Forensic reconstructionDate Body Found October 21, 2002
Location Found Houlton, St Croix County
Estimated Age Range 35-60 Years
Sex Female
Race White
Estimated Year of Death 2001-2002
Hair: Brown, Described as mousy brown approximately 3 inches in length
No teeth for long period of time before death
Exclusions: 2 (Tamara Bradley & Jodi Huisintruit)
Case owner: St. Croix County Sheriff's Office
(715) 381-4320
Agency Case Number 02-8657
Skull and mandible found by Boy Scouts in a wooded rural area, no cause of death determined. Eyes may have been slightly wider than normal, suggesting that this person would have looked different or possibly been mentally handicapped. A female skull was found in a deep ravine next to a roadway. The skull was found in a garbage bag. There were no signs of trauma to the skull and no other body parts or skeletal remains have been located. Based on genetic genealogists with the DNA Doe Project, the skull belongs to a woman of Swedish descent. She was likely 35 to 50 years old, had a flat face, pronounced forehead, and widely spaced eyes. Investigators added that the woman's relatives may have emigrated to the Twin Cities area and that the skull had been left at its discovery site within a year of it being discovered.
Inventory of Remains Torso not recovered One or more limbs not recoveredOne or both hands not recovered
Condition of Remains Not recognizable - Partial remains with soft tissues
Case owner: St. Croix County Sheriff's Office
(715) 381-4320
Agency Case Number 02-8657
Dentals:
Available. Victim had gone several years before her death without her teeth. No dentures were located at the scene.
Fingerprints: Not available.
DNA: Available.
Links: NaMus The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
Doe Network https://www.doenetwork.org/cases/software/main.html?id=406ufwi
