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Although there were a lot of ranches around where she could have worked, still wondered if this was a "normal" clothing item those days. Found this:
Bib overalls became the uniform of the working stiff, their baggy silhouette serving as an emblem of Depression-era farmers. Later, they became emblematic of hippies of the ’60s, college students of the ’70s
I recall wearing overalls and seeing others wearing them back then.
There aren't any ruleouts showing in Namus. https://www.namus.gov/Unidentified
Persons/Case#/16712/details
Sarah Tokier's Namus (The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)) shows she's been compared to these California UIDs:
UP7690
UP9938
UP10647
UP5028
There probably isn't any logic to it. Either Namus suggested the possibility based on any of a number of characteristics, or LE on either end thought it was possible, or her family requested it, or etc etc. A while back the state of Virginia went through and compared all their missing people and UIDs to anybody who could possibly be a match, so nearly any missing person you look at has a list of Virginia ruleouts.
I've noticed that LE tends to place a lot more weight on circumstances than anything else, so if something about the UID's timing, location, and so on matched Sarah's, that would often trigger a comparison. We've seen at least two cases in the past few months where the race of the UID was just wrong.
It's totally okay....just to be sure thing, I guess. She is probably compared to a lot more girls/women and not named in the list. It seems like CA is full of body's....I'm glad I don't have the workload (although I have one, but a different one) LE has there.
View attachment 199497 I'm wondering if she could be 15 year-old Julie Soracco. She was last seen in California sometime in 1977. Not added to Nanus, etc until this summer.
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
Here is the thread for Julie:
CA - CA - Julie Elizabeth Soracco, 15, Placerville, 1 Aug 1977
Her ears are very hard to see. The right ear seems ok, the left one is hard to see, but might be a little smaller. Doe's right ear is deformed. Could this picture have been shadowed.
Off topic, but the unidentified in your signature. Julie Soracco also is similar stats to her. The estimated death is 1982, so a few years +, but? I wonder if that outfit would be recognized by her sister? It's very colorful and complete in description.
Same thought with her ears, that the left, not the right, is the one that appears smaller in the one photo where Julie 's ears are partially visible.
I wonder if the DOE right ear is result of injury? Not to be overly graphic, but if she was possibly tortured (?) and set on fire, who knows what else might have been done to her?
I think it's very hard to say something about the deformed ear. It could be a birth "thing", ear shapes are genetically determined (loose or detached lobe) Still wondering if this deformation could also be in a blood line? See my post about Sarah Tokier. It could be caused by an injury (collie flower ear, like a lot of boxers have) but I guess that looks a little different, doesn't make your ear smaller persé, and I think they would have mentioned that, if it was. The girl's body was set on fire...to see it good, you would think her face wasn't burned (that much) Imo, her ear was a birth deformation. As we go with the files, she was tortured, I'm not sure how they could see that, besides the burning. She was also poisoned. Both things are torture, we all can understand that.