MO SAMUEL ISRAELSEN: Missing from Eureka, MO - 26 June 2019 - Age 40 *Found Deceased**GUILTY*

Samuel B Israelsen missing from 6883 twin river rd,Eureka MO.63025.date missing June 26 2019.AGE 42


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SAMUEL ISRAELSEN: Missing from Eureka, MO since 26 June 2019 - Age 40

Samuel has not been heard from or seen since 06/21/2019. Israelsen is missing from 6883 twin river rd,Eureka MO.

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[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

Welcome, @Living dead doll 80 !!! Thank you for posting Samuel's case.

Here is his NamUs link.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.

www.namus.gov

Samuel has not been heard from or seen since 06/21/2019.
He has a sleeve of tattoos on his left arm (pictured) and on his stomach he has black lettering that says "NO REMORSE".

 

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Body of Missing Missouri Man Found in Carpet Roll, JeffCo Suspect Charged

Nearly two years after a St. Louis man disappeared, Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies have found his body and charged one of four suspects in his...

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Body of Missing Missouri Man Found in Carpet Roll, JeffCo Suspect Charged​

Nearly two years after a St. Louis man disappeared, Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies have found his body and charged one of four suspects in his killing.


Investigators had heard he was with Jason Isbell, now 44, of Hillsboro, but they didn't have a body. That changed on Tuesday, when the owner of some property near High Ridge discovered a roll of carpet, according to a sheriff's news release. Wrapped inside was Israelsen.

The 40-year-old had suffered severe head trauma, an autopsy found. Investigators were able to identify him with the help of a large "St. Louis" tattoo on his left arm. Photos in a federal missing persons database show Israelsen posing with the tattoo years before his death.

So far, Jefferson County prosecutors have filed charges of first-degree murder and armed criminal action against Isbell. Authorities say Isbell and Israelsen were together the day Israelsen went missing. On Wednesday, investigators found Isbell at his home and he agreed to go to the sheriff's office for questioning, according to court records. Charges were issued today.

Three others are also in custody. According to the sheriff, they witnessed what happened and are considered accomplices to Isbell. They have yet to be charged.

 

[Kimster]

At first reading, I would’ve thought one of the suspects disclosed where his body was. I was surprised to read that it was actually a property owner.

Sending out thoughts and prayers to his loved ones!

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

High Ridge man sentenced to six years for helping hide body man beaten to death

Timmy Miller, 52, of High Ridge has been sentenced to six years in prison for helping hide the body of a St. Louis man who was beaten to death with

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High Ridge man sentenced to six years for helping hide body man beaten to death​

Timmy Miller, 52, of High Ridge has been sentenced to six years in prison for helping hide the body of a St. Louis man who was beaten to death with a baseball bat in June 2019, according to court records.

Jason Isbell, 44, of Hillsboro allegedly beat the man, Samuel Israelsen, to death at a home north of High Ridge, and nearly two years later his body was found in a wooded area west of High Ridge, court documents show.

Isbell has been charged with first-degree murder, a class A felony punishable by death or life in prison without the possibility of probation or parole, as well as armed criminal action, an unclassified felony punishable by a minimum of three years in prison. A jury trial is scheduled for April 26, according to court records.

Hillsboro man convicted of murder for beating man to death in 2019

Jason Isbell, 45, Hillsboro faces life in prison after a Jefferson County jury convicted him Wednesday, April 27, of murdering Samuel Israelsen in 2019 in High Ridge.

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Hillsboro man convicted of murder for beating man to death in 2019​

Jason Isbell, 45, Hillsboro faces life in prison after a Jefferson County jury convicted him Wednesday, April 27, of murdering Samuel Israelsen in 2019 in High Ridge.

Jefferson County Div. 1 Circuit Judge Joe Rathert presided over the two-day trial at the Jefferson County Courthouse in Hillsboro, and the jury spent 48 minutes deliberating before returning its guilty verdicts.

Isbell was convicted of first-degree murder, a class A felony, and armed criminal action, an unclassified felony, and he and faces life in prison without parole for the class A felony and a minimum of three years in prison for the unclassified felony.

He will remain in the Jefferson County Jail until his sentencing on July 11 before Rathert.