Hello, I have started a week long series on unidentified African American individuals in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. These cases are important to spread awareness about due to people of color, especially Black people having less media coverage and public awareness being spread about their cases, and being hindered by systemic bias in the legal system.

This is case 3/7

On July 17, 1979, the decomposing body of a man was found on a hillside under bushes by a construction worker who was working in the 800 block of Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica, California.

Little details are available about the manner of his death and he has remained unidentified for 47 years.

Date of Discovery: July 17, 1979
Location of Discovery: Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: 1979
State of Remains: Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction.
Cause of Death: Unknown

Estimated Age: 30 - 45 years old
Race: Black
Sex: Male
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 95 lbs (NOTE: This is likely not an accurate estimate as decomposition causes significant weight to be lost.)
Hair: Black.
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown

Dentals: Unknown
Fingerprints: Unknown
DNA: Unknown

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Medical Examiner
Agency Contact Person: Betsy Magdaleno, Medical Examiner Investigator, Identifications
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
Agency E-mail: Unknown
Agency Case Number: 1979-09000

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 4403

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Hello, I have started a week long series on unidentified African American individuals in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. These cases are important to spread awareness about due to people of color, especially Black people having less media coverage and public awareness being spread about their cases, and being hindered by systemic bias in the legal system.

This is case 2/7

On September 13th 1975 the body of a young female was found by a passing motorist outside of 745 W Artesia Blvd in Compton, California.

The motorist alerted a security guard at a nearby business about the discovery and after closer inspection, the security guard then alerted law enforcement about the body.

She was shot twice in the head which knocked her unconscious and then thrown out of a fast moving vehicle, which led to her eventually dying. She was unclothed, however there were no signs of sexual assault and she had no drugs or alcohol in her system at the time.

She was cremated the same year.

Date of Discovery: September 13, 1975
Location of Discovery: Compton, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Hours prior
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Blunt-force trauma

Estimated Age: 14-17 years old
Race: Black
Sex: Female
Height: 5'0"
Weight: 100 lbs.
Hair: Black, short and curly.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: 1-1/2"scar on the instep of her left foot.

Dentals: Available
Fingerprints: Available
DNA: Available

Clothing: None.
Jewelry: Gold ring with a large black stone. Within the black stone was a gold-colored flower. Silver or white metal ring with a white stone and six green stones. A gold bracelet. A white metal or silver bracelet. Silver or white metal keychain necklace.
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Coroner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Betsy Magdaleno, Medical Examiner Investigator, Identifications
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
Agency E-mail: IDUnit@coroner.lacounty.gov
Agency Case Number: 1975-11050

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Agency Contact Person: Sergeant Frederick D. Reynolds
Agency Phone Number: 323-533-1004 or 323-890-5500
Agency E-mail: Fdreynol(at)lasd.orgA or homicideops@lasd.org
Agency Case Number: 18735

NCIC Case Number: U761532768
NamUs Case Number: 4458
NCMEC Case Number: 1107251
Former Hot Case Number: 651

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Hello, I am starting a week long series on unidentified African American individuals in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. These cases are important to spread awareness about due to people of color, especially Black people having less media coverage and public awareness being spread about their cases, and being hindered by systemic bias in the legal system.

This is case 1/7.

On February 9th, 1968, a young man or teenager was caught off guard by law enforcement during an attempted burglary at 3870 S. Normandie Avenue at approximately 5:13 am. He hid inside a trash can until he was discovered by law enforcement and was ordered to come out.

He attempted to flee, climbing up a fence before being shot by one officer, then being shot by the second who was under the impression he was being shot at as soon as gunfire erupted.

It is unknown which shot killed the man due to the lack of information given by officials on his manner of death besides the details already given.

He possibly could have used the name ‘Randolph Houser’ when he was alive.

Date of Discovery: February 9, 1968
Location of Discovery: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Minutes prior
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Shot by police

Estimated Age: 15-20 years old
Race: Black
Sex: Male
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 156 lbs.
Hair: Black and curly.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Small frame. Small scars noted on an unspecified knee and shins. Blood type is B-.

Dentals: Unknown
Fingerprints: Available
DNA: Not available.

Clothing: Avocado-green sweater, two-tone green knit turtleneck shirt, navy blue serge pants, olive green acetate socks, reverse hide high-top soled shoes, light brown belt, and white boxer shorts.
Jewelry: Unknown.
Additional Personal Items: Unknown.

