SC SC - Myrtle Beach, WhtFem 45-50, UP150810, died in hospital, alias Elonoir Hart, blue eyes, recognizable face, Nov'94

[Romulus]

Unidentified Person/NamUs #UP150810
Female, White/Caucasian
Date Body Found: November 15, 1994
Location Found: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Estimated Age Range: 45-50 Years

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Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 50
Estimated Age Range (Years): 45-50
Estimated Year of Death: 1994
Estimated PMI--
Height: 5' 5"(65 inches) , Measured
Weight: 148 lbs, Measured

Location Found ​

Map​

Location: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29578
County: Horry County
GPS Coordinates (Not Mapped)--
Found On Tribal Land: No

Circumstances of Recovery: ON 11-14-1994 a white female identifying herself as Elonoir Hart was admitted to a local area hospital. On 11-15-1994 she passed away from natural causes. During the coroners attempt to notify her next of kin, none of her identifying information could corroborated, or discovered as false.

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Details of Recovery​

Inventory of Remains--
Condition of Remains: Recognizable face

Physical Description​

Hair Color: Gray or Partially Gray
Head Hair Description--
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair Description--
Left Eye Color: Blue
Right Eye Color: Blue

 

[Aurora90]

I really wish there was a recon. You'd think after exhausting all leads there would be more of an appeal to the public.

 

[slinky22]

These are two possibilities I could find--

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

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Elisabeth Jean Wagner, has multiple alias names listed, history of head injury (could cause memory issues), last known to be heading north out of Florida. Height doesn't quite match but people sometimes "shrink" with age-- aging could also explain hair color.

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

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Phyllis Marie Corbin, height could match. Was at a shelter for young women and then ran away (mixed information on the shelter, but seems to be for women from unstable situations/backgrounds). Age would line up, but she would have spent most of her life MIA. Could explain the untraceable name. A few states away but again, she would have had her whole life to move around.