Identified! OH - Little Miami River, HispanicFemale, Apr'05 - Dalila Chacon-Lazaro

An unidentified woman whose body was found in the Little Miami River had been stabbed, the coroner said Friday.

The woman was 4 feet 11 inches tall, 25 to 35 years old with pierced ears. She may have been Hispanic or Asian, but the body was so discolored that her race has not be determined for certain, the coroner said.

Here's a list of jewelry and clothing the woman was wearing:

· Gold necklace with two charms of a child holding a bear; one charm bears the name Sandra and the other the name Sara.

· Gold "Watch It" wristwatch with a white face.

· A two-tone gold and copper colored bracelet bearing hearts.

· White "Nobo" athletic shoes with blue soles matching a blue stripe on the shoes.

· Dark colored cargo pants.

· Black bra.

Police said the body had been in the water for several days.

http://www.channelcincinnati.com/news/4384382/detail.html

slideshow of jewelry at the website

Officials are asking a tipster for more help in identifying the body of a woman found in the Little Miami River last week.

They want a person who sent an anonymous letter to Cincinnati Police to contact the Hamilton County's Sheriff's Office or Crimestoppers at 352-3040.

They said they have not been able to verify the information in the letter.

The letter was mailed from the main post office on Dalton Street, the sheriff's office said.

They are not releasing the information in the letter.

http://www.channelcincinnati.com/news/4401180/detail.html

Someone likely believes he got away with murder in the Tri-State. In just six days, two women were found dead, both discovered within 100 miles of each other. We need to warn you, you'll see a picture of one of the corpses. It may help someone identify her. Local 12 CrimeStoppers Reporter Deborah Dixon has more on efforts to find their names and their killers.

Two children holding teddy bears, charms with the names Sandra and Sara. The woman found in Anderson Township along the Little Miami River loved them enough to wear the charms around her neck. Someone was cold enough to stab her in the heart.

Dr Emily Craig, Kentucky's Forensic Anthropologist: "So many times when it comes to the missing and unidentified, the only person that knows they're missing is the one that killed them and they're not about to report them missing."

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Please check out the videos "Two Unidentified Women's Bodies Found..." and Murder Victim In Lexington Is Local Woman..." They are discussing two different sets of remains found, but the one in Lexington has been identified

If the state of Ohio has a searchable Computerized Birth Index, Law enforcement officials might consider looking for listings of persons who have daughters named both Sandra and Sara. Such a search might produce a list of possibilities for this woman's identitiy.

The murdered woman found in the Little Miami River last month has been identified as an undocumented Mexican immigrant.

The victim is 29-year-old Dalila Chacon-Lazaro. She's from Cintalapa, Chiapas, Mexico. She was last known to live at 84 Princeton Square Circle in West Chester

http://www.wcpo.com/news/2005/local/05/27/riverbody.html

amandab said:

She has been identified as Misty Gwinner, age 19.

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Misty Gwinner was the body found in Lexington, Ky. The body found in the Little Miami was id'ed as Dalila Chacon-Lazaro. She's from Cintalapa, Chiapas, Mexico. Both remains were found in a similiar time frame, and both were being discussed on the media at the same time, so it is easy to confuse the two.

Bumping this case up. Could not find any further information or a photo of Dalia Chacon-Lazaro.

There have been several cases of bodies being found in the Little Miami River.