US EditionSkeletal remains identified as woman who was never reported missing by her husband
- The remains of a woman found in 2007 in Sarasota, Florida, have been identified as Jeana Burrus, who was never reported missing. The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office is seeking information about the victim.
- The sheriff's office named Jeana Burrus' husband, James Burrus, as a person of interest in the case. Jeana Burrus lived with her husband and their son in Sarasota at the time of her death.
- Jeana Burrus was unemployed, while her husband worked at a local body shop.
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The remains of a woman found more than 16 years ago in Florida have finally been identified as a mother.
Skeletal remains finally ID'd as woman whose husband never reported her missing
Local authorities first found the remains of a woman 'buried in a shallow grave in a wooded area' in Sarasota, Florida, 16 years ago - now they are seeking information from anyone familiar with Jeana Burrus, or her husband, James Burrus
Florida police identify body found 16 years ago of woman who was never reported missing; now seeking more info
The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office in Florida identified the body of a woman discovered in February 2007 as Jeana Lynn Burrus, who was never reported missing.
Who was Jeana Burrus? Unreported missing Florida woman's remains found in shallow grave identified
Who was Jeana Burrus? Unreported missing Florida woman's remains found in shallow grave identified SARASOTA, FLORIDA: A 16-year-old mystery was unraveled after skeletal remains discovered in a shallow grave in Sarasota, Florida is now identified as Jeana Lynn Burrus. However, the 39-year-old wife and mother whose remains were found in 2007 were never reported. "The investigation into Jeana’s death was further complicated as she was never repor…
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