Crime at 700 BLOCK OF MONROE SENTER ST on 09/28/2026 12:00 AM

Type: Other

Date: 09/28/2026 12:00 AM

Description: DOMESTIC TROUBLE IN PROGRESS (Code: 1083A). This is from the Knoxville police call log. Information is subject to change.

Address: 700 BLOCK OF MONROE SENTER ST, Knoxville, TN

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Area Missing Persons

missing-person-record__Ulloa

Name

Kimberlin Ulloa

Missing Age

13

Est. Current Age

16

Last Seen

Maryville, TN on 11/12/2022

Physical Description

Race: Hispanic Ethnicity: Gender: Female Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5'6'' Weight: 150 lbs

Case Number

M867064402

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Area Cold Cases

cold-case-record__Hardin

Name

Howard Hardin

Age

3842

Cause of Death

Shooting

Info

On January 12, 1982, a landowner was walking newly purchased property in the immediate vicinity of Clear Springs and Mascot Roads in East Knox County. In a heavily wooded section of the property, the landowner discovered skeletal remains of what were later determined to be a black male, approximately 38-42 years old, who wore a blue pullover half-zippered sweater, dark colored trousers, a pair of red and black socks, and black Zippered dress boots, size 9-D. The victim was shot once in the head, execution style, with a small caliber pistol. Obvious attempts had been made to conceal the body from view. These remains were believed to have been in that location from eight months to a year prior to their discovery.A cranial reconstruction was recently done by the University of Tennessee’s Anthropology Department, the following are photographs of that reconstruction:

Agency

KnoxCountySheriff

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