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By Chris Aadland
Casper Star-Tribune
RIVERTON, Wyo. — A woman missing since early January was found dead late last week, authorities told multiple news outlets on Monday.
Online news outlet County 10 first reported that Fremont County Coroner Mark Stratmoen confirmed that Wagon was found dead but said he otherwise provided no other details. Neither Stratmoen nor his chief deputy responded to requests for comment from the Casper Star-Tribune by press time Monday.
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