The investigation that followed Langford's identification eventually led to an 81-year-old man's arrest in Hollywood, Florida.
after the name of the river where her body was discovered in 1975, Ontario Provincial Police confirmed Wednesday that the remains belonged to Jewell"Lalla" Langford, a resident of Tennessee who was 48 years old at the time of her death. as"a prominent member of the Jackson, Tennessee business community" who had co-owned a health spa with her ex-husband while she was alive.
Wednesday morning by the police department."In fact so successful she was the chair and president of the Jackson, Tennessee chapter of the American Businesswomen's Association and in 1971 was voted 'woman of the year' by her colleagues."Police say Langford had traveled to Montréal in April 1975 and never returned home after that. Her body was found around one month later, on May 3, in the Nation River by a farmer.
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