Unless it was found somehow wrapped with her, or directly under the remains... I think the likelihood of it being relevant is low. Paper can be very durable, but it's also very easy for it to be blown in from anywhere. It's not a solid heavy thing that stays put. A sheet of newspaper can blow in the wind for miles.
Sounds like this case has been very challenging from a genealogy perspective. I can't think of anyone we've considered that fits that ethnic background.
Lebanese-Brazilian maybe? There are at least 6 million Brazilians of Lebanese origins
That's a long way for a pamphlet to travel. Someone conscientiously carried it with them. I wonder if the date of publication is known so it can be looked up to see what was in it?“Two hunters found the deceased body in the woods. She was a female, likely 34 to 46 years old. She had brown or auburn hair, and had a lot of dental work,” explained Captain Austin Barnett, Stone County Sheriff’s Office lead investigator. “She was found with a pamphlet -- kind of an advertisement paper -- called the Las Vegas Mirror. It was dated March of 1980.”
In January, Barnett and his team decided to tackle cold cases that left victims without names and criminals without charges. The Miss Wiggins case stood out.
“This is the only cold case that we have involving an active homicide investigation,” he said. “We took a look at it and decided to run with it, especially since the DNA profile was already being built up.”
Cold Case: Who is Miss Wiggins?
In 1980, the skeletal remains of a woman were found in the woods of Stone County. However, what officials could not determine was her identity.www.wlox.com
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Maybe social media can get the word out. Maybe someone in Brazil is missing an aunt or sister who married an American guy and was never heard of again. And likewise, maybe there are people whose male relative, friend, colleague was married or in a relationship with a Brazilian woman of partial Lebanese descent and who likely claimed "oh, she left me and returned to Brazil" at some point in 1981.
