Account
Aug 08, 2011
Apr 03, 2019
Donna
Wilson
54
41
63 inches
64 inches
120 lbs
125 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
In the small town of Prue, Oklahoma, a 41-year-old woman named Donna Ann Wilson vanished on February 20, 2011. She was last seen by a neighbor at the property she shared with her boyfriend. Following that day, friends and family grew concerned when they were unable to reach her by phone. Wilson was described as a white female with dark brown, shoulder-length hair that she often wore in a ponytail or braid. She had hazel eyes and two distinctive tattoos: one of Chinese lettering that meant "little tiger" on her right arm. Typically, she dressed in plaid shirts, tank tops, and jean shorts during the summer months and boots in the winter. She was also known to wear a masculine-style watch and occasionally used reading glasses. The initial investigation into Donna Wilson's disappearance yielded few leads, and for a time, her case grew cold. Then, approximately six months after she was last seen, a grim discovery was made on her former property. Human remains were found inside a school bus that had been set on fire. While forensic analysis was unable to definitively confirm the identity of the remains, authorities believed them to be Donna Wilson's, as the description of the deceased matched hers. This discovery shifted the focus of the investigation from a missing person case to a potential homicide. Years later, a significant development occurred in the case. With the assistance of the television show 'Cold Justice,' which re-examined evidence and conducted new interviews with witnesses, investigators were able to build a stronger case. This renewed effort led to murder charges being filed against Donna's boyfriend, Dustin Koelliker, in the summer of 2020. He subsequently turned himself in to the Osage County Jail and entered a plea of not guilty to charges of second-degree murder or, in the alternative, first-degree manslaughter. The case, which began with the quiet disappearance of a woman from her rural home, had evolved into a long and complex homicide investigation, culminating in an arrest years after she was last seen alive.
Feb 20, 2011
Prue
Oklahoma
Osage County
4055
Osage County Sheriff's Office
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Osage County
74056
Charlie Cartwright
Chief Criminal Investigator
900 South St. Paul Avenue, Pawhuska, OK 74056, Oklahoma
9182873131
County
Law Enforcement
2011-0241
2011-02-12
Osage County Sheriff's Office
Brown
Hazel
Hazel
06/15/2026
