Betty J Skinner | Unsolved Murder | Cold Case
You have to be a special individual like Betty to touch so many people and face multiple disabilities I only seen two news pieces on Betty and it was related to another young transgender female who was also murdered in the same year (Brittany Stergis) I was reading some of the comments left on her obituary because I didn't ask permission I will not include their names.
- Betty was very faithful to her church. She always brought a smile to many faces. She was very gifted in PowerPoint presentations. She will be missed by many
- I went to high school with B Skinner. I always had fond memories of those times. She was a testament to the fact that you didn't need the perfect body, nor the eloquent speech to be a beautiful human being. She was the ray of sunshine that gave life to the world and all she touched.
- Betty was a brilliant, outspoken, wonderful woman. It was a pleasure to know her and a shock to learn of this terrible tragedy.
- I am very sad to hear of the loss of Betty. She was always very sweet and funny and it was a pleasure to work with her.
This was just a few of the touching comments left on the online guestbook obituary and it pains me to wrap my mind on how you even attempt to harm someone who is essentially defenseless? And being that she was in a facility where is footage? In this building nobody was able to identify any coming or going. Since she was in a assisted living facility was there any documentation? Most times you have to sign in and out in order to visit residents in this facilities. Were the caretakers questioned more?
All these different things make you wonder was enough done, in my mind there is no reason Betty's murder should have been left unsolved for this long of a time. If you have any information on this homicide please use the information listed below:
Case # 3057
Cleveland Police Department
Police have not identified any suspects, and ask anyone with information to call the Homicide Unit at 216-623-5464
Credits:
Pghlesbian
Cleveland.com
Obituary (Legacy)
CBSNEWS
- Betty was very faithful to her church. She always brought a smile to many faces. She was very gifted in PowerPoint presentations. She will be missed by many
- I went to high school with B Skinner. I always had fond memories of those times. She was a testament to the fact that you didn't need the perfect body, nor the eloquent speech to be a beautiful human being. She was the ray of sunshine that gave life to the world and all she touched.
- Betty was a brilliant, outspoken, wonderful woman. It was a pleasure to know her and a shock to learn of this terrible tragedy.
- I am very sad to hear of the loss of Betty. She was always very sweet and funny and it was a pleasure to work with her.
Details
On 12/05/2013, 52yr old Betty Skinner was found in her apartment bedroom located on Devonshire Road with head trauma that resulted in her death. Betty Skinner was a male that had been living as a female for approximately 10-12 years. Skinner suffered from Cerebral Palsy with stenosis and degenerative disk disease. Cleveland Police say Skinner was physically disabled, required assisted living and received regular home health care. She was last seen alive by her home health care worker when she left the Devonshire Road apartment @ 10 PM on Wednesday Evening.
Afterthoughts
On 12/05/2013, 52yr old Betty Skinner was found in her apartment bedroom located on Devonshire Road with head trauma that resulted in her death. Betty Skinner was a male that had been living as a female for approximately 10-12 years. Skinner suffered from Cerebral Palsy with stenosis and degenerative disk disease. Cleveland Police say Skinner was physically disabled, required assisted living and received regular home health care. She was last seen alive by her home health care worker when she left the Devonshire Road apartment @ 10 PM on Wednesday Evening.
Afterthoughts
This was just a few of the touching comments left on the online guestbook obituary and it pains me to wrap my mind on how you even attempt to harm someone who is essentially defenseless? And being that she was in a facility where is footage? In this building nobody was able to identify any coming or going. Since she was in a assisted living facility was there any documentation? Most times you have to sign in and out in order to visit residents in this facilities. Were the caretakers questioned more?
All these different things make you wonder was enough done, in my mind there is no reason Betty's murder should have been left unsolved for this long of a time. If you have any information on this homicide please use the information listed below:
Case # 3057
Cleveland Police Department
Police have not identified any suspects, and ask anyone with information to call the Homicide Unit at 216-623-5464
Credits:
Pghlesbian
Cleveland.com
Obituary (Legacy)
CBSNEWS
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