GUILTY TN - Connie Brown, 58, slain, body burned, Summitville, 9 March 2013

The body of the woman was burned. Investigators believe she was murdered and her body dumped.

Currently, the woman's identity has not been determined.

Investigators say she was approximately 4'8" to 5'2" tall,weighed between 100 to 120 pounds, had brown eyes and blonde/auburn coloredhair. She was wearing a black shirt with orange writing and pink bra. Thefemale had no teeth in her bottom jaw, but wore a set of dentures as her topteeth. It is also possible she has a pierce left eyebrow.

Anyone with information about heridentity is urged to contact the TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND(824-3463).

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Sheriff's Investigator Bill Marcom told the Chattanooga Times Free Press (http://bit.ly/145nRlx) no new evidence had surfaced in the death of Connie Lou Brown.

"I wished we had something to go on, but there's nothing new that I know of," Marcom said Monday.

Brown, 51, lived in McMinnville, but had no permanent address, police said.

A preliminary autopsy showed Brown died of a single gunshot wound to the chest.

A family exploring discovered Brown's body March 9 at the quarry, known locally as the Summitville Caves.

The quarry is between McMinnville and Manchester. It is a popular spot with people who ride all-terrain vehicles as well as hikers.

But Marcom said Brown was not dressed for outdoors activities.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Kristin Helm said it appears Brown was killed elsewhere and her body was later dumped at the quarry "due to evidence found (and) not found at the scene."

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A Morrison man pleaded guilty to murdering a Warren County woman and leaving her body at a rock quarry in Summitville in 2013 in Coffee County Circuit Court on Wednesday.

Jimmy Byron Jones Jr., 53, was arrested April 11, 2013 for the murder of Connie Lou Godsey Brown...

He was sentenced Judge Vanessa Jackson to 18 years for the murder, four years for the abuse of a corpse and 10 years for tampering with evidence. All of the sentences are to run concurrently.

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