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For over thirty years a woman that was found murdered on the side of I-75 in Campbell County Tennessee went unidentified. It seemed she was forever to be labeled as a "Jane Doe" but then just last year in August a break came in the case. Detectives got word of an online blog that contained missing persons cases and it was there that "Jane Doe" got her identity back. After waiting so long her family can now know what happened to her and lay her to rest. The case is ongoing but at least now her family will no longer be waiting and wondering what happened to their loved one. Keep up the good work everyone we are making a difference.

Campbell County Homicide Victim Identified After More Than Three Decades as a Result of TBI Investigation
 
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