Eva Lowery, a 43-year-old woman, was found dead on September 28, 2008, in Columbus, Ohio. Her body was discovered in a dumpster behind a home on Manchester Avenue on the city's north side. A man who was searching for bottles to recycle came across the dumpster, noticed a foul odor, and ultimately found Lowery's body. He then alerted the police, leading to an investigation into her death.
The dumpster was taken to the Franklin County Coroner's Office, where authorities confirmed Lowery's identity and cause of death.
The coroner determined that Eva Lowery had died from head trauma caused by blunt force, as well as from injuries to her neck. This homicide case was investigated by the Columbus Police Department, but it remains unsolved. Authorities continue to seek information from the public that could help bring clarity to the case and potentially identify the perpetrator. The Ohio Attorney General's office has listed her case among other unsolved homicides, appealing for any tips that might provide crucial leads in the ongoing investigation.
Eva Lowery's tragic death has become one of Columbus' lingering cold cases, highlighting the challenges faced by law enforcement in resolving some of the city's violent crimes. Despite efforts, no suspects have been publicly identified, and her family and community are still waiting for justice. The Columbus Police Department and the Ohio Attorney General's office continue to encourage anyone with information to come forward to assist in solving this case.
