While we are on the topic, I found a girl a few weeks ago from Eisenhower HS in Houston. She was a freshman in the 1980 book. She also looks pretty close to WCJD. Her hair and the shadow of her hair covers the area where the scar would be, but she has very similar features and she is smiling broadly and wearing dark lipstick.
I located three marriage records for a woman with the same name and same approximate age. That would seem to rule her out.
However, they indicate that she married twice in 1984, to two different men in two different Texas counties
nineteen days apart from each other, and three times in less than a year (i.e., between May 84 to Jan 85). She was married on May 11, 1984 to one guy in Harris County, and then again on May 30, 1984 (less than 3 weeks later) to another guy in Chambers County. She married again in January of 1985 in Harris County. And then she married a fourth time on 24 Sep 1999 in Travis County.
That sort of looks suspiciously like identity theft. People don't normally get married twice in a nineteen-day span, or three times in a 8-month span. I don't think it is too far-out of a theory that someone in the prison knew she was dead because of the interviews, and decided to exploit that by stealing her identity for use in fraudulent marriages.
Other than the marriage records, I can't find anything on her. Unfortunately, the 81, 82, and 83 books aren't available to see if she is in those. She isn't on the alumni list in Classmates. Nothing on her in Peoplefinders or Facebook that I can find.
Not sure how you spotted that in a sea of B&W yearbook mugshots.
I use an app on my desktop computer called Virtual Magnifying Glass. It enables me to zoom in on photos with much greater magnification than the browser's zoom capability.
