Remains found in Little River Canyon identified as missing woman from 2021

On Dec. 27, 2021, Mary Elizabeth Isbell was reported missing to the Hartselle Police Department by her ex-husband. Detectives with Hartselle PD used phone records to determine Beth was living

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