Case File 52UFTX
Reconstructions of Victim; Right: Shown at 21 - 26 years
Unidentified White Female
Vital Statistics
- Estimated age: 24-34 years old
- Approximate Height and Weight: 5'0" - 5'3"; 100 - 130 lbs.
- Distinguishing Characteristics: Fine, light brown hair. She may have had a fair complexion. Her eye color is unknown. She was of short stature and had a slender build.
- Marks, Scars: She had numerous old, healed injuries which were unrelated to her death. Her right first and second ribs showed healed fractures at the spine; the victim had a compression injury to her upper spine in three places; her lower spine showed signs of an old, poorly-healed compression injury. These injuries and her poor dental condition may have been the result of a singular injury event which occurred some time prior to her homicide. As a result of her injuries, the victim may have had obvious problems with her head or spinal movements.
- Clothing: Size 7 white "Highlights" high heels (Payless brand).
- Dentals: Available. Upper dentures. Teeth 5, 6, 7, and 8 were a low quality denture and her overall dental condition was poor.
- Fingerprints: Not Available
- DNA: Available
Case History
The victim was discovered in a field off of the 3000 block of Calder Road in League City, Texas on September 8, 1991.
This woman is the second unidentified female homicide victim discovered in League City, Texas; the first, Case File 35UFTX, was located in 1986.
Both murders remain unsolved but may have been related in some way; both victims were found in the same area of Calder Road. This victim was the fourth body that was found in the area, dubbed by the press "the Killing Fields."
Heide Fye’s body was discovered in April of 1984. Laura Miller’s remains were found on February 2, 1986, as well as the skeletal remains of another unidentified woman who police named "Jane Doe". Authorities theorize that the four women were all killed by the same person . Police say all the women were similar in age, height and hair color and all were found in similar ways: nude, lying face up. The women were not buried, just hidden from view.
The League City Janet Doe case is included along with 26 other women in the area that have been murdered or missing since 1971. Authorities believe there may be several serial killers responsible for some of the deaths and disappearances. A task force of various local law enforcement agencies and the FBI has been formed in order to solve these cases, they call themselves Operation HALT (Homicide-Abduction Liaison Team.)
Investigators
If you have any information concerning this victim's identity or the circumstances surrounding her homicide, please contact:
League City Police Department
281-338-4173
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Federal Bureau Of Investigation
(FBI)
202-324-3000
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Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse
800-346-3243
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Jennifer Love
Harris County Medical Examiner
713-796-6827
Email
You may remain anonymous when submitting information to any agency.
ME Case Number:
91-2200
NCIC Number:
U-515421321
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.
Source Information:
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
Crime Search
AMW
NCMA
NamUs