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Any update on this case?
This was the latest shared by family as of April 25 (quoted my post above)
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Any update on this case?
This may be an excellent resource for the family. I feel so sad for them. The waiting to just get that “official” confirmation in order to get closure has got to be painful to say the least.
Deputies confirmed Monday that remains found in July by a man bulldozing land on Cameron and Howe roads in Chester County have been identified as Payne.
After an autopsy, investigators determined Payne was stabbed to death. Officials said there was jewelry with the remains that belonged to her.
Payne’s death is still considered an active homicide investigation. No arrests have been made.
Missed this earlier. Very sad. But why are they saying 99% certain? Do they not have DNA analysis back yet? Even with the jewelry, I’d want 100% certainty if it were my loved one.An Unidentified Missing Woman's Body in Chester County Has Been Identified - CN2 News
The Chester County Coroner’s Office is saying with 99% certainty that the remains are of Lillian Payne.
Payne has been missing since around May.
Chester Deputies say in July, the remains were found badly decomposed in a wooded area by Cameron Road and Howe Road in Lowrys.
It took months for authorities to make an identity. The coroner’s office says along with the remains they found several jewelry pieces, including a necklace that Payne wore carrying her father’s ashes.
The autopsy report and the anthropologist both say Payne was stabbed in the chest.
Her remains were released to a funeral home so her family could make further arrangements.
Missed this earlier. Very sad. But why are they saying 99% certain? Do they not have DNA analysis back yet? Even with the jewelry, I’d want 100% certainty if it were my loved one.
Quite a few missing persons cases in the last 2 years in the SE, have originated at gas stations/truck stops. Is it no longer safe to fill up your tank? I hope this killer is brought to justice & this family can find peace. RIP LAMP.