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Case Description

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In the summer of 2013, the community of Sevierville, Tennessee, was met with an unsettling discovery when the body of Timothy Allen Smith, an unclaimed individual, was found. On July 27th of that year, the Sevier County Medical Examiner's Office was notified of the remains, marking the beginning of a case that would remain unresolved for more than a decade. The circumstances surrounding Timothy Allen Smith's death remain sparse, with the Sevier County officials taking the lead in the investigation. Despite efforts to piece together his life and identify potential family members, the lack of information has left this case open, with many questions still lingering.

Due to the absence of claimants, Timothy Allen Smith's remains were subjected to the standard procedure for such cases in Sevier County. His case, recorded under the Namus ID UCP95938 and the local agency case number 13-2383, is handled with the sensitivity and respect owed to those who pass away without known connections. In adherence to county protocols, his cremains were placed in the Sevier County Indigent Cremains Storage. This facility ensures that all individuals, regardless of their circumstances in death, are treated with dignity.

The Sevier County Medical Examiner Office oversees cases such as Timothy's, located at 321 Court Avenue in Sevierville, Tennessee. They remain the primary contact point for any inquiries or leads that may emerge, with their office reachable at the phone number 865-774-3628. While the agency does not currently maintain an office website, they are dedicated to fulfilling their obligations in service of those unclaimed. Despite the challenges, the office remains open to new information, hoping to provide a semblance of closure for Timothy Allen Smith's case and others like it.

Date Found: 07/27/2013

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