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http://www.coroner.saccounty.net/unID-01-3041.htm#photos
Case Number 01-3041 Gender Female Race Caucasian Estimated age Late teens - early 20’s Height 5’ to 5’ ½” Weight 90 lbs Eyes Unknown Hair Unknown Date Found 06-29-2001 Date of Death 06-29- 2001 Case Information Decedent was found aflame inside a garbage dumpster on 06-29-01 at 7933 18 th Avenue. Distinguishing Characteristics
Scars/Marks/Tattoos
Unknown
Clothing
Believed to have been wearing “Structure” brand jeans.
Jewelry
None
Other distinguishing characteristics
Teeth were very well cared for: plastic/composite “sealants” in teeth. Had a broken nose in the past.

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Unidentified Female


The victim was discovered on June 29, 2001 in an industrial area off 18th Avenue and Power Inn Road in Sacramento, California.
Cause of death is from a fire. Remains were badly burned.


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Vital Statistics


Estimated age: 16-25 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5’0" - 5'6"; 90 lbs.
Distinguishing Characteristics:Dark Hair,Dark Eyes Light complexion Undertermined race due to damage from fire. Thin to average build. The victim has had a broken nose in the past.
Dentals: The victim had no dental cavities and her teeth were very well cared for. All teeth have had plastic sealants applied. She had porcelain caps on her teeth- The victim is missing all of the first bicuspids, #5, #12, #21, and #28. She has had orthodontics or preparation for orthodontics and all four of her wisdom teeth are present. The lower wisdom teeth are not fully erupted.
Clothing: Victim may have been wearing "Structure" brand jeans or jean jacket.
Other: DNA available


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Case History
The victim was found in a burning trash dumpster on June 29, 2001 in Sacramento, California. The victim's hair color and style along with her eye color are unknown. Viewers of the reconstruction are asked to concentrate on the teeth which are real and very well cared for. The victim may have been wrapped or carried in a comforter.It was reported that,just prior to the fire,a Seventies-era orange Datsun 240Z or 260Z with a primer gray left front fender was seen in the area.


Close-up of victim's teeth.



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Investigators
If you have any information about this case please contact:
Sacramento Police Department
916-264-5471
Investigator Greg Wyatt
Email
or

Sacramento County Coroner's Office
916-874-9320
or

Detective Dick Woods
Detective John Kingsbury

You may remain anonymous when submitting information.

Coroner Case Number:
01-3041

NCIC Number:
U-990002866
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.

Source Information:
Sacramento Police Department
Outpost for Hope
News10
Sacramento Coroner
CA DOJ

Case Number 01-3041 Gender Female Race Caucasian Estimated age Late teens - early 20’s Height 5’ to 5’ ½” Weight 90 lbs Eyes Unknown Hair Unknown Date Found 06-29-2001 Date of Death 06-29- 2001 Case Information Decedent was found aflame inside a garbage dumpster on 06-29-01 at 7933 18 th Avenue. Distinguishing Characteristics
Scars/Marks/Tattoos
Unknown
Clothing
Believed to have been wearing “Structure” brand jeans.
Jewelry
None
Other distinguishing characteristics
Teeth were very well cared for: plastic/composite “sealants” in teeth. Had a broken nose in the past.

Phone: (916) 874-9320

Email: coronerweb@saccounty.net

http://www.sacpd.org/Press/12_05_01a.htm

SACRAMENTO POLICE DEPARTMENT
News Release
Release #12-05-01a
December 5, 2001

Police are now able to complete 3-dimensional facial reconstructions

The Sacramento Police Department is one of the few agencies in this region with the capability to complete 3-Dimensional Facial Reconstructions of possible victims.

3-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction is used to identify a person from their skeletal remains. The process uses clay to reconfigure what the person looked like in an attempt to identify homicide victims or missing persons.

Barbara Anderson, an Identification Technician III, is currently working on a facial reconstruction to assist investigators with the identification of a body that was found burned in a dumpster on 18th Avenue, just west of Power Inn Road. The body was found on June 29th, 2001, at approximately 4:54 a.m., after the Sacramento Fire Department responded to a possible structure fire.

Barbara Anderson is one of the few people in this area that has the ability to complete a 3-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction. Anderson has worked for the Sacramento Police Department in the Forensic Identification Unit for 12-years. She recently completed a Forensic Facial Imaging Training Course at the FBI Academy and an Advanced 3-Dimensional Facial Reconstruction Course at the University of Oklahoma.

Anderson is also the Department’s sketch artist and has been responsible for the identification and arrest of several suspects. She produced the sketch that led to the arrest of the suspect (Dennis Orr) in a recent rape series in the downtown area.

Media wishing to cover this story can contact Barbara Anderson at 264-8792 to arrange an interview.

Sergeant Daniel Hahn
Ref. #12-05-01a

http://www.news10.net/storyfull.asp?id=600

Clay Reconstruction Used to Help Identify Murder Victim

Sacramento Police are trying to solve a murder mystery with the help of a clay model. A special facial reconstruction was done on the skull of a woman found in a dumpster last June.

The mystery woman was found inside a flaming dumpster off Power Inn Road, burned beyond recognition. With no other way to identify her, police called on a sketch artist to create a clay model of her face. The case marks the first time the Sacramento Police Department has used clay reconstruction in a forensic investigation.

Detectives working on the case hope someone will recognize the model and reveal the woman's identity. "She was well cared for, and there was someone out there that is missing her," said Barbara Anderson of the Sacramento Police Department. "We owe it to her and her family to find her identity and find out what happened."

Police say the woman was in her late teens or early 20's. She stood between five feet and five feet, six inches in height. Investigators add the woman's teeth were very well cared for. She also had a broken nose at one time.

Anyone with information on the case is asked to call the Sacramento Police Department.

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Picture Of Comforter

http://oag.ca.gov/missing/featured-unidentified-persons



Sex: Female

Race: Possibly White

Approximate Age: Late teens or early 20's

Height: 5'-5'5"

Weight: Unknown (thin to average)

Hair: Unknown

Eyes: Unknown

Outstanding Features: Has had a broken nose in the past

Dental: Teeth seen in facial re-construction are victim's actual teeth. Teeth are very well cared for; no dental cavities; teeth have plastic sealants; missing all first bicuspids (#5, #12, #21, and #28); possible prior orthodontics or preparation for orthodontics; all four wisdom teeth are present; lower wisdom teeth are not fully erupted.

Information: The Sacramento Police Department is requesting assistance in identifying this unidentified female.

Summary: On June 29, 2001, the victim was found in Sacramento, California.

Contact:

Detective Dick Woods
dwoods@pd.cityofsacramento.org

Detective John Kingsbury
jkingsbury@pd.cityofsacramento.org

Sacramento Police Department
(916) 264-5471

Investigator Greg Wyatt
wyattg@saccounty.net

Sacramento County Coroner's Office
(916) 874-9320