On July 12, 1924, the body of a woman was found on a bluff overlooking the Ohio River in Covington, Kentucky. Her body showed she had struggled with her killer. Her clothes seemed to have also torn due to the struggle. She was then shot twice in the right side of her head. There was no evidence that she was killed there and may have been killed elsewhere and dumped there. It was believed she died around a week before.
It's possible that she was killed in Cincinnati, Ohio and her body was dumped where it was found.
Jane Doe was a woman between 30 and 40 years old. She was 5'6". She had long dark hair with a curl to it. She was wearing a tan whipcord dress made of good material, an orange blossom gold wedding ring of late design, earrings, a long black string of beads, and a cheap ring. She was wearing no shoes
SOURCES:
Find a Grave
SOURCES:
Find a Grave
Lexington Herald-Leader July 13, 1924
The Paducah Sun-Democrat July 14, 1924
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