On April 6, 2004, Gentria Lynn Thomas, age 43, was found strangled to death under an expressway overpass at 351 East Third Street in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her tragic death shocked the local community, and despite efforts by the Cincinnati Police Department, the case has remained unsolved. Authorities have appealed to the public for information, hoping that any tip, no matter how small, could help lead to the resolution of her case.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office continues to feature Thomas's case in its list of unsolved homicides, highlighting the need for community assistance in cases like hers. Cincinnati's cold case investigators remain dedicated to finding justice for Thomas and her family, leveraging advances in forensic technology and community outreach in the hope of finding new leads.