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Betsy Magdaleno, Medicolegal Death Investigator
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
Agency E-mail: IDUnit@me.lacounty.gov
Agency Case Number: 1968-01481

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 16394
NCMEC Case Number: 1392630

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(His Los Angeles county coroner page does not seem to be working sadly.)

(Photos of bikini, jean shorts, nails, chain, and watch.)

On November 2nd, 2001, the heavily decomposed body of a female was found off Bessemer Mine Rd by a Caltrans worker in a shallow grave after her foot was seen protruding from the ground.

She was wrapped in plastic and bound with duct tape before being buried in a shallow grave. She had died due to a blow to the body, however there are no reports on where this blow was.

Found on the body was a dark bikini top, “ZANA DI” jean shorts with black embroidery, false fingernails a red and yellow flame design, a silver G&V women’s chain watch, and a 33.5 inch (85cm) metal waist chain with a heart pendant.

Date of Discovery: November 2, 2001
Location of Discovery: Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Months prior
State of Remains: Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction
Cause of Death: Homicide

Estimated Age: 18-38 years old
Race: White and/or Hispanic
Sex: Female
Height: 5'0", Estimated
Weight: 100 lbs., Estimated
Hair: Brown to auburn, long.
Eye Color: Unknown

Dentals: Available. Fillings present.
Fingerprints: Not available.
DNA: Available.

Agency Name: San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department - Coroner Division
Agency Contact Person: September Fonzi-Jones
Agency Phone Number: 909-387-2978
Agency E-mail: coroner@sbcsd.org
Agency Case Number: 01-7311; Jane Doe #13-01

Agency Name: San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department - Central Station
Agency Contact Person: Specialized Investigations Division
Agency Phone Number: 909-387-3545
Agency E-mail: central@sbcsd.org
Agency Case Number: 070103696

NCIC Case Number: U370002804
NamUs Case Number: 2484

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On the morning of May 28th, 1974, the body of an unidentified woman was found on a jetty at Alamitos Beach in Long Beach, California. This jetty was near Shoreline Drive and Ocean Boulevard and was adjacent to Marina Green. She was strangled to death and had been sexually assaulted prior to her death. She was 5’5 (165cm) tall and weighed in at about 118lbs (53.5kg). She had a recognizable face at the time of discovery and no decomposition had set in. She was likely killed in the early morning hours of May 28th or on the night of May 27th.

She was wearing a pink 2 piece suit with white trimming around the neck, a black faux fur coat about 3/4 in length, black bikini style panties with a strawberry print, and wore a 14 karat white-gold ring with a small diamond solitaire. 2 keys on a key ring with a broken chain were also found on her body.

She also had a T shaped scar on her left hand and a 1 inch scar on the back right of her thigh.

Despite extensive investigation, there were no clear leads on who she was or who her killer was and the case went cold for almost 4 decades after her murder.

In 2013, about 39 years after she was murdered, a witness in Jane Doe’s murder, who was then living in Texas was tracked down after the case was reopened and had admitted to helping dispose of Jane Doe’s body. Law enforcement were led to the man who had murdered her, a man named Gary Stamp.

Gary Stamp, still residing in Long Beach was then taken into custody and admitted to murdering Jane Doe. He stated that he had met Jane Doe at a bar in Downtown Long Beach and that he had no information on who she was besides that she said her name was Anna/Ana.

In 2014, Gary passed away in police custody before he could ever stand trial.

She only has fingerprints available as dentals and DNA are not available

If you have any information on this case that could aid in her identification please call the following numbers

LBPD: 562-570-7260

Los Angeles County Coroner: 323-343-0512

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On March 2nd, 1998, the body of an unidentified female was found inside a metal cabinet that was discarded in front of an apartment building located at 75 W Mosholu Parkway. No major decomposition had set in and she had a recognizable face at the time of discovery. She was the victim of a homicide, however her exact cause of death is not listed. Her head was wrapped in duct tape and many layers of plastic wrap. Found with the victim were a pair of bedsheets, one was white with multiple cartoon characters and one was plain white. She had a quite distinct hairstyle, with her hair being shaved cleanly on the sides and kept very short on top, at only about 1 inch (2.54 cm) in length

Height: 4’9 (145cm)

Weight: 163lbs (74kg)

Estimated Age: 35-45 (1953-1963)

Age Group: Adult, <50

Race: White

Post Mortem Interval: Days Prior

Eye & Hair Color: Brown

Clothing: None.

Jewelry: None.

Additional Personal Items: None.

Distinctive Features: very short stature, with her being below the 1st percentile.

