The Doe Network:
Case File 197UFMD

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Reconstructions of Victim by Left and Center: NCMEC; Right: Detective Karen Gentry

Unidentified Black Female


Vital Statistics

  • Estimated age: 17 - 19 years old
  • Approximate Height and Weight: 5'1" (62" est) - 5'3 1/2"
  • Distinguishing Characteristics: Eyes most likely brown; hair black.
  • Clothing: High top white and tan boots, MIA make, size 6B - laces missing, with velcro strap across the ankle.
    FLIPPO TOTTI make pants, Size 7/8, Length "L", with a web type belt which is possibly brown in color. The pants have ankle zippers.
    A label found at the scene has "IT'S A LABEL, MADE IN THE U.S.A." printed on it. Another label believed to be from the victim's blouse or jacket has "SIZE 9/10" printed on it. The blouse appears to have originally been light in color with slightly darker faint pin stripping. The pin stripping has four lines per bar. The blouse, which is a cotton blend, has a collar, pocket, cuffs, and pearl colored buttons.
    Leather or vinyl bomber type jacket, with a zip-up front and gathered waist band.
  • Jewelry: Two yellow gold hoop earrings (for pierced ears) with a small yellow gold ball mounted on the bottom of each hoop.
  • Skeletal Findings : She had a small blemish on the right side of her skull which may have been caused by surgery, an accident or hereditary.
  • Dentals: Available. Good visible teeth with one missing.
  • DNA: Available


Case History
The skeletal remains of this victim were found on March 5, 1996 in the woods in the 17725 of Falls Road, Baltimore County, Maryland.


Investigators
If you have any information about this case please contact:
Maryland State Police/MD Center for Missing
Carla Proudfoot
410-290-1620 x 380
Email
OR
Baltimore County Police Department
Homicide Unit/Unsolved Case Unit
410-887-3943

You may remain anonymous when submitting information.

Agency Case Number:
96-065-0730

NCMEC #:
USMD960650730

NCIC Number:
N/A

Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.

Source Information:
NCMEC
UDRS


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