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(KSL News) We have new information tonight on the Colorado woman accused of placing phone calls to a crisis center hotline in San Angelo, Texas, and who may have a connection to the FLDS Investigation.
Texas Rangers now call Rozita Swinton a "person of interest." They say Swinton made the phone calls late last month.
Rangers traveled to Colorado Springs, talked with Swinton, got a search warrant, and then searched her home. In a press release, Texas Rangers say they found "several" items that indicated a possible connection between Rozita Swinton and calls about the FLDS compounds in Texas and Arizona.
Texas authorities have not charged Swinton. She is still in custody in Colorado.









