Paul Lund, who reported missing his wife, Susan Lund was a Fort Campbell soldier. He still believes that Susan was kidnapped at that time though officers closed the file saying she left intentionally.

Paul remembers that Susan has been seen on Interstate 65 near Louisville who looked thin, pale, attired in the same get-up she was wearing the night she got disappeared as per Leaf-Chronicle article of February 24, 1993.

He thinks she was kidnapped as she had her checkbook with her but had not written any checks. When Susan vanished, it was believed that she was pregnant with their fourth child.

She left Paul and three children when she left the house. Susan was born on November 29, 1967, she walked to a local grocery store and has never returned since then. 

Ahead of a white woman was found 30 years ago in the Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park whose identity remained unknown upon the discovery. She was labeled as “Ina Jane Doe.”

Jane Doe and John Doe are multiple-use placeholder names that are used when the true name of a person is unknown or is being internationally concealed as defined by Wikipedia.

Redgrave, a Massachusetts-based genealogical firm, received the DNA profile and confirmed it as of Susan. A DNA sample was compared to those of Susan’s family members. 

Paul Lund still seems to be residing at Harrier County, off Jack Miller Boulevard. This is the same place from, where his wife, Susan Lund went missing. She went out of the home to go for a grocery.

The case was opened for two weeks, and due to lack of evidence, the officers closed the case saying that she seemed to leave of her own will. It was also mentioned as per the report that she was seen in Hopkinsville, Kentucky after a week she went missing.