Bobo Brazil and Possible women he trained

Question
I recently met a women who claimed she had a career in wrestling for 18 years and was trained by BoBo Brazil.  I was buying a wwe picture for my son at a Flea Market in Southern Ohio when approached by a cuban man who was trying to tell me about this women.  I didn't beleive her at first but she showed me a card with her name(which I can't remember)and told me & family many stories of wrestling with Bobo and Bruiser, etc.  She told me she wrestled in the 60's and 70's for eightteen years,claimed to be  trained by Bobo, born in Eastern Kentucky, and said her stage name was She-devil. I have searched on the internet for a women wretler in the era she claimed she wrestled and came up with zilch. Just met her while on vacation June 19th, 2010 and my ten year old is huge wwe fan, we are curious who she is.
Any ideas who the women would have been?

Answer
Hello Judy,

I thought I heard the name in a book somewhere before- one of those wrestling encyclopedias, I think- but I borrowed that one a long time ago and isn't available to me any more. I'm not 100% certain she was in there though. I've done other searching and haven't found anything. That doesn't mean I have nothing to say to help you, however.

This question, in a sense, refers me of Judge Dread/Dredd, a wrestler who most prominently was in ECW and FMW for some time. For the most part though, he is overshadowed by the comic book character, making it very difficult to find out about him unless you already know about him and use fairly specific search terms. He was also on CAGEMATCH, which was a big help for that question I had on him, though I tracked down more info from other sources. Anyway, the point is that in this case, She-Devil is well, overshadowed by the term being applied to other wrestlers, or as a general descriptor for someone. This is addition to the fact that not everything is on the Internet and though She-Devil is of historical significance as far as pro wrestling goes, the same can be said of others, even someone like Mildred Burke, though eventually an investigative journalist pored over archives to compile details about her, which is now in a biography.  

It might just be that you haven't given enough info to be of use. The time period helps, but only when there is a comprehensive list of women's wrestlers for that time period, which there isn't, as far as I am aware. If she had won a championship, that could probably be used to track some details done,as long as records of that championship are around somewhere.  

That being said, I can refer you on to some places which might help you, if you are motivated to ask further. The first is Online World of Wrestling. Some people there may have some info, might have seen her wrestle some time. The second is the Cauliflower Alley Club, which is a fraternity of retired wrestlers. Many of them, I'm sure, knew Bobo and Brusier, so they may also remember her. If you could get in touch with Dave Meltzer, he might know something or have resources that can help. I cannot do these emails myself, since being in Year 12 and all, I am busy enough as it is, at least, for now, given that such emails may just lead to some info in an email, or a list of where you could for more info if you are really interested in knowing more.   

For all I know, though, someone who knows her might write a comment to this in the future, so a check every now and again might hypothetically be of use.

Sorry I couldn't help you further.