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I think it's very possible that Cynthia is the daughter instead of the mother. Cynthia may have been too young to write yet and her mother or guardian may have written it for her. I agree, boo boo sounds more like a pet's name but it could be Cynthia's sibling, too. It would be interesting to...

The Chik-Fil-A shirt should be a huge clue, I'm thinking it's unlikely someone would wear a work uniform if they didn't work there or hadn't worked there in the past. It's such a huge organization that it wold be hard to search through everyone, but I think it's the key. Someone at a Chik-Fil-A...

It's interesting that she was wearing a pair of jeans with a name on it (Allison Milles). Is it possible that this was her name all along? This reminds me of another case on this site where a UID was found wearing a bra with either "Julie" or "Jubel" written on the tag. After viewing the...

This is a really sad one... I wonder if she could have been from Mexico or Central America, which could explain why she wasn't reported missing in the US. It struck me as a bit odd that a little girl her age would be wearing a shirt that read "I'm a little cowboy" (not cowgirl?). Could it be...

I've thought all along that she had ties to the western states, based on her clothes, and that she was just passing through OH. I'm interested to know how far back isotropes can go, if they can determine what part of the country she grew up if, or if she could have spent her whole life moving...

I hate to say it, but I wondered that, too, if she went to the Golden Gate Bridge to do what many go there to do. An accidental fall is a possibility, too, but since so little is known about this case, for all anyone knows, she could be alive and living under a different ID.

sounds like a great idea! Any word on this yet?

If I had to make a guess, I would say this woman came from the western states, by the way she was dressed. I would be surprised if she was from Ohio, because people in the midwest typically don't dress like that; also, if she was far away from home, that could explained why no one claimed her at...

I don't think this is Kim Larrow, because she had blue eyes, Shotgun Jane Doe had brown eyes, according to NamUs. From what I've read on this case, the woman may have been named "Tina" and she could have been from Illinois, but "Tina" could have been an alias or nickname. As for the "BH" tattoo...

So glad this was solved, I've been following this story since I joined this site in September. I, too, think a lot of the comments, especially on Facebook, about the family were a little harsh... I'm sure someone did care, but he left on his own and maybe they just assumed he didn't want to be...

In the novel "Q is for Quarry", the fictitious victim's killer was female, but in the author's note at the end, there is mention of a man's Western-style shirt with blood stains on it found near the scene. This was left out of the novel, but I think it could provide a scenario as to what...

I wonder if this woman was from another country, maybe someone who had entered the US illegally or had overstayed her visa. Desperate to stay in the US (and possibly with reason to fear going back to her homeland) maybe she found a way to create a whole new identity who was an American citizen...