The Doe Network:
Case File 194UFTN
•Located on March 18, 1998 in the Cumberland River, Nashville, Tennessee.
•The victim had been shot prior to being put in the river.
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'2"; 170 lbs.
•Distinguishing Characteristics: She had dyed blond hair and hazel eyes.
•Clothing: She was wearing a pair of black nylon athletic pants with a "Looney Tunes" Tweetie Bird patch on the left front pocket.
•Jewelry: Jewelry found on the victim included a gold necklace with a charm depicting the zodiac sign "Leo" and two rings: one silver, the other black onyx, on the middle finger of her right hand
Estimated postmortem interval 1 Days
On Wednesday morning March 18, 1998, a tug boat captain reported to the police a body floating west in the Cumberland River near Cleese’s Ferry and Hunter’s Marina.
Upon arrival, the rescue squad pulled the body of a partially clothed woman from the water at Harbor Marina and Cleese’s Ferry.
The victim had no identification on her and is still unidentified. A woman fitting the description was seen on the evening of March 17 on Music Valley Drive with a man wearing a white Tweetie Bird tee shirt with black pants and a gold zodiac necklace.
*Added
The woman was only about 5’2″ tall. She was slightly overweight at 170 pounds or so. She appeared to be between 45 and 55 years of age, more likely under 50. She was white with short, wavy, brown hair with blonde highlights. Her eyes were green and fringed with what I consider luxuriant eyelashes.
The victim was almost certainly not a transient. She had had very expensive bridgework — the Nashville investigators considered it had cost around $10,000. Somebody who put that amount of money into her mouth had very likely been living comfortably before she was murdered.
The woman was wearing black sweat pants with a “Tweety In Training” patch on the front. She also had white panties and one white Reebok tennis shoe with red trim.
The body was found with jewelry — a gold necklace with a “Leo” zodiac pendant, a dark gray ring and a gold ring. Neither of the rings would I consider a wedding band.
The woman had been at the Valley Market on Music Valley Drive in the Donelson area the night before her body was discovered. A clerk at the store remembered her, and remembered complimenting her on the necklace she was wearing. The clerk also recalled seeing the victim in the company of a black man who was also wearing a gold chain necklace with a gold zodiac pendant.
Namus:
https://identifyus.org/cases/10155
Outdated Doe Network Profile:
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/194uftn.html
HellBeast Article:
http://hellbeasts.com/nashville-tennessee-jane-doe/
Couldn't find a thread on the forums with this UID after I discovered it on Wikipedia
