The body of a missing 44-year-old woman was found Saturday in Whites Creek just north of Nashville, Tennessee. She had been missing for two weeks before her body was found, according to . fox news digital.
This was announced by the Nashville Metropolitan Police Department. body of emily bradley It was found in a stream near Buena Vista Pike. The coroner then confirmed the cause of death. blunt force traumasuggesting it was murder.
Bradley was last seen driving a silver 2014 Chevrolet Cruze around Dickerson Pike and Hart Lane in East Nashville on Feb. 18, police said.
Investigators said they picked up Bradley’s car with a license plate reader in the Hendersonville area on February 21, but it was not clear who was driving the car at the time.
Authorities also noted at the time that Bradley’s cell phone had been turned off since February 18 and had not been turned back on. When Nick Bradley learned of his daughter’s disappearance, he traveled from Florida and posted missing flyers all over the place.
Nick said: “It’s pretty intense. It’s pretty bad.” “We don’t know what happened, but we think something bad happened.”
Fox News Digital reported that Jaiya Wendal, who appears to be Bradley’s “platonic life partner,” said her friend “never went five days without talking.” [her]. ”
The report also noted that Bradley did not show up for his first day at his new job. Wendall suggested, “Everything in my core is telling me something is wrong.”
Bradley was known to always travel with his service dog, Bob Johnson. However, Bob Johnson was left alone at home when the woman went missing.
“Anyone could look at Emily and tell she had Bob Johnson with her,” said Judy Rose, a family friend.
“This has been her service animal for about 23 years. She would never leave Bob Johnson confined at home without a caregiver.”
After it was revealed that Bradley’s body had been found, Brandi McMahan posted on Facebook: “Watching Fantasia at her place.” [Bradley’s] We moved back home when we were 14 years old. I was trying not to wake her father.Then she made me help clean up after her. [her] The morning after the party is a horse. ”
“She wasn’t afraid to work hard or get dirty, but she always had a great sense of style. She never spoke ill of anyone and held her space. I came to rescue her from prison, and I came to rescue her. [I’m] My heart hurts so much. The world is getting a little darker now. ”
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