Sharon Kinne's mysterious disappearance from Mexican prison revealed
- Sharon Kinne was charged with the murders of her husband, another woman's spouse, and a man she met in a bar.
- She reportedly escaped from a Mexican prison in 1969, and her whereabouts have remained unknown for decades.
- Authorities are preparing to reveal new insights into her case in an upcoming news conference.
In the late 1960s, authorities were trying to solve the mysterious case of Sharon Kinne, a woman from the United States. Kinne was tried for the murders of her husband, James Kinne, her boyfriend's wife, Patricia Jones, and a man named Francisco Ordonez. After a series of controversial events, Kinne mysteriously vanished from a Mexican prison in Ixtacalapan on December 7, 1969, leaving behind a troubling history that some authorities are now looking to clarify. Her story captured public attention, making headlines in various media forms, including books, podcasts, and TV programs. The circumstances surrounding her husband’s death raised suspicions world wide. Though ruled as an accident, Kinne's involvement was questioned when she was later linked to other murders shortly after moving on from her husband's death. Following the death of Patricia Jones, Kinne was indicted and subsequently acquitted for her husband's murder, while later serving time for the killing of Francisco Ordonez, for which she received a 13-year prison sentence. Despite the evidence against her, Kinne maintained her innocence. Sharon Kinne became known in Mexico as “La Pistolera” or “The Gunslinger,” allowing her a degree of notoriety. Prior to her escape, Kinne gave interviews regarding her life and experiences of being in prison. She stated she felt confined in her old life and was eager to discover what lay beyond the boundaries of her circumstances. In the process, she gained a somewhat notorious status, evoking the curiosity and speculation of many. Recent inquiries into her disappearance have prompted a renewed interest in her case, with authorities planning a news conference to provide potential answers about her whereabouts. Notably, investigators have discovered that a woman named Diedra Glabus, who died in 2022, had fingerprints that matched those of Sharon Kinne. This revelation adds another layer to the enigma of her life, leaving many questions still unanswered about what really happened to Kinne in the years since her disappearance.