Discovery Near Fort Mitchell National Cemetery
On the morning of July 16, 1999, at approximately 7:30 a.m., workers arriving at the Fort Mitchell National Cemetery in Alabama made a grim discovery. Near the entrance of the cemetery, they found 41-year-old Gennice Shoma Thrash of Columbus, Georgia, lying fully clothed, unresponsive, and barely breathing. Despite the prompt arrival of law enforcement and medical personnel, Thrash succumbed to her injuries shortly thereafter.
Witness Accounts and Initial Investigations
In the immediate aftermath, several witnesses reported seeing a vehicle either at the entrance or on the entry road just inside the Fort Mitchell National Cemetery around the time Thrash was discovered. Descriptions of the individuals associated with this vehicle were provided to authorities, offering potential leads. However, despite these accounts, the investigation faced significant challenges, and no arrests were made. ...Read More
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