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WORK OF TBI DNA COLD CASE INITIATIVE LEADS TO IDENTITY OF MURDER VICTIM FROM 40+ YEARS AGO

CHEATHAM COUNTY– A juvenile whose skeletal remains were found in the early 1980s in Cheatham County has been identified, and special agents with

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Unnamed Tennessee teenager Jane Doe identified as Linda Sue Karnes

After over four decades of being known as Jane Doe, the identity of a teenage girl whose skeletal remains were discovered in a landfill in 1981 has finally been revealed.

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TBI Cold Case Initiative leads to identity of murder victim from 40-plus years ago

CHEATHAM COUNTY — A juvenile whose skeletal remains were found in the early 1980s in Cheatham County has been identified, and special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation are

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Tennessee teen killed in the 1980s finally identified, TBI says

The skeletal remains of a Tennessee teen were finally publicly identified Wednesday as part of the United Human Remains DNA Initiative.

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