Vital Statistics

• Estimated age: 17-24 years old
• Approximate Height and Weight: Probably 5'3-5'6"
• Distinguishing Characteristics: Possibly Native ancestry. She had suffered several injuries, including a severe fracture to her upper right arm, and a fracture to her right hip, believed to have occurred weeks or months prior to her death. Neither of these injuries appeared to have been treated. She would have walked with a limp, due to the hip fracture and her right arm mobility would have been greatly reduced. These injuries would have been partially disabling and evident (i.e. limp and/or limited use of right arm).
• Dentals: The victim had extensive dental work. X-rays available.
• Clothing: The victim was wearing an off-white, beige or cream colored, acrylic pullover sweater, with a large flapped collar, containing plastic, pearl-colored buttons, and a front pouch pocket Off-white, knee high socks, with dark stripes were also found.
• DNA: Available in FBI NMPDD.

Case History
The skeletal remains of this female were located in a wooded median between the north and southbound lanes of Highway 61, south of Kellogg, Wabasha County, MN.
An anthropological examination revealed dental characteristics that are consistent with modern Pima Indians, indicating that the decedent may have been of Native American ancestry; however, other ethnic backgrounds should not be eliminated.

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Investigators
If you have any information on this case, please contact:
The Wabasha County Sheriff's Office
Detective Curt Struwe
Detective Joe Modjeski
E-Mail
651-565-3361
or
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Agent Herm Dybevik
507-280-5548
E-Mail

Case Number:
89000706

 
NCIC Number:
U-500002259
All information sources can be kept confidential.

Information Source: Minnesota Department Of Public Safety
UDRS

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