If you know anything about this case please call the Office of Chief Medical Examiner New York City at (212) 447-2030

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On June 10th 1988 an unidentified female was found dead on the sidewalk of the 1600 block on East 40th Place in Los Angeles California. She had a recognizable face at the time of discovery and had suffered blunt force trauma to the head. She has remained unidentified for 38 years.

Date of Discovery: June 10, 1988
Location of Discovery: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Recent
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Blunt trauma to the head

Estimated Age: 19-30 years old
Race: White and/or Hispanic
Sex: Female
Height: 5'2"
Weight: 104 lbs.
Hair: Blond to brown; short and curly.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown

Dentals: Available. She had a gold color metallic crown to her upper side front tooth.
Fingerprints: Available.
DNA: Available.

Clothing & Personal Items
Clothing: Brown button up blouse with a button missing and held closed with a safety-pin, blue pants, pink panties, white bra, white socks, and white ankle high shoes - boot style.
Jewelry: Yellow metal broach held in her right hand, white metal men's digital Quartz watch, white metal ring and a white metal ring with a large clear stone.
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Investigating Agency(s)
Agency Name: Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Betsy Magdaleno, Medicolegal Death Investigator
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
Agency E-mail: IDUnit@me.lacounty.gov
Agency Case Number: 1988-05841

NCIC Case Number: U332619841
NamUs Case Number: 4042

Los Angeles County Coroner
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On August 21st 1984, the body of a young female was found in room #165 at the now closed Nutel Motel which was located at 1906 W 3rd St in Los Angeles California. She had a recognizable face along with a recognizable butterfly tattoo. 42 years have passed since she was found and she remains unidentified.

Date of Discovery: August 21, 1984
Location of Discovery: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Hours prior
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Unknown

Estimated Age: 15-23 years old
Race: White and/or Hispanic
Sex: Female
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 105 lbs.
Hair: Light brown with darker roots. About 6" long.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Tattoo of a butterfly on the right side of lower abdomen. Round scar on the middle of left thigh.

Dentals: Available.
Fingerprints: Available.
DNA: Not available

Clothing: Blue Je Taime brand pin-striped pants, a dark top, Fayva brand shoes, panties, and a belt.
Jewelry: White and blue necklace. A pair of earrings were also found on a table in the hotel room.
Additional Personal Items: Unknown.

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Betsy Magdaleno, Medicolegal Death Investigator
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
Agency E-mail: IDUnit@coroner.lacounty.gov
Agency Case Number: 1984-10453

NCIC Case Number: U042126487
NamUs Case Number: 4219
NCMEC Case Number: 1184178

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2nd picture is of the tattoo.

On August 21st 1984, the body of a young female was found in room #165 at the now closed Nutel Motel which was located at 1906 W 3rd St in Los Angeles California. She had a recognizable face along with a recognizable butterfly tattoo. 42 years have passed since she was found and she remains unidentified.

Date of Discovery: August 21, 1984
Location of Discovery: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Hours prior
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Unknown

Estimated Age: 15-23 years old
Race: White and/or Hispanic
Sex: Female
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 105 lbs.
Hair: Light brown with darker roots. About 6" long.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Tattoo of a butterfly on the right side of lower abdomen. Round scar on the middle of left thigh.

Dentals: Available.
Fingerprints: Available.
DNA: Not available

Clothing: Blue Je Taime brand pin-striped pants, a dark top, Fayva brand shoes, panties, and a belt.
Jewelry: White and blue necklace. A pair of earrings were also found on a table in the hotel room.
Additional Personal Items: Unknown.

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Betsy Magdaleno, Medicolegal Death Investigator
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
**Agency E-mail:**IDUnit@coroner.lacounty.gov
Agency Case Number: 1984-10453

NCIC Case Number: U042126487
NamUs Case Number: 4219
NCMEC Case Number: 1184178

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On June 23rd 2010 the body of a woman was found lying under a tree nears Sells in Pima county Arizona. It was reported by a group of immigrants she was traveling with that she was left behind which started a search. It was stated that she was in a state of distress and was reportedly in bad shape when she was left behind. Her body was found eventually and she had a recognizable face and didn’t face any severe decomposition. 16 years have passed and she remains unidentified.

Date of Discovery: June 23, 2010
Location of Discovery: Sells, Pima County, Arizona
Estimated Date of Death: 2010
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Unknown

Physical Description
Estimated Age: 30 - 45 years old
Race: Hispanic
Sex: Female
Height: 5'3" Estimated
Weight: Cannot Estimate
Hair: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Decorative metal work on front teeth.

