CLINTON, Ark. (AP) -- A man convicted of traveling from Colorado to Arkansas and killing his ex-wife has escaped from jail.

Van Buren County deputies say Rodney Lee Jones escaped Wednesday, just a few weeks after he was sentenced to life without
parole.

Days after killing Orzona Fisher, Jones was arrested in the Denver suburb of Thornton and extradited to Arkansas.

Fisher was gunned down in the home she shared with her three children and new husband. Authorities have said Fischer was shot as
she cut her new husband's hair.

WESTMINSTER, Colo. -- An Alzheimer's patient who has been missing since Sunday morning was found in Denver early Tuesday.

60-year-old Linda Nevermissashot suffers from severe Alzheimer's and cannot care for herself.

Around 9:00 a.m. Sunday, her children found the front door of their home wide open and their mother missing.

Nevermissashot was found near the Samaritan Shelter at 23rd Avenue and Curtis Street Tuesday morning.

It is believed that she was given vouches to stay in area hotels the past two nights, keeping her out of the cold.

Police say cases of missing adults suffering from Alzheimer's are increasing.

Rampart Search and Rescue assisted in the search for Nevermissashot. Twelve volunteers searched the metro area on Monday and Tuesday, including the use of a bloodhound tracking dog.

Press Release

DENVER -- Layaway has become increasingly popular with the challenging economic times. Many find it very helpful during the holidays to be able to space out payments. However, putting an item on layaway may result in a loss of money or the item itself if you don’t read the contract carefully.

Better Business Bureaus around the country have received complaints in the last year from consumers whose layaway purchase did not turn out the way they anticipated.