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Sketches of Victim Unidentified Female Date of Discovery: May 18, 2006 Location of Discovery: Port Jervis, Orange Co, New York Estimated Date of Death: 1995 or earlier State of Remains: Partial Skeletal Remains (Human cranium was revocered. Teeth are missing, as is the mandible. No other bones were recovered) Cause of Death: Undetermined Physical Description ** Listed information is approximate Estimated Year of Birth: 1955-1965 Estimated Age: 25-50 years Race: White Gender: Female Height: Unknown Weight: Unknown Hair Color: Unknown Eye Color: Unknown Distinguishing Marks/Features: The nose on the female is prominent and may be helpful in identification. Dentals: Not available Fingerprints: Not available DNA: Not available Clothing & Personal Items Clothing: A single earring was recovered near the skull. It is described as a hoop style earring Jewelry: None Stated Additional Personal Items: None Stated Case History On May 18, 2006, a homeowner in a residential area of the City of Port Jervis observed from his rear window a human cranium on the roof of an adjacent tire business. The skull, according to the witness, was not there the evening before. The cranium was located on a metal roof of a garage building for a local tire company. The skull appeared to have been set on the sloped roof. It was sitting up right and a single hoop earring was located near the skull on the roof. Broken sea shells were also observed near by but it is unknown if they are related. Anthropological studies on the skull indicate it belonged to a white female possible of Hispanic descent aged 25-50 years. There does not appear to be any indications of burial or submersion in water, nor is there any apparent trauma. The teeth appear to have been removed post-mortem and after the skull was skeletonized. Port Jervis is located at the intersection of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania and is readily accessed from New York City and other metropolitan areas. Interstate 84, NY 17, US 6, US 209 and the NYS Thruway are all within close proximity or pass thru or by the city. |