Identifiers
Dentals: Unknown
Fingerprints: Unknown
DNA: Unknown

Clothing & Personal Items
Clothing: 1 green shirt, 1 black pair pants, 1 purple bra, 2 pair panties (1 black and one white), black belt
Jewelry: yellow metal earrings
Additional Personal Items: 100 peso bill, 50 peso bill, paper with phone numbers, 2 white shoes

Agency Name: Pima County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Forensic Anthropologist Bruce Anderson
Agency Phone Number: 520-724-8600
Agency E-mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: ML10-01239

NamUs Case Number: 9038

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Guadalupe “Lupe” Dailey was a 26 year old woman who went missing in Santee, San Diego county California on August 31st 1997. She was planning to go to Las Vegas with her boyfriend but never showed up. On September 2nd, she was then reported missing.

Shortly after her disappearance her white Toyota pickup truck was found at La Petite Academy, a daycare on Carlton Hills Blvd that Lupe worked as co-director.

When law enforcement visited her apartment, all her belongings remained at her residence, including a pair of pictures of her two young children. It was reported that she would not get up and leave randomly as she was happy with her life and job at the time.

Lupe was in the process of divorcing her then husband, James Dailey. He denied taking a polygraph test after Lupe vanished and law enforcement performed a search on his residence.

James was described as an aggressive individual and was allegedly “obsessed” with the thought of murdering Lupe and had reportedly said to his co workers that he could hide Lupe’s body so her remains would never be found. He also said that he could hide her body on the Viejas Indian Reservation where he previously worked as a police officer. He had no history of violence despite his threats.

When encountering law enforcement, James said that he had met Lupe at his apartment on Lund Street in Santee California on the afternoon that she went missing and argued about money. He stated that he had departed to mission bay to “cool off”.

However, when his boat was checked it was discovered his boat had no spark plugs rendering it unusable. lupe’s checkbook was found on the boat with a cash withdrawal receipt. Lupe had a documented fear of water which would mean she would likely not willingly get onto the boat.

James then took his children and moved from Santee California to Muncie Indiana with his sister months after Lupe had gone missing. He had started a new life and enrolled in Ball State University as an English major.

In 2001, James was charged with Lupe’s murder.

During the trial James’s defense argued the case against James was circumstantial and there was no credible evidence that Lupe was deceased. Some witnesses also reported that they had seen Lupe alive after the time that she would’ve been murdered.

James was convicted of murdering Guadalupe Dailey and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison in November of 2001. To this day he still upholds his innocence.

Lupe’s remains have never been found to this day.

Guadalupe was Asian and Hispanic and spoke with a slight accent. She stood at 5’3 and approximately 110lbs. She had black hair and brown eyes. She would be turning 56 years old this year.

If you know anything about this case please call the San Diego County Sheriff's Department at
619-258-3113

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On November 13th 2012, the partial skeletal remains of a young boy were found near Ali Chukson Arizona. He was likely deceased for several months to a year prior to being found and only a cranium without any other personal items was found. Almost 14 years have passed and Ali Chukson John Doe remains unidentified.

Date of Discovery: November 23, 2012
Location of Discovery: Little Tucson, Pima County, Arizona
Estimated Date of Death: 2011-2012
State of Remains: Not recognizable - Partial skeletal parts only. Torso not recovered. One or more limbs not recovered. One or more hands not recovered.
Cause of Death: Unknown

Estimated Age: 13 - 18 years old
Race: Hispanic
Sex: Male
Height: Cannot Estimate
Weight: Cannot Estimate
Hair: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown

Dentals: Unknown
Fingerprints: Unknown
DNA: Unknown

Clothing: Unknown
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Agency Name: Tohono O’odham Nation Police Department
Agency Contact Person: Unknown
Agency Phone Number: 520-383-3275
Agency E-mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: 121123090

Agency Name: Pima County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Bruce Anderson, Forensic Anthropologist
Agency Phone Number: 520-724-8600
Agency E-mail: bruce.anderson@pima.gov
Agency Case Number: ML13-00429

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 11081
NCMEC Case Number: 1250497

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Her name has not been publicly released following her identification. Her NCMPUR case has also seemingly been removed.

