Do you know who murdered Sharon?\n In the late autumn of 1992, the life of 25-year-old Caucasian female, Sharon Marie Hiller, was tragically cut short in Eugene, Oregon. She was a young mother, with a son and a daughter left to navigate the world without her. Her final hours were spent at her job at the Alaska Bush Company nightclub, where she worked as a dancer. After finishing her shift, she was not seen alive again.
Three days later, on November 28, 1992, her body was discovered on the south bank of the Willamette
River. The location was near the Greenway Footbridge in Skinner Butte Park, a place that would become irrevocably linked to her memory. Her body had been deliberately concealed, partially hidden under a covering of tree debris. An investigation determined that the cause of her death was manual strangulation.
Despite the passage of time, Sharon Hiller's case remains an unsolved homicide. Law enforcement has not publicly identified any suspects or made any arrests in connection with her murder. The details of what transpired after she left work that night remain elusive, leaving her family and the community with unanswered questions about who was responsible for her death. Her story is a somber reminder of a life taken too soon and a case that continues to await a resolution.
