Found Deceased AR - Erin Teresa Lawrence, 40, Cove, 2 April 2020

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Erin Teressa Lawrence – The Charley Project
Caucasian female. Sandy brown hair, brown eyes. Lawrence may dye her hair another color. She has the following tattoos: a design on her upper left arm at the shoulder, a unicorn's head on the upper left side of her chest, a half-moon and the words "Country girl can survive" on her hip, a panther on her right leg, and a rose on her left ankle. Photos of some of Lawrence's tattoos are posted with this case summary. Lawrence's nickname is Pepper, and she may use the last names Evans and/or Marburger.

Lawrence was last seen in Cove, Arkansas on April 2, 2020. She has never been heard from again. Few details are available in her case.
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Log into Facebook very interesting comments here.
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Her Facebook: Erin Teresa Marburger

 

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Her Facebook: Erin Teresa Marburger

Hmmm she posted an interesting comment on April 2, 2020 (day she went missing). Wonder if someone felt threatened by that?

A couple older FB:

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Erin Teresa Lawrence

 

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Adding Namus

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

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Erin Teressa Lawrence – The Charley Project

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Details of Disappearance​

Lawrence disappeared from Cove, Arkansas on April 2, 2020. In September 2022, an inmate from the Polk County Detention Center led police to her remains in a shallow grave in the woods west of Hatfield, Arkansas. In February 2023, Jerry Hopper pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in Lawrence's death.

Erin Lawrence murder suspect pleads not guilty to multiple charges | My Pulse News

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office reported Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2023 that Jerry Hopper, age 46, of Cove, Arkansas was arraigned in the Polk County Circuit Court on the following charges: Ct 1-Murder in the 2nd degree Ct 2-Kidnapping Ct 3-Abuse of a corpse Ct 4-Tampering with Evidence Ct 5-Use of a...

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On * September 8, 2022, an inmate in the Polk County Detention Center took the Polk County Sheriff’s Office to a shallow grave in a heavily wooded area west of Hatfield, Arkansas. Investigators with the Polk County Sheriff’s Office and the Arkansas State Police processed the scene and recovered human remains.

The Arkansas State Crime Lab confirmed the remains were in fact Erin Lawrence.

 

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Interestingly, her killer, Jerry Hopper, was himself murdered along with 2 other people.