LionRun
03-15-2008, 05:27 AM
Clothing: There was no clothing found on or near Princess Blue's remains.
Jewelry: Unfortunately, Princess Blue's weight was initially estimated to be at about 175 LB. back in 1990 based solely on the the Robert E. Lee, Houston ring, size 9 1/2 that was found on her skeletonized finger. However, a full forensics work-up by a team of forensics specialists was completed in 3/07, and she was estimated to have had a small to medium frame in life.
Estimated as a petite 4' 11" to 5' 3" tall, 175 LB. would have meant that in life she would have been considered to be obese. Because of this many of us all but ruled out small to medium framed missing girls/young women until we learned about the new, comprehensive forensics report. A complete forensics work up was never done until 3/07, although a forensics specialist did complete an autopsy in 1990. We have a copy of the 1990 autopsy report, and it has its own thread here in Princess's spotlight forum.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w137/LionRun/PBjewelrycopy.jpg
Jewelry: Unfortunately, Princess Blue's weight was initially estimated to be at about 175 LB. back in 1990 based solely on the the Robert E. Lee, Houston ring, size 9 1/2 that was found on her skeletonized finger. However, a full forensics work-up by a team of forensics specialists was completed in 3/07, and she was estimated to have had a small to medium frame in life.
Estimated as a petite 4' 11" to 5' 3" tall, 175 LB. would have meant that in life she would have been considered to be obese. Because of this many of us all but ruled out small to medium framed missing girls/young women until we learned about the new, comprehensive forensics report. A complete forensics work up was never done until 3/07, although a forensics specialist did complete an autopsy in 1990. We have a copy of the 1990 autopsy report, and it has its own thread here in Princess's spotlight forum.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w137/LionRun/PBjewelrycopy.jpg