Body Found In Neshaminy State Park ID'd By Tattoo On Her Arm

BENSALEM, PA — The body of a woman found stabbed to death was identified by authorities and family members after a picture of a tattoo bearing her name was made public.

Lisa Jennings, 50, of Philadelphia, was found dead in Neshaminy State Park on Saturday, Jan. 8. A passerby found her body in a wooded area of the park and reported it to authorities.

After investigating the state of the body, Bucks County Coroner Meredith Buck confirmed on Monday, Jan. 10, that Jennings had been stabbed to death, with multiple stab and slash wounds found on her neck.

A tattoo on her upper right arm that said 'Lisa' was released to the public before her identity was confirmed. Authorities and family members were able to identify her off of this simple tattoo.

Her brother, Guy Jennings, talked to CBS Philly about his sister and the tattoo.

“I asked her, why are you getting that tattoo? What do you need a tattoo for? I guess at the time, it was probably just something to do,” Jennings said. “Whoever knew it would come to something like this?”

As of now, authorities in Bucks County believe Jennings might have been killed in another area, with her body being taken to the spot in the Bensalem park she was located in. The park was closed on Saturday for investigators to find evidence and research the body and her fatal wounds; it was reopened on Sunday, with investigators still overlooking the area she was found in.

Anyone who has information about this death are asked to contact authorities at 215-942-3900.