Doe network: https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/software/main.html?id=1612UFON

On April 4th 2011 the skeletal remains of an unidentified male or transgender female were found on Gilgo Beach in Suffolk county New York adjacent to ocean parkway. They were dead for up to 5 to 10 years prior to be found. They were speculated to have fallen victim to the Gilgo Beach serial killer although this has not been definitively proven. Multiple articles of females clothing were found at the sight and it is believed that they were a transgender woman and possibly a sex worker who could’ve been killed by a customer after finding out that they were not a cisgender woman. DNA analysis shown that Asian Doe was of southern Chinese (Han) descent. 15 years have passed and Asian Doe still remains unidentified.

Date of Discovery: April 4, 2011
Location of Discovery: Gilgo Beach, Suffolk County, New York
Estimated Date of Death: 5 to 10 years prior
State of Remains: Skeletal
Cause of Death: Homicide by a blow to the head

Estimated Age: 17-23 years old
Race: Asian
Sex: Male. Based on the victim's clothing, it is possible that the decedent may have lived as a woman.
Height: 5'6"
Weight: Unknown
Hair: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: The victim may have had a musculoskeletal disorder that affected how the decedent walked.

Dentals: Available. Poor dental health. The victim was missing top and bottom molars and a front tooth missing, possibly for some time before death.
Fingerprints: Not available.
DNA: Available.

Clothing: Women's clothing, description unavailable.
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Agency Name: Suffolk County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Stephen Jacobs
Agency Phone Number: 631-853-5555
Agency E-mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: 11-1377

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 9355

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On January 4th 1976 the body of a female was found 10 feet from the surf line in Border Field State Park. She had a recognizable face and there is a chance she is not from the United States. She was likely born between the years of 1951 and 1956 and has remained unidentified for 50 years.

Date of Discovery: January 04, 1976
Location of Discovery: Imperial Beach, San Diego County, California
Estimated Date of Death: 1976
State of Remains: Recognizable face.
Cause of Death: Unknown

Estimated Age: 20 - 25 years old
Race: Hispanic/Latino
Sex: Female
Height: 5'3" Measured
Weight: 130 lbs Measured
Hair: Brown. Length below the shoulder blades.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Pierced ears.

Dentals: Unknown
Fingerprints: Unknown
DNA: Unknown

Clothing: Unknown
Jewelry: A pair of yellow metal earrings with a black stone with white markings was present on the earlobes. A yellow metal religious medal attached to a yellow metal chain was found on the decedents upper chest just above the brassiere. There was a plain metal band on the third finger of the left hand. Scratches found on the inside of the ring appeared to be the letters, "SINEN Y RENIA".
Additional Personal Items: A white plastic type hair barrette was on the back of the hair.

Agency Name: San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Kathy On, Medical Examiner Investigator
Agency Phone Number: 858-694-2895
**Agency E-mail:**mxinvestigations@sdcounty.ca.gov
Agency Case Number: 1976-00033

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 98119

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On the morning of April 27th 2006 the body of a female was found in a ditch adjacent to a gravel road about a 1/2 of a mile away from Ross road in Webber falls Oklahoma. She had no identification on and there had been no signs of trauma, struggle, or sexual assault. The woman passed away due to a severe uterine hemorrhage, which is likely the reason why there were a pair of blood soaked towels including one the woman was clutching on to on her lower abdomen. Evidence shown that she was dumped at the ditch around midnight and that she was already deceased when she was dumped. Fingerprints taken and processed into state and federal databases shown that she had no prior criminal history. She was later laid to rest at New Hope Cemetery in Hulbert Oklahoma where she remains there today.

Date of Discovery: April 27, 2006
Location of Discovery: Webbers Falls, Muskogee County, Oklahoma
Estimated Date of Death: Hours prior
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Natural - Blood loss following uterine hemorrhage

Estimated Age: 20-40 years old
Race: White and/or Native American. Possibly of Greek descent.
Sex: Female
Height: 5'3"
Weight: 149 to 160 lbs.
Hair: Brown with reddish tint, 4-6 inches in length.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Pregnant. Both ears pierced at least twice; no earrings recovered. Scar below umbilicus. One scar on right shin that shows suture marks.

Dentals: Available
Fingerprints: Available
DNA: Available

Clothing: A white turtleneck sweater and blue or black running pants with two white stripes on the outside of legs. Yellow capris. Panties and a black sports bra, two white socks. No shoes.
Jewelry: Two leather bracelets and a cloth and elastic bracelet.
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Agency Name: Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Angela Berg
Agency Phone Number: 918-295-3400
Agency E-mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: 0610564

Agency Name: Muskogee County Sheriff's Office
Agency Contact Person: Investigator Coletta Peyton
Agency Phone Number: 1-918-687-0202
Agency E-mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: 12-042706-1

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 9183
Former Hot Case Number: 1023

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On October 22nd 1930 a middle aged male was walking on Cajon Highway near Verdemont and was struck by truck and instantly killed. This occurred in 1930 and deceased was approximately 60 year old at the time of death, which was 96 year ago.

