
A Warren County woman vanished in Maryland — and a grim discovery may explain why
☑️Police are investigating if remains in Maryland are those of a missing NJ woman
☑️Kimberly Gordon disappeared June 22 after working as a pilot car driver in Maryland
☑️The medical examiner will determine the person's identity and cause of death
Police in Maryland are investigating whether skeletal remains found in a river tributary are those of a New Jersey woman who went missing in June.
Kimberly Gordon, 46, of Lopatcong, was driving a white Hyundai Elantra acting as a pilot car to guide a wide load truck on June 22. Surveillance cameras captured her behind the Sky Zone indoor trampoline center in Rosedale, Maryland, according to Baltimore County police.
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Skeletal remains found a mile from last sighting
She was not seen after that and was reported missing by her mother to Lopatcong police. The car was recovered. Police believe she may have suffered a head injury in a car crash that same day.
Skeletal remains were found on Friday morning in a creek bed of a tributary of the Back River along the interchange of Route 695 and Route 102, about a mile from the Sky Zone.
The county medical examiner will conduct an autopsy to determine the person's identity and the cause and manner of death.
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