The body of Decarol Deloney-Cain, a longtime flight attendant for United Airlines, was found in the trunk of an abandoned car in Gary, Ind. Deloney-Cain died from blunt force trauma and several stab wounds. The body of a woman found in an abandoned car in Gary, Ind., has been identified as belonging to Decarol Deloney-Cain, 54, a longtime flight attendant for United Airlines. The soon-to-be-divorced mother of three was identified by the serial numbers on her breast implants, the Lake County Deputy Coroner George Deliopoulos revealed. She was often gone for days at a time because of her job, so family members thought nothing of her absence, the Chicago-Sun Times reported Wednesday. Police responding to a call about a car left on a gravel road found Deloney-Cain’s decomposing body in the trunk on Monday. There were numerous stab wounds and blunt force trauma to the head. Her body was found Monday wrapped in material in the trunk of her car in a wooded area in Gary, 12 miles north of Crown Point. Her brother Todd Deloney said no one had heard from his sister since July 3, but no one suspected anything because the 27-year veteran often flew international flights for United from her base at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. Flight attendant Decarol Deloney-Cain was found dead in the trunk of an abandoned car in Gary, Indiana.
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