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Kimberly Ann Yohe

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Kimberly Ann Yohe

Case
#771
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Mar 15, 2026
Pennsylvania State Police / FBI VICAP
Homicide · Open
30 years waiting · since 1996

VICTIM - KIMBERLY ANN YOHE - ETTERS, PENNSYLVANIA

Justice for Kimberly Ann Yohe — the trail went cold in 1996, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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vehicle
Lead #1

Why was Yohe's 1987 Mazda 626 left at Gables Truck Stop 22 miles from the body recovery site? Did someone use it to transport her body?

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witness
Lead #2

Were there any witnesses at Gables Truck Stop or along I-81 who saw someone abandoning the vehicle or acting suspiciously on May 8-22, 1996?

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evidence
Lead #3

The ligature marks on her neck and ankle, combined with head lacerations, suggest a violent struggle. What forensic evidence was recovered from the vehicle or body?

Kimberly Ann Yohe disappeared from her Etters, Pennsylvania home on May 8, 1996, and was found dead in the Susquehanna River two weeks later, with evidence of ligature strangulation and head trauma. Her vehicle was discovered 22 miles away at a truck stop along I-81, suggesting she may have been transported after her death. Despite decades of investigation, the case remains unsolved and investigators continue to seek information from anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity around her disappearance or the discovery sites.

Case
#771
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Mar 15, 2026
Pennsylvania State Police / FBI VICAP

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More leads to consider

Beyond the top three above — each detail below could be the thread that pulls this case open.

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timeline
Lead #4

What happened during the two-week gap between May 8 and May 22? Where was Yohe's body kept before being placed in the river?

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suspect
Lead #5

Did investigators identify any persons of interest with access to Yohe's vehicle or knowledge of the truck stop location?

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Official wording

Source Narrative

Etters, Pennsylvania May 8, 1996 Kimberly Ann Yohe was last seen on May, 8, 1996, at her residence in Etters, Pennsylvania. Two weeks later, on May 22, 1996, Yohe’s body was recovered from the Susquehanna River in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.

Later that same day, Yohe’s vehicle, a 1987 Mazda 626, was discovered parked at Gables Truck Stop along I-81, 22 miles north of where the body was recovered. An autopsy determined that Yohe’s cause of death was ligature strangulation, with lacerations to the head and ligature marks on the neck and right ankle.

Investigators are asking anyone with information regarding this case to please come forward.

Timeline of Events

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1996-05-08

Kimberly Ann Yohe Last Seen

Kimberly Ann Yohe was last seen at her residence in Etters, Pennsylvania on May 8, 1996.

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1996-05-22

Body Recovered from Susquehanna River

Yohe's body was recovered from the Susquehanna River in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Autopsy determined cause of death as ligature strangulation with lacerations to head and ligature marks on neck and right ankle.

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1996-05-22

Vehicle Discovered at Truck Stop

Later the same day, Yohe's 1987 Mazda 626 was found parked at Gables Truck Stop along I-81, approximately 22 miles north of where her body was recovered.

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Case Information

Incident:May 8, 1996
Last Updated:September 10, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:May 8, 1996
Last Updated:September 10, 2026