The Lost and the Found

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unidentified_murder_victims_in_the_United_States#Doņa_Ana_County_Jane_Doe

New Mexico

Doņa Ana County Jane Doe

On March 10, 1985, the skeleton of a female aged sixteen to twenty was discovered by a group of hunters, hidden under plastic, in Doņa Ana County, New Mexico. The subject was estimated to have been white and had blonde or light brown hair, which was likely her natural color, as the presence of pubic hair of the same color indicated. She had painted at least two of her fingernails pink and had some evidence of skeletal abnormalities, some specific conditions were noted by a forensic anthropologist to be unusual to occur in someone of the subject's age. The remains were clothed in pink undergarments and a white jersey with the letter "W." Some of the supports in the Jane Doe's bra were noted to have separated from the product.[226] She also appeared to have possibly suffered injury to the right side of her nose, which had healed. Her height was believed to be between five feet and five feet four inches tall (152–162 cm). Her weight could not be determined, although she was most likely of "slim build." She had died about three to six months before her body was discovered. Authorities determined the girl was a victim of homicide but declined to release how she was murdered, as the case is currently open.