Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On April 15, 2004, a Georgia woman disappeared from her Forsyth County salon in the middle of the day, never to be seen alive again, with her body being found nearly two years later, in the next county over. Witnesses saw something going on in front of the business but what did they see?
Who is Ken Mains? Mains served in Law Enforcement and the United States Marine Corps for a combined 20 years. He uses a unique and particular combination of forensic science, criminal investigation, forensic psychology, victimology, crime reconstruction, crime scene assessment and criminal profiling to help solve cases.
Mains' law enforcement career has consisted of working as a member of the Williamsport Bureau of Police, Lycoming County Drug Task Force, Federal Bureau of Investigations and the Lycoming County of Pennsylvania’s District Attorney’s Office. During his tour with the United States Marine Corps, he was assigned primarily with the Special Operations Training Group (SOTG), II Marine Expeditionary Force with a concentration on administrative intelligence. In 2015, he was appointed as the Lycoming County Narcotics Unit Drug Task Force Coordinator and Supervisor by the Lycoming County District Attorney until 2018. He was entrusted by The Lycoming County District Attorney to create and maintain the County’s only Cold Case Unit in 2011 and has investigated cold cases professionally as a Detective since 2006.
Mains holds a Bachelor of Science Degree (BS) in Criminal Justice from Lock Haven University and has taken Master Degree course work in Forensic Criminology with an emphasis on Criminal Profiling. He has had professional training in Criminal Law, Criminal Investigations, Forensic Criminology, Criminal Profiling, Medicolegal Death Investigation, Cold Case Analysis for Law Enforcement, D.E.E.P Undercover Narcotics Investigations, Advanced Crime Scene Investigations, Sex-Related Homicide Investigations, Practical Homicide Investigations, among others.
In 2017, Mains was asked by the History Channel to serve as their on-air expert investigating and producing a five-part true crime documentary about the unsolved ‘Zodiac’ murders in California in the late 1960’s.
Ken Mains is considered by many to be the leading authority on unsolved homicides and cold cases.
Like him on Facebook facebook.com/detectivekennethlmains
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On April 15, 2004, a Georgia woman disappeared from her Forsyth County salon in the middle of the day, never to be seen alive again, with her body being found nearly two years later, in the next county over. Witnesses saw something going on in front of the business but what did they see?
Who is Ken Mains? Mains served in Law Enforcement and the United States Marine Corps for a combined 20 years. He uses a unique and particular combination of forensic science, criminal investigation, forensic psychology, victimology, crime reconstruction, crime scene assessment and criminal profiling to help solve cases.
Mains' law enforcement career has consisted of working as a member of the Williamsport Bureau of Police, Lycoming County Drug Task Force, Federal Bureau of Investigations and the Lycoming County of Pennsylvania’s District Attorney’s Office. During his tour with the United States Marine Corps, he was assigned primarily with the Special Operations Training Group (SOTG), II Marine Expeditionary Force with a concentration on administrative intelligence. In 2015, he was appointed as the Lycoming County Narcotics Unit Drug Task Force Coordinator and Supervisor by the Lycoming County District Attorney until 2018. He was entrusted by The Lycoming County District Attorney to create and maintain the County’s only Cold Case Unit in 2011 and has investigated cold cases professionally as a Detective since 2006.
Mains holds a Bachelor of Science Degree (BS) in Criminal Justice from Lock Haven University and has taken Master Degree course work in Forensic Criminology with an emphasis on Criminal Profiling. He has had professional training in Criminal Law, Criminal Investigations, Forensic Criminology, Criminal Profiling, Medicolegal Death Investigation, Cold Case Analysis for Law Enforcement, D.E.E.P Undercover Narcotics Investigations, Advanced Crime Scene Investigations, Sex-Related Homicide Investigations, Practical Homicide Investigations, among others.
In 2017, Mains was asked by the History Channel to serve as their on-air expert investigating and producing a five-part true crime documentary about the unsolved ‘Zodiac’ murders in California in the late 1960’s.
Ken Mains is considered by many to be the leading authority on unsolved homicides and cold cases.
Like him on Facebook facebook.com/detectivekennethlmains
#unsolvednomore #detectivemains #unsolvedmystery #coldcase #missingperson #truecrime #kenmains #endres #murder #netflix
