TX TX - Lee County, UNKNOWN, Pre-Adolescent, UP132361, skeletal, found in roadside park, clothes, floral sheet, Sep’75

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Lee County Child Doe (1975)
a.k.a "Roadside Park Doe”
UP132361(NU)

Clothing found on the Doe, source (X).​

Circumstances:
Unidentified human skeletal remains of a child were located at a roadside park in Lee County, Texas. (per NamUs).

Spoiler: INFORMATION

Case Numbers:

• NamUs: UP132361
• Doe Network: N/A
• ME/C: INQ2024-16
• NCMEC: N/A

Overview:

• Location: Lee County, Texas.
• Date Body Found: September 8, 1975.
• NamUs Created: October 31, 2024.
• Tribal Land: N/A
• PMI: N/A
• State of Remains: Not recognizable - near complete or complete skeleton.
  • All parts recovered.
• Cause of Death: UNKNOWN

Physical:

• Sex: UNCERTAIN
• Race/Ethnicity: UNCERTAIN
• Age: Pre-Adolescent
• Height: CANNOT DETERMINE
• Weight: CANNOT DETERMINE
• Hair: N/A
• Eye: N/A

Identifiers:

• Dentals: UNKNOWN
• DNA: UNKNOWN
• Prints: UNKNOWN
• Marks / Features: N/A

Personal Effects:

• Clothing:
  • Red and white stripe pullover, long-sleeve, snap on left shoulder.
  • Dark blue pants.
• Jewelry: NONE
• Add'l Items:
  • Body wrapped in green flat sheet, “Cannon” brand with floral design.
  • Floral design includes lavender, tan, and yellow flowers.

Links:
NamUs: UP132361 (ARCHIVE)
Doe Network: N/A
NCMEC: N/A

Notes:
As of November 7, 2024 there are no public exclusions.

In October 2024, Lee County Child Doe's remains were sent to a lab at the University of North Texas for further analysis. (X)

** This case is currently being investigated by the Lee County Sherriff's Office.**​

 

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1975 Lee County cold case: DNA evidence being examined to identify boy's remains

The Lee County Sheriff's Office is hoping DNA evidence will help crack open a cold case from 1975

www.fox7austin.com

In 1975, a family was having a picnic at a roadside park along Highway 77, just south of Giddings. The family found a trash bag with human remains inside.

In October 2024, the remains were sent to a University of North Texas lab for DNA analysis with the goal of identifying the victim.

ARCHIVE (11/07/2024)

 

[Catmommy]

How sad. I hope this poor lost one is able to get a name. And soon.