Henderson County Sheriff Steven Haynes announcing the arrest of 40 year old Angel M. Logsdon just seven-months after the Monmouth woman was released from jail. On Monday, Logsdon was arrested in Peoria County on a Henderson County warrant for Violation of Probation on a Concealment of Homicidal Death conviction. Logsdon was involved in the homicidal death of Rex Mynatt Sr. of rural Carman on October 6th, 2017. Logsdon originally pled guilty to felony charges of “Concealment of a Homicidal Death” in a negotiated plea and was sentenced to 2-years probation, $1,496 fines, fees and costs at a monthly payment of $30 a month, a probation fee of $25 a month, and to serve 914 days in the Henderson County Jail with credit for 457 days already served. Logsdon was released from Jail on January 18th, 2019. Bond has been set on the warrant for $20,000, 10% to apply. The press release is unclear as what Logsdon did to violate probation.
