NC Frances Hess Souther, 56, murdered, Concord, NC, 27 November 1992

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Frances Hess Souther was a 56-year-old white female at the time of her death. Ms. Souther resided in Concord, North Carolina. Ms. Souther was employed as a cafeteria worker at a local elementary school. Ms. Souther was last seen alive on the evening of Wednesday, November 25, 1992 by a neighbor who saw her in her carport. Ms. Souther’s body was found in her home by her daughter on Friday morning, November 27, 1992. Anyone with information regarding this homicide is asked to contact the Cold Case Investigation Unit at the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office, 704-920-3000.

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