the San Jacinto neighborhood.
Witnesses told police they believe the woman’s body may have been put in a stroller and pushed around the neighborhood.
According to police, Milles and Duckworth were in a relationship.
KFDA learned Duckworth was a daughter, mother, sister and aunt, among many other titles. She was described as an outgoing individual known for always having a good time.
An autopsy has been ordered for Duckworth.
Milles was booked into the Randall County Detention Center on an unrelated charge.
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