The autopsy also said there were indications that her body may have been dragged.Įarlier this year, The Star and KCUR requested from the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department the reports and investigative records of Tribue and several other Black women who were found murdered in Wyandotte County but whose cases remain unsolved.
She was wearing a dark purple corduroy jacket, a gold lace top, pumpkin-colored jeans and brown sandals, according to the FBI.Īn autopsy showed Tribue died from multiple blows to her head and extremities. Tribue was seen earlier that day at the Firelight Lounge at 18th Street and Parallel Parkway in KCK, where she was known to be a regular.
Tribue, who sometimes went by her maiden name, Rhonda Easley, was discovered in the road in the 500 block of South 94th Street, the border of Kansas City, Kansas, and Edwardsville and a short distance from the Kansas Avenue/Interstate 435 interchange. The FBI and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation want to know who killed Rhonda Tribue, a 33-year-old mother of six whose body was found during the early morning hours of Oct. State and federal authorities in Kansas are seeking the public’s help in identifying those responsible for the unsolved 1998 murder of a Kansas City, Kansas, woman.
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