UNSOLVED HOMCIDE: BOBBIE BROWN

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When a dedicated Indiana teacher misses class without warning, a search of her apartment leads to a grim discovery. The chilling murder of a mother, grandmother and favorite teacher becomes a cold case in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

Pictured: Bobbie Brown’s death certificate. She was a victim of homicide, and her murder remains unsolved.
Bobbie Brown was 47-years-old when she was murdered in her Highland, Indiana home. Image source: family photo.
Bobbie was a favorite teacher of many at the elementary school where she taught. One of her students published this tribute to her in a local paper following her murder.
Pictured: an advertisement for the apartment complex where Bobbie was murdered just after moving in. It was a low-crime neighborhood, and her murder was a statistical anomaly.

Sources used to research this episode:

Bobbie Jean Graise Brown (findagrave.com)

Obituary: Brown, Bobbie (The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

Death Caused by Blunt Force to Head (The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

Teacher is Found Dead in Apartment (Mark Kiesling / The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

Trophy Tested in Murder Case (The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

“I WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND MISS YOU VERY MUCH” (The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

Unsolved Murders (The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

Hammond Teen Slain (Cindy Eberting / The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

Hammond Family Sets Up Trust Fund for Beating Victim’s Son (Cindy Eberting / The Hammond Times via newspapers.com)

WESH 2 Investigates: How Florida Prosecutors Used Forensic Science in Tommie Lee Andrews’ Case (Greg Fox / WESH News)

If you know anything about the murder of Bobbie Brown, please contact the Highland Police Department at 219-838-3184.

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  1. I’m a faithful long time listener of Last Seen Alive and this case in particular really got to me. The fact that Bobbie’s murder has been virtually forgotten over time breaks my heart. The absence of coverage for someone so wonderful and dedicated to her community is really sad to me and I’m thankful to your podcast for bringing her name back to our lips and hearts. RIP Bobbie Brown. I hope you get the justice you deserve someday.

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