Prominent Businesswoman Identified as 1975 Cold Case Victim Following Arrest in Decades-Old Murder

Canadian authorities have identified Jewell "Lalla" Langford, a Tennessee spa owner, as the victim found dead in a river in 1975.
Langford disappeared during a trip to Montreal and her remains showed signs of strangulation and being bound.
Her body, known as the "Nation River Lady," was identified using forensic genealogy, the first such use in Canada.
Rodney Nichols, 81, who knew Langford, was arrested in Florida and charged with her murder.
Langford's remains were returned to the U.S. for burial following her identification.