UPDATE: Man Sought in Child Molestation Case Arrested

 

One day after Camden County Sheriff’s investigators asked for the public’s assistance in locating him, Duffy Dean Woodman turned himself in to the Republic Police Department. Woodman was wanted on several sex crime charges involving a juvenile victim. He turned himself in at approximately 2:00 pm on Saturday without incident. Woodman will be booked in at the Greene County jail and will be transferred into the custody of Camden County sheriff’s deputies as soon as possible.

 

Sheriff Franklin and the staff of the Camden County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank everyone who helped put out the word concerning Woodman’s wanted status. The public’s help in putting out social media pressure and other law enforcement agencies’ efforts in attempting to locate him no doubt played a factor in Woodman turning himself in to authorities.

 

Original Release:

01-29-16 - Man Sought in Child Molestation Case

 

Camden County Sheriff’s investigators are asking for the public’s help in locating a child molestation suspect. Over the last few months, Camden County detectives have been working with the Laclede County Sheriff’s Office and the Lebanon Police Department on a child molestation case that spanned both counties and multiple jurisdictions.

 

We are now looking for fifty year old Duffy Dean Woodman of Camdenton. He is described as a white male, 5’08”, 210 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. Woodman drives a 2011 teal colored Chevrolet pickup truck with Missouri license 6UT 441. Woodman is a contractor for Woodco Incorporated who is known to frequent the Camdenton, Lebanon and Lake Ozark areas. Woodman has current arrest warrants for 2 counts of Statutory Sodomy 1st degree, 2 counts of Child Molestation 1st Degree and 1 count of Possession of Child Pornography.

 

Woodman’s girlfriend, Misty Rae Ann Obermark, who is an employee of the city of Lebanon, was arrested in connection with this investigation on January 28th and transported to the Camden County Adult Detention Facility. She was charged with the Class C Felony of Tampering with a Victim and the Class C Felony of Child Endangerment 1st Degree. Obermark posted a $20,000 bond and will appear before the Camden County court on February 23rd.

 

Anyone with information on Woodman's location is encouraged to contact the Camden County Sheriff's Office at 573-346-2243 or your local law enforcement agency.