This is my first post on Websleuths. I spent some time comparing the Charleyproject links in post #19 with the new facial reconstruction in post #25. I also noted on NAMUS that they claim that size 4 Maidenform underwear was found with the remains. I believe race is still indeterminate? Without further details I find myself particularly interested in Hispanic missing persons. (I understand about the clothing but as others have said, that could come from anywhere. In identified MP on this website was found with clothing from Mexico but was of Filipina nationality.)
Here are my picks. I hope someone else here can affirm or reject these so there are one or two to refer to law enforcement.
Maria Trinidad Velazquez
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/v/velasquez_maria.html
Height in range, face structure superficially similar, time frame fits clothing style, as does age.
Could be too heavy for size 4 underwear but unclear if the clothing even belongs to the UID.
Anna Mollari
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/m/mallari_anna.html
Filipina, height well in range.
Cheekbones appear to be very prominent, unlike the reconstruction.
Patricia Loya
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/l/loya_patricia.html
Biracial, one of her photos looks remarkably like the reconstruction.
Why would a teen in the early 90s be buried with 1980s office lady wear? But this may be a misdirection.
Maria Barrientos
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/b/barrientos_maria.html
Age and time of disappearance match clothes. Eyes and nose appear to match, as well as height.
Weight too high for underwear perhaps, and shape of chin looks wrong.
Theresa Fishbach
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/f/fishbach_theresa.html
Dark hair/eyes Caucasian, face structure looks similar to me, ht/wt time and circumstances of disappearance fit
Camera angle of photo is bad for comparison, perhaps the artists here can advise
Martha Martinez Maxwell
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/m/maxwell_martha.html
Age/circumstances seem to fit.
Too large for size 4 underwear. Nose may be too narrow/pointy/protruding. Perhaps artists can advise if reconstructions tend to be accurate about nose. I know that the general size/shape of the nose, enough to rule out a prominent nose like that, should be obtainable from the skull if undamaged, but that doesn't mean that the artist didn't make an error.
Crossing my fingers.