Identified! OK - Kiowa County, WhtFem, 569UFOK, 18-29, Jul'05 - Rebecca Jean Boyd

http://doenetwork.org/cases/569ufok.html


Unidentified White Female

• The victim was discovered in July 2005 in Kiowa County, Oklahoma
• Estimated Date of Death: 3 - 20 years prior to discovery
• Partial Skull

Vital Statistics

• Estimated age: Late teens to late 20s
• Distinguishing Characteristics: Small, sharp nose. Possibly small build.
• Dentals: Her upper jaw indicated she had an overbite

Case History
A farmer discovered the skull nearly a quarter mile from where a prostitute’s body had been dumped two years earlier. That unsolved homicide is not linked to the truck stop prostitute cases.

Maybe I am crazy but something about the cheeks on the recon make me think of Tracy Pickett.
That's a case close to my home, but also is Oklahoma.
Doe Network -
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/666dfmo.html

any thoughts?

I was considering Joyce or Josephine Cogburn.
http://charleyproject.org/cases/c/cogburn_josephine.html
http://charleyproject.org/cases/c/cogburn_joyce.html

those are possibilities too! i can kind of see it in the cheekbones for some reason.
i really hate the reconstruction on this case - i hate all of them that are done in this fashion! makes it hard for me to see anything but a "weird" face.

I think this particluar reconstruction is bizzare looking. It doesn't look human but they do the best they can with what they are given so i shouldn't be rude about it. The jane doe has an overbite and it looks like joyce also has an overbite, both girls are also petite.

I can't remember what brought me to this case, but please see the following correspondence:
[SIZE=-1]Christine <christine2448@websleuths.com> [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 8:43 PM [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]To: rayh@osbi.state.ok.us [/SIZE]

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[SIZE=-1]Ray Homer <rayh@osbi.state.ok.us> [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 8:43 AM [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]To: Christine <christine2448@websleuths.com> [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Christine; Thanks for responding to my e-mail. I will put together a synopsis of my case and send it to you. I call it the little lady case because the anthropologist reported she was a slight build person and her skull was more the size of a teenager but everything else indicated a person in their 20's. I have a phone number that rings directly to my desk at xxxxxxx. I am also one of the three founders of Oklahoma Cold Case Investigators Association. We meet once a quarter for training and to discuss our cold cases. It sounds like we pursuing the same goals and I will send this are call the number below. Thanks, Ray


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OSBI CASE NUMBER CR 05 637
FEMALE HUMAN SKULL FOUND
IN KIOWA CO. 7-13-2005




INCISOR SOCKET UNDER DEVELOPED

FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
DR. SNOW’S REPORT
TIME OF DEATH: 3-20 YEARS PRIOR TO 2005
FULLY ADULT LATE TEENS TO LATE 20’S
RACIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CAUCASOID
TEETH VERY SMALL
THERE ARE NO ANTEMORTEM PATHOLOGIES
AND NO SIGNS OF PERIMORTEM TRAUMA

Harvey Pratt’s reconstruction

DNA FROM THE SKULL HAS BEEN EXTRACTED AND IS ON FILE WITH NATIONAL MISSING PERSON PROJECT AT THE UNIV. OF NORTH TEXAS


POSSIBILITIES
1) HEADLESS HAND LESS BODY FOUND 1995 Caddo County CR 96-418
2) Raffeallea ZAPATA-ROMERO missing from OKC since 1991
3) Lora McIntire missing from OKC since 1990
4) Mary ETTER missing from Fletcher OK since 1983
5) Regina CURTIS missing from OKC since 2000
6) Gail ANDERSON missing from Duncan since 2004
7) Pam TINSLEY missing from OKC since 1986
8) Monique DANIELS missing from Moore since 1992
9) Amy LIEBL missing from the Village since 1992
CONT. OF MISSING FEMALES

10) Michelle CRAWFORD missing from Lawton since 1999
11) Tracy NIXON-ALLEN missing from Altus since 2003

DNA HAS BEEN COLLECTED FROM FAMILY MEMBERS ON ALL 11 POSSIBILITIES

Dear Sir,

I received your package today. Thank you.

I have a few questions, anything you can answer would be helpful:

Can you give us the exact location the remains were found?

Can you give us the date her DNA was entered into CODIS? Has it actually been entered and a letter received confirming?

The list of possibilities, is this the complete list of 'RULE OUTS', including those ruled out by other measures including fingerprints or dentals?

Also, the list of possibilites, the powerpoint states 'DNA has been collected from family members on all possibilities'. Have they all been entered into CODIS and are NOT A MATCH to "Little Lady"?

Can you give dates they (list of possibilities) were entered and we can follow to see if they are a match? I'd like to post each case on our site and follow through.

Thank you for your confidence in us to share this case in hopes we are able to help aid in finding Little Lady's identity and bring her home.

Kindest regards,
Christine

Kristi Lynn Nikle
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1668dfnd.html

I don't like the reconstruction of 'Little Lady' that said it was the wide toothy smile of Kristi that reminded me of this Jane Doe. Do we know if the missing tooth on Little Lady was actually absent when she died or they just never found it along with the skull?

rozey said:

Kristi Lynn Nikle
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1668dfnd.html

I don't like the reconstruction of 'Little Lady' that said it was the wide toothy smile of Kristi that reminded me of this Jane Doe. Do we know if the missing tooth on Little Lady was actually absent when she died or they just never found it along with the skull?

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I guess the way I read the report was that there were no post death losses or pre death traumas...

From LE

One key dental feature is the socket where the upper incisor would be. If you look at the skull it is small and underdeveloped. The dentist said baby tooth size. So it would have been missing or possibly there but discolored.

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Christine; The DNA, both STR and mtDNA, was extracted and placed in UNT 10-3-2008. UNT #07-5813 W/ letter. The skull was found in a very rural area in a cow pasture. It was close to State HWY 54 about 10 miles south of Roosevelt Oklahoma. The little lady has been compared either by dental or DNA to the list of possibilities without a match.

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Here's another important issue, she was found about 1/2 mile from where we recovered the body of Pamela Woodring. A prostitute working the Lawton OK area. Woodring was found under a bridge, in water, in 2003. The little lady was found in the pasture east of the area that Woodring was found. The Woodring homicide (a three other Lawton prostitutes found in water under a bridge) is unsolved. So little lady might have been killed by a serial killer....the search continues, Ray

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Laura Louise Williams
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpdetails.asp?id='M6/27/20021:57:32PM'

Tamera Ellen McCurry
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpdetails.asp?id='M5/31/20022:43:30PM'

June Marion Collard ...age is off
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/17dfny.html

Alice Ann Lopez ...age is off
http://www.theyaremissed.org/ncma/gallery/ncmaprofile_all.php?A200502788S

Kristen Smith
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpdetails.asp?id='M4/22/20028:51:58AM'

Dorothy Jean Richardson
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpdetails.asp?id='M8/1/20023:58:18PM'

Althea Lanelle Rogers
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/mpch/mpdetails.asp?id='M10/5/200112:27:35PM'

Maybe if we do a little digging into the Woodring case we might find a likely COD??

I am confused as to where this skull was found. CO or OK?

zelmajane said:

I am confused as to where this skull was found. CO or OK?

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It was found in Kiowa County Oklahoma

Buffy Mayo

http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/2633dfok.html

Diane Jane Elmore I know this picture isn't great and the age is off but something about her teeth look like it could be
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/937dfok.html