Woman Accused Of Killing Wagoner County Woman To Be Extradited To Oklahoma

The woman accused of killing a Wagoner County woman and dumping her body in a freezer will be extradited to Oklahoma on Wednesday. 

Currently, Kore Bommeli is charged with murdering her roommate, Talina Galloway. Bommeli is being extradited to Oklahoma from Wisconsin where she's currently in jail. 

Investigators say they found Talina Galloway's body dismembered in a freezer in rural Arkansas.

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Bommeli, who is in custody, reported Galloway missing about nine months ago.

Investigators say Bommeli became their prime suspect after she kept changing her story and started selling some of Galloway's belongings.

When Galloway disappeared last April, Bommeli told investigators she had left because of COVID-19.

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Investigators say Bommeli was later arrested for selling the victim's truck, destroying evidence, and obstructing the investigation.

An affidavit said Bommeli had been trying to buy the land where Galloway's body was found and her internet history showed she had searched for ways to get blood out of concrete and wood floors.

The Wagoner County Sheriff said Bommeli's motive is still unclear.