After months of searching, the identification of Anna Cummins of Perryville, KY, has been officially confirmed by the State Medical Examiner’s Office.
The remains were discovered in a field close to Craintown Road, where a tragic end awaited this young individual. The human remains found in a Boyle County field have been identified as Anna M. Cummins, a 49-year-old woman from Perryville.
The Kentucky State Police announced that the skeletal remains, discovered on Craintown Road on January 20th, were identified by the state medical examiner’s office.
No information has been provided yet about the cause of death or potential foul play. There were initial speculations that the remains might belong to Andrea Knabel, who has been missing since August 2019.
The State Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Anna Cummins’ identity on Tuesday has resulted in a death investigation conducted by KSP. Those who are aware of pertinent information regarding this unfortunate passing are asked to contact KSP Post 7 with any pertinent details.
The investigation is essential to finding closure, as it will hopefully provide answers to the cause and circumstances of her death that have previously remained unknown.
The disappearance of Andrea Knabel has been a difficult experience for her family and loved ones, who have been without any answers since she went missing in August 2019.
Now, news that human remains found in Boyle County may belong to Andrea brings both hope and anxiety for those closest to her.
Lt. Brian McNulty from the Louisville Metro Police stated that the DNA results to determine if it is indeed Andrea’s remains would not be available for several more weeks; in the meantime, the bereaved family of Andrea waits with desperation and heartache for closure on this chapter of their lives.
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