Jeanne Marie Gilbert, 34, was working the night shift at the Days Inn in Remington, Indiana, in the early morning hours of March 3, 1989, after swapping shifts to attend her daughter’s cheerleading sectional. During her shift the motel was robbed and Gilbert vanished. Her nude body was later found in a frozen ditch along a rural road in White County, about 19 miles southeast of the Days Inn. An autopsy found she had been sexually assaulted and shot three times with a .22 caliber firearm; the fatal wound pierced her lung and aorta and she died from internal blood loss.

Her uniform was never recovered. These killings were later linked by ballistics and DNA to other motel attacks along I-65, and investigators identified Harry Edward Greenwell through investigative genealogy and DNA, with a probability of more than 99 percent that he was responsible. Greenwell died of natural causes in 2013 at age 68.

Does anyone have memories of Jeanne Gilbert or information about her work at that Days Inn that could help fill in missing details about that night?