Photos found at crime site.
Sandra Stivers, 14 (left) and Martha Stivers, 17, went missing in August 1968.
Sandra's body was found Aug. 22, 1968, in a wooded area along State Route 82 in Caernarvon Township in southern Berks County. It was estimated that she had been killed eight days earlier.
She had been shot multiple times with .22-caliber bullets in the chest and abdomen, and once to the left temple.
The teenager was wearing a black Nehru-type blouse, sandy-colored nylon stocking, a white girdle and white sandals. No skirt or pants were found.
She wore a bronze religious medal on a chain depicting a crucifix on the front. On the back was the inscription: "I am a Catholic. In case of emergency, call me a priest."
Martha's skeletal remains was discovered on April 18, 1969, in French Creek State park, about 31/2 miles from where Sandra's body was found. No clothing was found on the remains. A pair of panties and a sandal were found nearby.
The cause of death for Martha Stiver was undetermined, but investigators believed she was murdered around the same time as Sandra, police said.
In late October of 2013, after authorities were led to suspect that the Jane Does could be the Stiver girls, their bodies were exhumed from a potter's field in Cumru Township in Berks County.
The girls were identified through DNA comparisons with family members.
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Bodies identified through DNA as that of two Phila. girls missing since 1968