Identified! NM - Farmington, NativeAmerican Fem, Blk/Pink Nike Shoes, Striped Scarf, Nov2017 - Vanessa Tsosie

[Gardener1850]

Officers say the body of a woman was found in a park on Glade Lane near Airport Drive in Farmington just after 7 a.m. Sunday morning. They say signs of foul play were present.

According to police, the victim is Native American of average height and stature. She doesn't have any tattoos or scars, so police are hoping some of her clothes might help identify her.

Police say she was wearing black skater-style Nike shoes with pink swooshes, along with a black and white striped scarf. They say her nail polish is also worth noting; it was a black base with purple glitter.

http://www.kob.com/new-mexico-news/...lothing-help-identify-deceased-woman/4662041/

 

[Tony1902]

Farmington is, if I remember correctly, in the Navajo Nation. Hopefully her 'born to' clan can identify her. Háá nilyííh, ach'é'é

 

[Shin Masamura]

Navajo Nation Missing Persons Updates

 

[Gardener1850]

Navajo Nation Missing Persons Updates

Was this supposed to go to a specific post? It just takes me to the Navajo Nation Missing Persons facebook page.

 

[Shin Masamura]

Was this supposed to go to a specific post? It just takes me to the Navajo Nation Missing Persons facebook page.

No, just a site I found that specialized that they put together for others to look at. I did see 1 girl from 2017 but haven't looked too much into it to share my thoughts yet..

 

[Pennysmom1]

Vanessa Tsosie, 29, of Red Valley, Ariz. has been identified as the woman found on the morning of Nov. 5 in Brook Haven Park West. Tsosie was wearing blue jeans with holes, a black knit sweater with a black-and-white striped scarf along with a pair of black Nike sneakers with "large pink swooshes."

Woman found dead in Farmington park identified

 

[Gardener1850]

Vanessa's Obituary: View Vanessa Tsosie's Obituary on daily-times.com and share memories

 

[carbuff]

Rest in peace, Ms. Tsosie.