NE NE - Anna Therese Ciaccio, 30, Papillon, 05-Mar-1981

This no photo NamUs MP casefile has been in the system since 2009.

There's not alot of info on her, but I found three photos of her (including her senior portrait) in the 1967 Omaha Central High School yearbook (when she was about 18 years old). She went missing in 1981 at the age of 30, so she was much older at the time that she went missing. But nevertheless, she has a distinctive facial shape.


NamUs MP # 2774 https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/2774/10

ANNA T CIACCIO




LKA
Vital Stats

Identifiers
Dentals: Dental information / charting is currently not available
DNA: Samples submitted - Tests not complete
Fingerprints: Not available

She went missing a month and a half before this Will County (IL) Jane Doe was found.

The Doe Network:
Case File 592UFIL
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/592ufil.html



Unidentified White Female

The victim was discovered on April 19, 1981 in New Lenox, Will County, Illinois
Estimated Date of Death: 2-12 months prior to discovery
Partial Skeletal Remains

Vital Statistics

Estimated age: 23-35 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'5"-5'7"; 100-115 lbs.
Distinguishing Characteristics: Blonde hair. Only a few strands of long hair were located - light brown to blonde. Exam indicates that the right nasal bone had been fractured and healed.
Clothing: No clothing or jewelry located. No personal effects were found.
Dentals: Available; Number 19 Mesial-Occlusal Distal amalgam, with the distal lingual cuspid fractured off.
Fingerprints: Not available.
DNA: mtDNA available at UNT.



Y'all Suppose?

I'd say close enough to submit if you haven't already. The only difference I see is in the forhead. Anna seems to have a short forhead and the UID does not, but I think that could be the artists rendition. The rest of the face looks close enough to think this is a good possibility.

Oops, :nevermind:. She is on the NamUs rule-out list for this UID.

But nevertheless - it's good to have a photo of her out there - so that nobody gets the inkling that she might be the Buckskin Girl (like I did).

Here's another Jane Doe who fits Anna's description. Not sure about the anomalies in the "Distinguishing Marks/Features" section, but she fits pretty closely on all other counts.




The Doe Network
Case File: 826UFMO
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/826ufmo.html

NO IMAGE

Unidentified Female
Date of Discovery: May 16, 1981
Location of Discovery: Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
Estimated Date of Death: Two weeks prior to discovery
State of Remains: Partial Skeletal - one or both hands missing
Cause of Death: Unknown

Physical Description
** Listed information is approximate

Estimated Age: 33-45 years old
Race: White
Gender: Female
Height: 4'11 to 5'5"
Weight: Unknown
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Unknown

Distinguishing Marks/Features: Bilateral depressed skull fractures. Fracture lines into occipital, frontal, sphenoid, maxillae and right palatine bones. Possible pre-mortem bleeding into the right sigmoid sinus. Degenerative osteoarthtritic changes of the right TMJ. Old periosteal reaction of left zygomatic. Moderate periodontic and alveolar resorbtion in maxillae and mandible. Slight to moderate osteoarthritic changes in the vertebral column: primarily as ossified ligamentum flavum attachments, well healed fractures of left ribs (8-9-10), anterior compression fracture of the tenth thoracic vertebra. Nasal septum deviation to left probably causing some nasal assymetry, assymetry in heights of orbits - the right being 1-2 mm higher than the left.

Dentals: Available. Reparative work noted. All first premolars and third molars absent.
Fingerprints: Not available
DNA: Not available at the Medical Examiner's Office. Remains were buried. Police may have a specimen for DNA sampling.
Clothing & Personal Items
Clothing: None

Jewelry: None

Additional Personal Items: None

Case History

A person looking for firewood in a desolate area discovered the remains of the victim on George Road, just north of Noland Road. Afraid that dogs would carry off the remains, the person put the remains in a box and took them home and called police. No one was seen at or near the recovery site when the remains were found.

I believe this author, Benjamin Paul Ciaccio Jr, may very well be Anna's brother:

God Said: Benjamin Paul Ciaccio II: 9781615795659: Amazon.com: [email]Books@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com[/email]/images/I/41Dz-H10LsL.@@AMEPARAM@@41Dz-H10LsL

Link to Anna's nampn.org page. It has a few more pictures of her. Each picture shows a different hairstyle. The middle picture shows her smiling and you can see her upper teeth.

http://nampn.org/cases/ciaccio_anna.html

More pictures of Anna on Charlie Project:


http://charleyproject.org/case/anna-therese-ciaccio

Details of disappearance updated.

Anna Therese Ciaccio – The Charley Project

• Missing Since 03/05/1981
• Missing From Papillion, Nebraska
• Classification Endangered Missing
• Age 30 years old
• Height and Weight 5'4, 140 pounds
• Medical Conditions Ciaccio suffers from depression and was hospitalized for a mental breakdown in 1980.
• Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Brown hair, hazel eyes.

Details of Disappearance
Ciaccio was last seen in Papillion, Nebraska on March 5, 1981. She had gone to spend the night at her brother's residence, and went missing from there. She left her winter coat and her wallet behind.

Her mother believes she may have seen Ciaccio at the corner of 42nd and Q Street while she was driving past. By the time her mother was able to park the car and go back to that corner, the woman she saw was gone. Ciaccio has never been heard from again.

Although Ciaccio had dropped out of sight before, she would always contact her family within a few days to let them know she was all right. She is described as a very religious person who spent time in various churches and had even considered joined a convent. Her case remains unsolved.

Anna has been missing for 42 years today.

6 April 1981, The Omaha World-Herlad, pg 22

Anna has been missing for 43 years today.