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IDENTIFIED as Maritza Glean Grimmett of Panama https://www.ocsheriff.gov/news/ocsd-identifies-jane-doe-homicide-victim-after-41-years

When I saw this 1976 Canyon Country case, i was wondering if this 1976 Acton case is related. https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/4449?nav Both were young females found right along Hwy 14 in 1976. Acton is right down the road from Canyon Country, heading toward Palmdale. The...

I had not heard of this case before. Looks like the NamUs file was just created this week. Considering that it is LA County, I am a little doubtful that there is anything left to get DNA from. Canyon Country is well populated now, but it was a pretty desolate area back in 1976, and an...

Yes, her two upper right front teeth had missing enamel on the surface. It may have been a postmortem defect, but they looked smooth, so I depicted them as they were.

I believe it is just an issue with the State of New Mexico insisting on using their own governmental labs rather than any private labs. Notice you don't see very many New Mexico cases getting solved using IGG. (The only exception I can think of is the 1985 Dona Ana County Jane Doe - Dorothy...

Although this comes from an unofficial source (the Jane Doe's facebook page), I personally know this to be reliable information, and I got the OK from Tricia Griffith to post it here: Quote from the admin of the Guadalupe Co Jane Doe fb page:

Ted Bundy had been incarcerated after 1978, until his execution in 1989. So she couldn't have been a victim of his.

Identified as Sindy Gina Crow. She lived in the Dallas/Ft Worth area. born 1957. She was married and had a child. The husband is now deceased.

https://www.ketk.com/crime/smith-county-cold-case-identified-sheriff-to-hold-briefing/

I was asked by an Orange County CA Sheriff's office detective to re-do the facial reconstruction for their 2014 Casper's Park Jane Doe. I was provided with a photo of her cranium and mandible, and a photo of some of her hair that was found with the remains. She was previously thought to have...

None that I have heard.

The image that I did in 2018 depicted a shirt and logo that I had interpreted based on a written description. Since then, they posted an actual photo of her shirt (a tank top) with the correct logo. So I recently revised the image to acurately depict her tank top.

Nothing major. I have been continuously working this case for five years, and we continue to work on it. One of the 4 or 5 Parga sisters (Monica, Basilia, Josefa, Feliciana, and Sotera) is our most likely grandmother or great grandmother. I say 4 or 5 because Monica and Basilia might be...

I was asked by a Nashville PD detective to do facial reconstructions for two Nashville area Hispanic Male Does. One of them, UP1544, has a PM photo in NamUs, and already had a Websleuths thread. https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/550/details?nav For this one - UP550, there was...

I was asked to do recons for two Hispanic male cases out of the Nashville area. This is one of them.

A friend of mine, who is on the board of directors of the Hermosa Beach historical museum, asked me to take part in a webinar presentation that they were doing. Here is a YouTube video of that presentation. The first part of my presentation was basically about DNA Doe Project - how they got...

Working on it. Coming along nicely. :)

The additional details provided about an organized crime connection kind of puts to rest the Christopher Wilder theory.