On September 18, 1995, Sharon Dugger, a 29-year-old woman from Columbus, Ohio, was found dead in a quarry off Dublin Road. Sharon had been missing for more than three weeks before her body was discovered. She was last seen alive after leaving home with an unknown individual, and she never returned. This mysterious disappearance and subsequent discovery of her body led to her case being treated as a homicide by the Columbus Police Department.
The exact circumstances of her death remain unclear, and despite ongoing efforts from law enforcement, no leads have led to solving the case. The Ohio Attorney General's Office has included Sharon Dugger’s death in its database of unsolved homicides, hoping to bring more visibility to her case and generate new information. Authorities have made public appeals for anyone with knowledge regarding Sharon's disappearance and death to come forward, as they believe even a small tip could help provide some much-needed answers and potentially bring the person responsible to justice.
Sharon Dugger's case remains an unsolved homicide, and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation continues to work alongside local law enforcement to solve the case. Her family and the community are still hoping for closure, and anyone with relevant information is encouraged to contact law enforcement or submit tips through the Ohio Attorney General’s cold case resources.
