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THE OKLAHOMAN NEWSOK.COM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2009 3A FROM PAGE 1A Death: Few details are being released Slaying puts faithful in unfamiliar territory The Rev. Carol Daniels, 6L was found slain Sunday at her church in Anadarko. Sign and view a guestbook for her at NewsOK.com. Video To watch a video update on this story, look for Today's Paper on NewsOK. NEWSOK.COMTHEOKLAHOMAN 0 How to help in the case Officials ask anyone with information about the kililng of the Rev.

Carol Daniels to call the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation at (800) 522-8017. FROM PAGE 1A Investigators have been tight-lipped about the crime scene. Anadarko police and Caddo County sheriff's officials referred questions to the OSBI. Bureau spokeswoman Jessica Brown would not release further details Tuesday. Autopsy completed Cherokee Ballard, spokeswoman for the state medical examiner's office, said Daniels' autopsy was completed Monday, but OSBI investigators asked that no details about the pastor's death be released.

Brown said investigators feared release of further details would hamper the investigation. Burns said he could not share any details except to dispel rumors that the pastor had been crucified. Ezra Randle of Elk City, overseer of Christ Holy BY AARON CRESPO Staff Writer acrespoc3opubco.com ANADARKO Historically, the walls of a church have offered sanctuary. So when a pastor is found slain on sacred ground, it puts the church in unfamiliar territory and brings up questions of security. Police found the body of the Rev.

Carol Daniels of Oklahoma City about noon Sunday inside the Christ Holy Sanctified Church. The crime has shaken the small, lesser-known black Pentecostal denomination, and members of the Anadarko Ministerial Alliance plan to meet today to discuss security concerns. Ezra Randle of Elk City, overseer of Christ Holy Sanctified Churches in Oklahoma, said the crime was unimaginable. "We've never lost a pas brought to justice." Mercer said the situation has made him think about the security in his own church. "We're all concerned about it because our church is only three blocks from her church and you know, you just kind of assume that the person who did this very well may be walking around the neighborhood.

It may be someone that we've seen or know," Mercer said. "It's a big concern. You bet it is." CONTRIBUTING: STAFF WRITERS JOHNNY JOHNSON AND ROBERT MEDLEY have Sunday school by herself and go through the Sunday school lesson at o'clock and sing and have devotion and pray and preach a message." Pastor Ted Mercer, 55, preaches at Grace Christian Fellowship, three blocks from Daniels' church in Anadarko. "I had met her on a couple of occasions," he said. "She seemed like a very nice person.

The community is just really shocked. Everyone's concerned and just praying that the person who committed the crime would be tor like this. It's pretty devastating," Randle said. Randle, 50, said he thinks Daniels had been making the drive to Anadarko about five years. She would preach even if no one was around.

"Time and traveling on the road was not an issue, not a sacrifice. It was something she enjoyed doing," Randle said. "Sometimes there might be a visitor or some -times one of her family members might go with her. But if she didn't have anybody to go with her, she would go down and Sanctified Churches of Oklahoma, said he had known Daniels for decades and saw her regularly. He said Daniels was his assistant when he was a youth leader in the 1980s.

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Kay County District Attorney Mark Gibson said this is the first time in his 23 years of law practice he's ever encountered such an order. "It just came out of the blue," Gibson said. Cannon's attorney, Kenneth Holmes, said he respects the judge's decision but doesn't understand how it came about. "The sentence was a lawful one handed down after considerable evidence and effort by the court," Holmes said. "We feel Mr.

Cannon deserves what he received." Page declined to comment. Page wrote in the order that he expects to set a hear -ing to plan or schedule further action on the case. He said he plans to recuse himself after the hearing. FROM PAGE 1A enough evidence exists for a conviction. Cannon received a five-year deferred sentence for the felony charges and a six-month suspended sentence for the misdemeanor charge.

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