Who is Kara Taylor and Jamon Peter Fritsch? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Investigation

Kara Taylor and Jamon Peter Fritsch Wiki - Kara Taylor and Jamon Peter Fritsch Biography

According to police and news accounts, the man who reported a woman missing last month is now accused of killing her, dismembering her, and disposing of bits of her body at several municipal rubbish dumps.Jamon Peter Fritsch, 49, was arrested on Monday in Oregon City, Oregon, on accusations of second-degree murder, manslaughter, and abuse of a body in the death of Kara Taylor.

According to Portland CBS affiliate KOIN, prosecutors claimed in an arraignment Monday that Fritsch admitted to dismembering Taylor and disposing of her body parts in order to conceal her death. Detectives are "diligently working to locate and recover Ms. Taylor's remains," according to an Oregon City police press release issued Monday.

Kara Taylor and Jamon Peter Fritsch Age

Kara Taylor is 22 years old and Jamon Peter Fritsch is 47 years old.

Kara Taylor and Jamon Peter Fritsch Incident Detail

According to KOIN, "investigation revealed that after she was reported missing but before he reported it to police, defendant made multiple trips to Home Depot to purchase zip ties, tarps, a saw blade, a black tote, and contractor bags, among other things," prosecutors stated in court.Prosecutors also stated during the sentencing hearing that FBI officers discovered blood in Fritsch's bathroom, bathtub, walls, bedroom, and on a saw.

Taylor, a "phenomenal mom," leaves behind a 22-year-old special needs daughter. "Kara was a very loving and caring person who would go out of her way for anyone if she knew it would make their day better." "She was trusting, had faith in others, and believed there was good in everyone," Taylor's family stated in a statement issued by the Oregon City Police Department.

Taylor allegedly left a residence in the 200 block of Jefferson Street at 11 p.m. on July 25. She was from Washington state, according to police, and was visiting with friends in Oregon City, some 13 miles south of Portland. Fritsch was reported missing on July 27. According to police, the two lived at the Jefferson Street house.

Her disappearance was deemed strange, and authorities launched an inquiry. On Saturday, detectives from Oregon City, the FBI, and the Clackamas County Major Crimes Team executed a search warrant at the home and other locations and "developed evidence leading them to believe that Ms. Taylor had died by homicidal violence, and an arrest warrant was issued for Mr. Fritsch," according to a press release.

Police apprehended Fritsch at his house early Monday morning with the assistance of a SWAT team and transported him to the Clackamas County Jail, where he is being held without bond.
Taylor's family thanked police for their efforts in the statement."Her time here was shortened, but the ones who were blessed to be a part of her life will be forever grateful for the time spent with her," her family said in a statement.