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A missing Nebraska community college instructor was found frozen to death on the side of a rural road just over a week after she vanished. Authorities recovered Amber Tjaden s body from a remote maintenance road near Unadilla, Nebraska on Feb. 5, Otoe County Sheriff’s Office said. The 48-year-old died of “cold exposure,” according to a preliminary autopsy report. Her SUV was found nearby. Foul play isn’t suspected in her death, authorities said. “At this time, there does not appear to be any crime committed in Otoe County,” Sheriff Colin Caudill told Oxygen.com on Monday. Tjaden was first reported missing on Jan. 27. On Friday, a passerby notified law enforcement after spotting her 2019 Jaguar F-Pace SUV parked on the shoulder of the road. ....
Tjaden reportedly posted bail Monday. A black SUV belonging to Amber Tjaden was found on a remote road Friday. A body was found nearby shortly after. The Otoe County Sheriff’s Office have not released the identity of the individual found, but family members of Tjaden took to Facebook to announce her death. It is with a heavy heart that I share that my mom’s car was found and she was found nearby and has passed on, her daughter, Savannah Suttle wrote on the social media platform, reported the local news outlet. Amber Tjaden’s brother-in-law, Mike Lewis, also used the online platform to thank all those that had assisted in her search. ....