Missing Kansas moms: Huge 20 vehicle cop convoy including SWAT trucks races ... trends now
A massive convoy of SWAT trucks and police cars is racing through rural Oklahoma after a tip about two missing women.
Veronica Butler, 27, and Jilian Kelley, 39, were traveling together to pick up Butler's children, ages 6 and 8, on March 30.
They were believed to have been shot with pools of blood lying on the ground next to their empty car.
The line of 20 police vehicles was spotted travelling quickly along a dirt track in the Oklahoma panhandle and is believed to be connected to their disappearance.
Veronica Butler (pictured left), 27, and Jilian Kelley (pictured right), 39, were traveling together to pick up Kelley's children on March 30
Butler is going through a nasty divorce and custody battle with her husband, Wrangler Cole Rickman, and the children were staying with her ex-husband's mother.
Kelley, described as more an acquaintance than a friend of Butler's, is a pastor's wife who allegedly supervises Butler's visitations with her children.
On March 20, 10 days before they went missing, Butler filed a petition in court that would grant her more time with her children, with her goal being full custody, according to News Nation.
Court filings claimed that Butler and the children's grandmother were not getting along amid the nasty battle.
Butler has weekly, court-mandated visits every Saturday with the kids, with Kelley one of four people listed as supervisors of those visits.
Multiple puddles of blood were found near the vehicle in the desolate Oklahoma panhandle, which was found 1,000 feet off of Oklahoma State Highway 95, near a school Butler attended and graduated from in 2015
ABC 7 reported that the visit was also meant to celebrate Butler's 6-year-old daughter's birthday.
They had made the 45-minute drive from Hugoton to a gas station in Eva, located near the Four Corners section of Oklahoma, but disappeared, with the car found just three miles from where they were supposed to meet.
Multiple puddles of blood were found near the vehicle in the desolate Oklahoma panhandle, which was found 1,000 feet off of Oklahoma State Highway 95, near a school Butler
