Lori Lynn

The Murder In My Family

AbJack Entertainment

True Crime

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2021

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Episode 78 Lori Lynn

Sixty year-old Mother and Grandmother, Loraine “Lori” Lynn went missing on August 1st, 2017 after driving to her Mom Wanda's home in Liberty Twp, Ohio to pick her up and run an errand. When Lori arrived and found that Wanda was out, she left. What happened after that remains a mystery. What is known is that the following day, Lori's family frantically searched Wanda's 40 acre farm, and found Lori's 2017 Nissan Pathfinder abandoned behind a barn. Further searching led to a tractor partially submerged in a pond. Tragically, Lori was found dead in the tractor. Investigators in a matter of hours close the case deeming it an accident. It wasn't until later when Lori's family viewed surveillance video of Wanda's property that important clues would be revealed, and the case would be changed to a homicide.

There is a $20,000 reward for information that helps secure a conviction, and you can leave an anonymous tip with the Liberty Police Department by calling (330) 539-9830. There is also a website dedicated to Lori’s life and case, whokilledlorilynn.com.

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1:15.9	Thank you for joining me for episode 78 of The Murder in My Family.
1:19.5	I'm your host Mike Morford.
1:21.8	In this episode, we'll be discussing the case of Lori Lynn, a hard-working blue-collar mom,
1:28.0	who was about to celebrate retirement before tragedy would strike in August 2017,
1:33.6	ending her life in what was first thought to be an accident,
1:36.6	but was later revealed to be a homicide.
1:39.2	We'll dive into Lori's story after some quick housekeeping.
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