A driver found her remains in 1985 after having vehicle trouble on the side of an interstate.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has identified the remains of a woman found in 1985, and now agents are asking for the public's help to find her killer.
Earlier this month, investigators identified the victim as Michelle Lavone Inman, who was born in April 1961. They were able to identify her with the help of a third-party company, Othram, Inc. In March 1985, Inman's skeletal remains were found in Cheatham County near a creek bank. A driver having vehicle trouble spotted the disturbing find along Interstate 24 West in Cheatham County, between mile markers 29 and 30. Investigators were at least able to determine the remains belonged to a white female and had been dead up to five months before being discovery. In April 2018, a DNA profile was developed and entered into a database in hopes the woman would eventually be identified.
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