Alana Gwinner a young 23 year old accounting student from the university of Cincinnati was found dead a long month after she had gone missing. There was searches for her and she was listed as a missing person. Gwinner disappeared after a night of bowling with her friends she was reportedly on her way to her boyfriends house when she never showed up. The next day she never showed up for work and a missing person file went out. A month went by with no luck when a police officer from Covington Kentucky was making an arrest on a bridge over the Ohio river he got shoved into the icy waters and died. While search teams were looking for his body they came across a floating object on the water this just so happened to be Gwinner’s body a long 62 miles from her home in Cincinnati Ohio. Investigators assume that Gwinner was probably “accosted in the alley's parking lot, killed and put in her car, which was then rolled into the Ohio or Miami rivers from a slope or embankment.” says investigator smith. The car of the victim was never found but there has been constant investigations around the area of where Gwinners body was found smith claims “the killer must have had ties to that community, because one must know a body of water very well to carry out such a heinous act.” Over the past years they have spent millions of dollars for detectives, lab tests, and other components. Smith feels this is important because the abductor could easily still be out there and ready to strike at any time.
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