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These images of an artist's reconstruction were just added to NAMUS recently. It's clearly an old reconstruction, but I didn't see it posted in this thread yet.

An artist's rendering of this John Doe has been added to NAMUS:

Bumping the thread because the middle child's NamUs page was updated recently. Can anyone see what's new? https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/2175/details?nav

This woman (UP3037) is still listed as White on NamUs; however, as of February 2023, there is a new artist rendering where she appears Black or Hispanic. Hopefully this indicates that there has been a recent DNA test and they're making progress in her case. Demographics Sex: Female Race /...

I love the new thing where they let you know if you're a match to the featured case of the month. I just learned of it recently and haven't been a match to any so far, but it's a really cool feature. What I'd really love is a way to compare your DNA to all the DDP cases. I bet I'd be a distant...

I've learned that when the map pin is at the location that Google Maps considers the centre of the county, or at the police station or town hall, that's often because they didn't enter a precise location. That isn't the case here, so I figure there's a higher chance that it's the actual...

Postmortem photos for this Jane Doe have now been added to NAMUS. The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

If the map coordinates given on NAMUS are accurate, it looks like the spot where she was found is quite rural - on what seems to be private ranch land off a dirt road not far from State Highway 70. Google Maps link: 32°22'54.8"N 100°20'59.2"W · Sweetwater Independent School District, TX

https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/3794 Date Body Found: December 24, 1993 Location Found: Nolan County, Texas Estimated Age Range: 22-30 Years Sex: Female Race / Ethnicity: White / Caucasian Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 30 Estimated Age Range (Years): 22-30 Estimated Year of...

Perhaps, but with such a specific date it makes me think the family have a reason to be sure about it, like it was recorded in someone's diary or they remember that he was last seen on a relative's birthday. But we don't know, so it's probably worth sending a tip regardless. Did they tip it in?

That would be an great match except for the fact that the UID was found almost two weeks before the date Enoch was reportedly last seen. I wonder if the family is certain about the date.

Can someone link the current version of the spreadsheet please?

It's possible for facial hair to stay intact if the remains were mummified, as this person apparently was. Unlikely to have facial hair at 10 years old, though - I agree he was probably on the upper end of the age range.

The composite/reconstruction also says "SSTEINBERG" in the corner - Samantha Steinberg is a talented forensic artist.

Did anyone submit Marielys Mora-Vargas?

That's got to be the jersey. Nice find! I believe those logos are from the original 1996 movie, not the remake. It doesn't seem to be a vintage item - probably a retro throwback thing made in the late 2010s-2020s when nostalgia for the 90s Space Jam was highest. So it is possible he died before...

This Doe is listed on the Trans Doe Task Force website among cases of UIDs who may have been trans or gender variant. Any ideas why? Going by clothing, the description of their shirt and pants sounds masculine but the jeweled belt looks feminine. I don't think this outfit would've been too...

This case is not on the Trans Doe Task Force website, as far as I can see. https://transdoetaskforce.org/case-map/ Has anyone submitted it to them? An person who is assigned male but wearing high heeled shoes is the kind of case they're interested in.

Unfortunately that type of bracelet is very common. If you google "Catholic saint wood bracelet" you'll find hundreds of similar examples, even with the same pictures. Here's one example from a Catholic supply store: Saints Bracelet, Brown Wood - but they're also available from secular fashion...

Yes, I appreciate the choice to show him with different hairstyles - it really helps emphasise that a reconstruction is not a photo and many details are guesses. Hair really influences the way we see a face. I see a lot of cases where nothing is known about the UID's hair but people still can't...