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The fingers seem to be one of the few identifiable factors of this Doe - her NamUs profile lists them as being "crippled" so they must have had some significant deformity.
Speaking of the NamUs profile - can someone answer a DNA storage related question? NamUs rated this case a "medium" chance of being solved, but states there is no DNA available. Does this just mean that the DNA isn't in CODIS, or does it mean that there is no DNA and there will never be an opportunity to compare DNA? In other words, are tissues preserved to extract a sample at a later date?
Los Angeles county frequently cremated unidentified remains in the old days. And since this appears to be a suicide (not a murder), they probably didn't retain any biological samples either.
At this point, I would guess that they won't be able to get any DNA for this UID.