The Benton County District Attorney announced the recovery of Wilberger's body (without specifics or its location) in a press conference the day of Courtney's confession. It was later revealed that her remains had been concealed in the woods on an abandoned logging road between Blodgett and Wren, located in the Oregon Coast Range. Media coverage The Wilberger case was covered several times on the Fox television program America's Most Wanted between 2004 and 2006. The Montel Williams Show interviewed three of Wilberger's siblings, Shannon, Spencer and Jessica, which aired November 29, 2004. The ABC News program 20/20 examined Wilberger's disappearance along with that of Maura Murray on March 17, 2006. The Investigation Discovery Channel portrayed the Wilberger story on three different series: Dateline NBC aired a two-hour special on the case on February 4, 2011. The Oxygen channel documentary series It Takes A Killer also covered the case on January 6, 2017. See also List of solved missing person cases References External links America's Most Wanted Brooke Wilberger at inarchive.com Joel Courtney Predator Writing at crimelibrary.com (archived) 2004 in Oregon 2004 murders in the United States Corvallis, Oregon Deaths by beating in the United States Deaths by person in Oregon Formerly missing people History of women in Oregon Incidents of violence against women Kidnappings in the United States May 2004 events in the United States Missing person cases in Oregon Murder in Oregon