Kimberly Renee Bouldin was a woman whose life came to a quiet and tragic end in Knoxville, Tennessee. On May 4, 2025, she was discovered unresponsive in a residence and subsequently transported to a local hospital, where she later passed away. Despite efforts to provide care, her death marked the beginning of a case that remains unresolved in terms of final arrangements and closure.
Following her passing, the Knox County Regional Forensic Center took responsibility for handling the case. The agency, located at 2761 Sullins Street in Knoxville, Tennessee, opened an investigation under case number 250511-393. Despite identifying Kimberly and notifying her next of kin, no funeral arrangements were made on her behalf. This lack of action has left Kimberly's remains unclaimed, placing her among the many individuals whose stories risk fading into obscurity.
The case is cataloged in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System under ID UCP146655, ensuring that Kimberly’s identity and circumstances are preserved in public record. The Knox County Regional Forensic Center continues to manage the case, and inquiries can be directed to their office at 865-215-8000 or through their website at https://www.knoxcounty.org/rfc/. Kimberly’s story serves as a somber reminder of the importance of community, connection, and the dignity owed to every individual—even in death.
Date Found: 05/04/2025
