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Body of Sulphur Springs Woman Reported Missing in 1989 Identified in Williamson County. Identity of ‘Corona Girl’ Cold Case Confirmed After 30 Years.

Body of Sulphur Springs Woman Reported Missing in 1989 Identified in Williamson County. Identity of ‘Corona Girl’ Cold Case Confirmed After 30 Years.
  • PublishedJanuary 15, 2020


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The body of a Sulphur Springs woman that has been missing for over 30 years has been identified in Williamson County according to multiple Austin area news outlets.

 

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Williamson County Sheriff’s Office has identified remains discovered in Williamson County as Sue Ann Huskey of Sulphur Springs. Huskey was last seen in the Sulphur Springs area in 1989.

According to reports, Williamson County officials found her body on September 25, 1989 in the Jarrell area. Officials estimated she had been dead for two weeks before she was discovered.

 

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Officials also believe she was murdered in the area near where she was found.

The cold case has been widely known as ‘Corona Girl’ because she was found wearing a Corona beer shirt.

According to CBS Austin, the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office released an updated sketch of ‘Corona Girl’ in October of 2019 in search of new leads.


Multiple family members confirmed to news outlets that Huskey was identified using DNA tests of family members that were completed recently.

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit is holding a press conference this afternoon to announce their findings. We will update their story if any new details are provided then.

NOTE: This article contained a previous photo from other news outlets that was inaccurate.

 

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