Body parts with distinctive tattoo that washed up in Florida Bay belonged to Pennsylvania mother

3years ago

Tampa Bay news, Florida news.

Florida authorities have identified body parts that washed ashore Tampa’s McKay Bay weeks ago as a Pennsylvania mother.

The distinctive tattoo bearing the names Sean, Greg, and Zach helped detectives identify the deceased as Stephanie Crone-Overholts.

On November 11 and 12, fishermen reported spotting human body parts on the bay; an investigation has since been ongoing into what authorities believe was a homicide.

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  • “This has been a living nightmare,” the victim’s son, Sean, said. “It is unimaginable what she went through. My mother will be deeply missed.”

    Crone-Overholts had been living in Lutz, Florida, approximately 20 miles north of her remains were found.

    Police said the Erie, Pa. native’s death was linked to a silver Hyundai Elantra with a Pennsylvania license plate but did not release further details.