TX TX - Chambers County, WhtMale #UP4242, 30-40, possibly transgender MTF, mummified, 5’1”, May ‘86

[EmiliaRT007]

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Here’s a case of a transgender Doe. This individual was biologically male but possibly identified as a transgender female. I will refer to the decedent with female pronouns. I don’t know if there’s a thread for her, if so please link it.

On May 31, 1986, the mummified remains of a biological male were found. The decedent had on women’s clothing, leading investigators to believe she identified as a transgender woman.

The decedent was white, in her thirties, and had dyed red or auburn hair. Her original hair color has not been listed. She stood 5’1” (155 cm) and her weight is unknown.

The decedent’s ears had both been double pierced. She had two 3/4 inch hoops and two gold studs in her ears.
She was wearing a beige floral sundress with blue, brown, gray, and red flowers, a white slip, and a white bra.

 

[victoriarobinson642]

I made a thread for them, I guess it doesn't come up with the NAMUS case number

TX - TX - Chambers County, White/Blk Male (Possibly Trans Fem) 30-40, UP4242, Floral Sundress, May'86

NAMUS: https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/4242/details Their case was originally listed as Female/Unk, but is now listed as Male/White -- - Date of Discovery: May 31, 1986 Location of Discovery: Chambers County, Texas Estimated Date of Death: 1-2 months prior State of Remains...

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