CA CA - Helendale, Fem UP906, 15-22, in desert, missing toes, Sep'02

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Possibility, too. Another reason why DNA is needed. The original recon is not good imho, nose looks somewhat weirdly squashed

They do have DNA for this case. It is mentioned in the NamUs description.
 
  • #63
Possibility, too. Another reason why DNA is needed. The original recon is not good imho, nose looks somewhat weirdly squashed
Yeah, I have the same feeling about the nose. I thought they did the reconstruction on purpose so that someone would recognize her by her nose and overall facial structure, but the whole reconstruction looks really weird. And I'm confused by the lack of bottoms (skirt, pants) in the description; frankly, it suggests sexual assault. Poor girl.
 
  • #64
Hello, I have a theory about this case, specifically "at least one pregnancy." I'm sure she had a partner. I think if she was 15-17, it was a miscarriage or an accidental pregnancy. If she was 17-22, she could very well have been a young mother with an equally young partner. So, is it possible that we should be looking for a missing girl with a child/maybe even an entire young family? Gives me some Leonardo Lake vibes.
 

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