FL FL - Homestead, WhtFem 15-30, UP129725, in a grassy area by the side of the roadway, scars on arms and legs, piercing, clothes, Jun'24

[Romulus]

Unidentified Person/NamUs #UP129725
Female, White/Caucasian
Date Body Found: June 3, 2024
Location Found: Homestead, Florida
Estimated Age Range: 15-30 Years
Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 30
Estimated Year of Death: 2024
Estimated PMI--
Height: 5' 2"(62 inches) , Measured
Weight: 192 lbs, Measured

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Location Found: Homestead, Florida​

County: Miami-Dade County
GPS Coordinates (Not Mapped)--
Found On Tribal Land: Unknown
Circumstances of Recovery: Decedent was found deceased in a grassy area by the side of the roadway. No trauma and no foul play.

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Details of Recovery​

Inventory of Remains--
Condition of Remains: Recognizable face

Physical Description​

Hair Color: Brown
Head Hair Description: Dark brown hair, up to 13 centimeters in length.
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair DescriptionN/A
Left Eye Color: Brown
Right Eye Color: Brown
Eye Description--

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Distinctive Physical Features​

Item
Description
Piercing: Circular nose ring in right nostril.
Scar/mark: Multiple healed linear scars on arms and legs.

Clothing and Accessories​

Item
Description
Clothing: Blue shorts
On the Body

Clothing: Beige sports bra/ bralette.
On the Body

Footwear: Dark blue "Crocs" slip on shoes.
On the Body

 

[victoriarobinson642]

I wonder if she took her own life. It sounds like she had a history of self harm.

 

[momsof3]

I wonder if she took her own life. It sounds like she had a history of self harm.

The age and the description are heart-breaking.

 

[MagicCityMan]

Following....

 

[ChatteringBirds]

I wonder if she took her own life. It sounds like she had a history of self harm.

Sad and possible...but I am not sure about someone doing that near a road? I have another idea -- that something happened and someone panicked, took her out of a car, leaving her at the roadside.

Or your idea, but she changed her mind, walked from somewhere nearby to seek assistance, but then collapsed near the road?

I think she'll be identified this year.

 

[beavt]

Silvana Mendoza Juarez?

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

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[ChatteringBirds]

Silvana Mendoza Juarez?

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

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Oh my goodness, everything matches, from her piercing, scars, height, weight, hair, even the blue shorts. (Just my opinion.)

 

[Susikatze]

Timeline and location make it unlikely. Yes she could have ran away and traveled to fl and lived there for almost a year, but it is not very likely. Worth a shot, thou

 

[beavt]

She does have a history of going out of state, could be a pattern imo

Missing Christian County 14-year-old found in Nashville

UPDATE: The Christian County, Ky. Sheriff's Office said a missing teen has been found in Nashville. Silvana Danielle Mendoza Juarez, 14, was located on Thursday night in the city. Officers didn't give any update on her status or condition...

fox17.com

 

[walt91]

Have you seen this child? Alyssa Sullivan

Missing From: FORT PIERCE, FL. Missing Date: 05/27/2024. Both photos shown are of Alyssa.

api.missingkids.org

Alyssa Sullivan, missing May 27 out of Fort Pierce, FL, seems to be a very solid match to me IMO

 

[victoriarobinson642]

Have you seen this child? Alyssa Sullivan

Missing From: FORT PIERCE, FL. Missing Date: 05/27/2024. Both photos shown are of Alyssa.

api.missingkids.org

Alyssa Sullivan, missing May 27 out of Fort Pierce, FL, seems to be a very solid match to me IMO

Homestead seems pretty far from Fort Pierce.

 

[ChatteringBirds]

Being the same state is something, IMO. For some people, it may be their comfort-zone to at least stay in the same state. Florida seems to have many new missing persons every week, though.