Tulsa Police Identify Person Of Interest In Death Of 60-Year-Old Woman

Tulsa police name a person of interest they want to talk to in the death of a 60-year-old woman. Cheryl Thomas was found dead in her home over the weekend. Police said she had blunt force trauma.

Cheryl Thomas's friends said losing Cheryl is something they can't believe is real. They said she was a kind, Christian woman who didn't deserve this.

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Friends of Cheryl Thomas said she was a wonderful woman who loved the Lord and her family. They said she was involved in her church and was incredibly selfless.

“She would just absolutely do anything for you," said her friend, Terri Yater. "If you needed anything, she would find a way to get it done."

Tulsa police said family members were worried when they couldn't get ahold of Cheryl, so they asked police to check on her. Police found her dead under several blankets, in her apartment near 71st and Riverside Saturday afternoon, March 26.

They say she had signs of blunt force trauma and now they want to talk to her husband, Kevin Snoddy. Snoddy has previously been convicted of domestic assault and battery in 2020.

“Anytime someone does something violent, you're always concerned," said officer Danny Bean. "We need to locate him and find him.”

Tulsa police officer, Danny Bean, said their focus is always getting cases like this solved quickly. Friends and family say Cheryl had just gotten out of the hospital after battling COVID for weeks and it's devastating to know she's gone.

"I’m trying to take it day by day," Yater said. "It's not goodbye, it's I’ll see you later, either on this earth or in heaven."

If you have any information on where Snoddy could be, you're asked to call Crimestoppers at 918-596-COPS.