Date of Discovery: October 22, 1930
Location of Discovery: Verdamont San Bernardino County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Minutes before found
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Auto/pedestrian accident

Estimated Age: 55-65years old
Race: White
Sex: Male
Height: 5'8", Estimated
Weight: 180 lbs, Estimated
Hair: Gray or Partially Gray
Eye Color: Hazel
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Beard

Dentals: Not Available
Fingerprints: Available
DNA: Not Available

Clothing: Wearing tattered leather shoes.
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Carrying a half-eaten cookie, wrapped in a Los Angeles newspaper dated October 17th.

Agency Name: San Bernardino County Sheriff Department - Coroner Division
Agency Contact Person: September Fonzi-Jones
Agency Phone Number: 909-387-2978
Agency E-mail: N/A
Agency Case Number: 30-0003

NCIC Case Number: Unknown
NamUs Case Number: 8893

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On December 28th 1984 the body of a young male was found in Braes Bayou under the Scott St bridge in Houston Texas. His death was ruled an accidental drowning and he remains unidentified to this day.

Date of Discovery: December 28, 1984
Location of Discovery: Harris County, Texas
Estimated Date of Death: Hours prior
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Accidental drowning

Estimated Age: 20-30 years old
Race: Black
Sex: Male
Height: 6'1" - 6'3"
Weight: 180 - 195 lbs.
Hair: Black, about 1" and small goatee.
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: 1" scar outer right shoulder.

Dentals: Unknown. Natural teeth.
Fingerprints: Available.
DNA: Unknown.

Clothing: Gray sweatshirt (no size); light green undershorts, size large (38-40); brown loafer shoes with yellow metal band across tongue of shoes (size 12D) and 8 pairs of socks.
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Unknown

Agency Name: Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences
Agency Contact Person: Forensic Anthropologist Julie Fleischman
Agency Phone Number: 832-927-5000
Agency E-mail: meoidunit@ifs.hctx.net
Agency Case Number: ML84-7619

Agency Name: Houston Police Department
Agency Contact Person: Sergeant Richard Rodriguez
Agency Phone Number: 832-707-1284
Agency E-mail: public.affairs@houstonpolice.org
Agency Case Number: 081241584 Z

Agency Name: Texas Department of Public Safety
Agency Contact Person: Missing and Unidentified Persons Clearinghouse
Agency Phone Number: 512-424-5074
Agency E-mail: mpch@dps.texas.gov
Agency Case Number: U9208003

NCIC Case Number: U584866213
NamUs Case Number: 4508

NAMUS (POST MORTEM WARNING)
DOE NETWORK
TX DPS

On July 30, 1980 at approximately 6:00 a.m., the body of an unidentified Hispanic male was found submerged in a public swimming pool, located at 127 South Gless Street in Pecan Park in Los Angeles, California. It is believed he had been deceased for less than 24 hours prior to discovery. Another person was standing outside of the pool and told authorities that the decedent went into the pool and never resurfaced. Per the friend, the decedent's first name may have been Michael and he may have lived in Compton, California.

Date of Discovery: July 30, 1980
Location of Discovery: Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California
Estimated Date of Death: Less than 24 hours
State of Remains: Recognizable face
Cause of Death: Unknown

Estimated Age: 14-20
Race: Hispanic
Sex: Male
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 137 lbs.
Hair: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: One inch scar on his forehead above his right eye and a one inch scar near his elbow on his right arm. His upper front tooth had an open face gold crown.

Dentals: Available
Fingerprints: Available
DNA: Unavailable

Clothing: A "Golden Touch" size 16 multi-colored shirt , blue slacks, white socks, Jockey type shorts, size 38-40 waist and blue and gold size 7 tennis shoes.
Jewelry: No jewelry.
Additional Personal Items: $3.37, five keys on two rings, two combs, ten firecrackers and "Zig Zag" brand cigarette papers.

Agency Name: Los Angeles County Coroner's Office
Agency Contact Person: Coroner Investigator Betsy Magdaleno
Agency Phone Number: 323-343-0512
Agency E-mail: IDUnit@coroner.lacounty.gov
Agency Case Number: 1980-09724

NCIC Case Number: U031760504
NamUs Case Number: 4371
NCMEC Case Number: 1104353

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LOS ANGELES COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER
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