Vital Statistics

• Estimated age: 15 - 25 years old
• Approximate Height and Weight: 4'11" - 5'3"; with a slight to medium build.
• Distinguishing Characteristics: Originally thought to be Hispanic, the new analysis indicates the young woman was White, with the probability of some Black traits. According to the forensic analysis, it is likely one parent or one grandparent was Black.
• Skeletal Findings: Two fractured ribs; and a "defect" on a bone beneath her left knee. The victim possibly had a tumor on her knee.
• Fingerprints: Not Available skeletal
• Dentals: Available. There were several teeth with untreated carries, and two amalgam fillings. Noteworthy though, is that tooth #10, an upper left, lateral incisor, which is right next to her two front most teeth was surgically removed prior to death and the corresponding alveolar space was partially obliterated by mature bone.
• DNA: Available IN CODIS
• Nickname: "Princess Blue"
• Jewelry: One pearl, beaded bracelet
  Six rings,
  One gold band ring with six clear stones
  One silver band with a scroll design,
  Two thin silver bands
  One silver-colored ring with a turquoise horse or unicorn,
  One 1975, size 9 1/2, Robert E. Lee, Houston, TX High School ring. This ring has a blue stone with a silver colored, inexpensive metal band. It is unknown whether or not there were ever engravings on the inner side of the ring's band. The ring was upsized twice, which would have removed evidence of previous engravings. However, it does have an inlaid, "L" which many students chose as an option that year that stands for the school mascot, Robert E. Lee himself.