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I am going to copy/paste from reddit, mods plz delete if not ok: VICTIM OF SUICIDE IDENTIFIED AFTER 16 ½ YEARS In September of 2001, the Grays Harbor County Sheriff’s Office started an investigation into the identity of a man who committed suicide in Amanda Park, Washington. The man had...

Press release is out!

I'm 5'2 and wear 6 1/2 shoes. BUT I also like to wear Converse and Doc Martens shoes, which are sized in men's sizes only, and I'm a 4 - 4 1/2 in those shoes. Could this be the case for this doe? Even my 5' mother has size 5 feet, 4 1/2 seems way too small.

The latter. Either limit to no pictures or to pictures only. Thank you for your work!

Is there an option for sorting out cases with no pictures?

Wow, eyebrows look really close!

I think you should! It looks to me like it could be her from the shape around the eyes, and the mouth.

Sometimes it does! I speak Spanish so I sometimes will check on both when someone has been recently identified. I'm not sure if it's a glitch.

I've got a friend who looks quite a bit like the UID (she's ok, thankfully) and Vicki Lour reminds me a lot of her too. I definitely think you should call it in!

from KTVB.

Hope they check the back of the medallion. It's typical for them to have the birth date or name of the wearer engraved on the back. I have one and mine has my initials and birth date.

Forgive the double post, but I tried calling both numbers. I used the code 770 in Mexico for the number in the front, and that number was invalid. I used the number for "Elubia" (which btw is an incredibly uncommon name in Mexico but I've actually met one person by that name) and there was no...

The name in the card looks like Jesus Manuel. The code in the back of the card (770) is a code for numbers from Morelos, so I think we're on the right track there. I looked at all the Catholic churches in Cuernavaca and didn't find our address. Will continue looking. I'm too shy to call the...

My dad speaks English as his second language. His English is very good, if not perfect, but I imagine that if he was in a similar situation he would ask for an interpreter to ensure nothing he says is lost in translation. I learned English when I was 15. I am now 23 and my Spanish is slowly...

It's really silly, misspelled, childish slang. Like "typin lyk dis". It says "Hello, um, well here is a picture. Can you comment on it? I love you all!"

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but it is my understanding that in extreme heat tissues (including bone) shrink significantly--maybe that's why?

The Spanish version of Namus says identified as Gina Holley by mtDNA and nucDNA.

I wanted to point out that I did some searching in the PGR's website and Monica Gonzalez has been found. :) FOUND! UBICADO=FOUND Please feel free to ask me about anyone else in that database as I am Mexican and can easily understand it. :) Also, note that in Chrome there is a malware warning...

The shirt says "roaches lose the battle" in Spanish. Combat is the name of an insecticide. He may have obtained the shirt at a thrift store.

I am Mexican. Jimenez would be the correct spelling--often Americans who don't speak Spanish write it down as Jimanaz because that's what it sounds like. Jimenez is a fairly common last name for Latinos.