Technology has become a major part in our daily lives. Finding new ways to make life more convenient, efficient and resourceful is one of the great ways Technology contributes to our world. The newest unit at the KCSO, the Digital Intelligence Unit (DIU) was established in October 2018, to help officers, investigators and staff do just that with their daily tasks. The unit has dedicated almost 90 years of combined service and experience to Knox County.
Crime Analysis and Mapping that helps law enforcement recognize incident patterns and keep the community aware of activity in their neighborhoods. They also work with multiple other Law Enforcement agencies on investigations and fugitive tracking.
Crime Analysis and Mapping that helps law enforcement recognize incident patterns and keep the community aware of activity in their neighborhoods. They also work with multiple other Law Enforcement agencies on investigations and fugitive tracking.
The DIU also assists investigators with Video Evidence collection and analysis. This has become an invaluable tool in identifying suspects, as well as providing investigators evidence.
DIU also manages accounts of investigative on-line tools and applications as well as Digital Device management and support.
The DIU also assists investigators with Video Evidence collection and analysis. This has become an invaluable tool in identifying suspects, as well as providing investigators evidence.
DIU also manages accounts of investigative on-line tools and applications as well as Digital Device management and support.
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On July 20, 1985 the burned body of Betty Joyce Brown,aka Simmons, was found in the woods at 3805 Maloney Road in South Knox County. The 29 year old Austin-East graduate had been stabbed before being burned. Ms. Brown was last seen on July 14, 1985 between midnight and 1:00am in front of the Bread Box at Magnolia Ave and Spruce Street. It is believed that Ms. Brown was offered and accepted a ride from an unknown subject. Ms. Brown’s last know address was 2737 Tarleton Ave. Initial investigation indicated that when Ms. Brown’s body was found, she had been dead approximately 1 week. Family members described Ms. Brown as being a “very sweet and loving mother.”
If you have any information please call the Knox County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit at (865)-215-3520/3590 or e-mail coldcase@knoxsheriff.org.