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I found this profile in Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.

White Female
65" tall
Shoulder length brown hair with gray streaks
45-65 years old
Wearing pink skull shorts, blue t-shirt and dolphin wrap around ring
wrapped in blanket
Found under stadium bleachers
There is a picture of her face at the link and she has some distinctive moles.

https://ifs.harriscountytx.gov/Missing Person/2017-06-17-2182.pdf
 
Sounds like she must have died in her sleep? Poor woman.

ETA: no, I guess not, after reading margarita25's post. I did not catch that.

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Tbone144 said:
Namus case #16813
https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/16813

Mentions a pink plastic band watch I may have missed in other flyer.

Found within 2 hours of passing.

Weight of 96 pounds.
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Also:

"Decedent appeared to have been placed beneath the bleachers at Bayland Park in Houston"

Eta: Says the nail polish is residual:

"long nails with residual turquoise nail polish"
 
margarita25 said:
Location Found
GPS coordinates
Address 16400 Bissonnet St
Houston, Texas 77074
County: Harris

https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/16813
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That's approximately here: https://goo.gl/maps/F1A318xsMyT2 It seems to be a residential area with some light industry and open space. Oddly, I don't see anything that looks like stadium bleachers anywhere in the vicinity. Maybe near the school that's a couple of blocks away? But I can't see it even zoomed way in.

I'm going to hazard a guess that she's a domestic violence victim from one of the nearby houses.
 
5'6" and 96 pounds? Slender person. Her post-mortem image looks thin, indeed.

On your map, a building is marked Almor Enterprises.

Google shows a 2014 entry for Almor Enterprises, Day Habilitation:

http://www.city-data.com/fb-tx-restaurants/Almor-Enterprises-Day-Habilitation.html

Not sure how 'restaurant' fits, unless the folks being 'habilitated' work there?

Was this lady in some sort of recovery or half-way house program?

:seeya:
 
Laughing said:
5'6" and 96 pounds? Slender person. Her post-mortem image looks thin, indeed.

On your map, a building is marked Almor Enterprises.

Google shows a 2014 entry for Almor Enterprises, Day Habilitation:

http://www.city-data.com/fb-tx-restaurants/Almor-Enterprises-Day-Habilitation.html

Not sure how 'restaurant' fits, unless the folks being 'habilitated' work there?

Was this lady in some sort of recovery or half-way house program?

:seeya:
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That link is to a place in Sugarland. Don't think it's the same company.
 
A few more clicks shows

http://www.hipaaspace.com/Medical_Billing/Coding/NPI/Codes/NPI_1528125366.aspx

NPI 1528125366: ALMOR ENTERPRISES

Community Based Residential Treatment Facility, Mental Retardation and/or Developmental Disabilities

at 9347 ROYAL WAY

IDK YMMV

I get a lot of exercise jumping to conclusions, but recently in Missouri a resident of a similar home was found deceased when a different management company took over the facility:

http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/20170425/fulton-police-department-confirms-missing-mans-death

again, YMMV

:seeya:
 
http://www.lmtonline.com/neighborho...-found-under-bleachers-at-Little-11247368.php

This article mentions that there were some concerned parents at this park who took pictures of a car's license plates. This car kept circling the parking lot and made them suspicious. They took the pictures "just in case". This was, if I understand correctly, the day before the body was found. I'm guessing if that car was connected in some way, we would have heard... but who knows. Thought that was interesting.
 
June 30, 2017 - HPD releases sketch of woman found dead under bleachers

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https://www.timesunion.com/houston/article/HPD-release-sketch-woman-dead-bleachers-11259105.php


June 26, 2017

A groundskeeper at Bayland Park discovered the dead body of a female on June 17. The employee called Houston Police Department around 8 a.m. that Saturday morning.

Police say the woman, who has not yet been identified, was found under the bleachers in a seated position and was not dressed for typical outdoor activity. This led them to speculate the woman may have died elsewhere and her body was moved to that location.

An HPD spokesperson said Monday that the woman's clothes too warm for typical outdoor wear and that she was not wearing any shoes.
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County Forensics Institute have not yet determined cause of death and are not sure when her body was placed there.

https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/...-found-under-bleachers-at-Little-11247368.php
 
Clothing on body
blue tshirt. Black fleece shorts with pink skull and crossbones, adult diaper

Jewelry
white metal ring with porpoise figures. White metal watch with pink plastic band

Other items
Decedent was partially covered with a blue and green blanket when found

https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/16813
 
carbuff said:
Three exclusions The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
MP30062 Mollie Burr 05/13/1994 Harris TX
MP36793 Maria Llamas 11/20/2016 Bexar TX
MP6817 Lisa Wilson 12/23/1974 Tarrant TX

In the PM photo, the decedent looks like she's toward the upper end of the age range.
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Most definitely. I would be surprised if this wasn't was one of those cases where children, family, or a caretaker were involved. 96 pounds is very light and the PM looks as if she's emaciated. Hopefully it wasn't neglect or abuse that led her being in that state... At first I was thinking this was likely a Social Security fraud situation, not necessarily involving violence. But, usually those hiding their deceased relative's body for monetary gain either keep it inside a freezer or dump it somewhere remote so the body won't be found or at least traced back to them. And placing someone under public bleachers in a residential park doesn't seem to make sense unless those involved panicked and chose the first spot that came to mind or saw driving around.
 
Otterly said:
Most definitely. I would be surprised if this wasn't was one of those cases where children, family, or a caretaker were involved. 96 pounds is very light and the PM looks as if she's emaciated. Hopefully it wasn't neglect or abuse that led her being in that state... At first I was thinking this was likely a Social Security fraud situation, not necessarily involving violence. But, usually those hiding their deceased relative's body for monetary gain either keep it inside a freezer or dump it somewhere remote so the body won't be found or at least traced back to them. And placing someone under public bleachers in a residential park doesn't seem to make sense unless those involved panicked and chose the first spot that came to mind or saw driving around.
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People who leave a body like that usually just don't want to be associated with the remains. They often don't care whether the body is discovered, or want it to be.

I had been thinking domestic violence, but after rereading everything today, I think more likely she was in a care facility and died from caretaker negligence.

I thought her PM photo looked like she had been bleeding from the ears, which is often a sign of brain trauma.
 
carbuff said:
People who leave a body like that usually just don't want to be associated with the remains. They often don't care whether the body is discovered, or want it to be.

I had been thinking domestic violence, but after rereading everything today, I think more likely she was in a care facility and died from caretaker negligence.

I thought her PM photo looked like she had been bleeding from the ears, which is often a sign of brain trauma.
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I just happened on this case while searching for another Texas UID. I agree with you that she was probably in a care facility. She may have had dementia, although, I think autopsy would have discovered that. She was either mentally disabled, possibly from birth, and has spent her life in care facilities. Or what may be more heartbreaking, a mentally disabled person who had lived with a parental caregiver who may have died. Autopsy doesn't always provide answers, either. I guess it's possible she had other issues like epilepsy, etc.

I don't like to paint all facilities who care for the disabled as negligent but there are enough horror stories out there, so to ignore that would be folly. For a care facility, either a commercial venture or privately run, to resort to dumping a resident suggests they may have already been sited for neglect and may have their license yanked if more incidences occurred.

It is difficult to judge how old the decedent is, but I would think she's probably in her late 50s. Poor thing.

Edited to add: there is no reference to her dentals. Judging by her PM pics she may have had no teeth.
 
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