On October 9, 2001, a survey crew recovered the
remains of a white female near the northbound lanes
of Interstate 65 in Simpson County, Kentucky. The
victim appeared to have been thrown over a guardrail
and down a sharp embankment into a grove of trees.
This area is twelve miles north of the Tennessee state
line and 50 miles north of Nashville.
The victim had decayed teeth, possible chronic
back problems, and healed fractures to a rib and her
upper right arm. An outline tattoo of a rose with a
stem was noted on her left breast. Two rings were
found at the scene; one ring is described as a gold
wedding band and the other is silver with blue
painted enamel background with flowers and leaves.
