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Mohave County Sheriff’s Office seeks information in 1995 homicide of Jean Andrae Brady

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MOHAVE COUNTY — The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is asking for the public’s assistance in an open homicide investigation involving Jean Andrae Brady, whose body was found in Standard Wash on June 25, 1995, in Lake Havasu City.

Brady (DOB June 2, 1947) was initially a Jane Doe victim later identified by investigators, and her cause of death was determined to be multiple gunshot wounds. Despite interviews conducted during the investigation, including with Brady’s ex-husband, no suspect was ever identified.

Detectives also served a search warrant on a storage unit rented by Brady at the time of her death and recovered multiple boxes of personal property. Those items were later determined as not pertinent to the homicide investigation, and investigators are seeking extended family members to release her personal belongings to.

Brady did not appear to have siblings or children. Her ex-husband passed away in 1996. Her parents were Robert Curtis Patterson of Chicago, Illinois (DOB 8-9-1913, DOD 5-5-1969), and her mother was Doris Jean Massman of Missouri (DOB 7-29-14, DOD 4-18-1979). It is believed that Brady’s relatives may be residing in Missouri and/or Kansas.

Anyone who knew Brady, knew her associates in Lake Havasu City in 1995, has information about who may have had cause to harm her, or may be part of her extended family is asked to contact the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigations Unit at (928) 753-0753 ext. 4408.