VA VA - Petersburg, BlkFem 20-39, UP6665 & UP10692, remains in 2 locations, May '07 & Aug'12

[Gardener1850]

A human skull of a female was found in several inches of water in the Appomattox Canal on August 12, 2012.
Location: 200 Ft West of River and Third Street, Petersburg, VA

Age and race cannot be determined.

https://identifyus.org/en/cases/10692

 

[Melt71]

No updates on age, race or PMI but there is a 2014 recon. Given the lack of information about the basics, one wonders how this was conceived, but here it is FWIW.

 

[Xyklone]

Another NamUs entry containing the same recon but different date of discovery
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[Gardener1850]

Another NamUs entry containing the same recon but different date of discovery
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

Thanks, that says they have 2 sets of remains found at different times that were linked as being the same person with DNA:

Circumstances of Recovery
05/14/07, Human remains were found washed up against a bridge abuttment in Lieutenant's Run Creek behind the Ramada Plaza at 380 E. Washington Street Petersburg, Virginia. 08/12/12, a human skull was found in the water in Appomattox canal. Anthropologist advised the skull is of a b/f, 25-40 years of age. DNA results linked the skeleton to the skull.

2007 remains case: The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
2012 remains case: The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[Beccalicious]

Bumping

 

[sallye818]

I don't know if this lady has ever been located, but her age, race fit. She was last seen in March 2006, first remains found in 2007, according to the NAMUS info. From further research her full name is Doris Ann Brown, and she was last seen in Henrico County, very close to Petersburg, and had been in an altercation. She's a mother of five.



Name
Doris Ann
Missing Age
Current Age
34
Last Seen
Richmond, VA on 03/16/2006
Physical Description
Race: Black Gender: Female Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Height: 5’6” Weight: 145 lbs.
Case Number
View Source

 

[Kael1029]

I don't know if this lady has ever been located, but her age, race fit. She was last seen in March 2006, first remains found in 2007, according to the NAMUS info. From further research her full name is Doris Ann Brown, and she was last seen in Henrico County, very close to Petersburg, and had been in an altercation. She's a mother of five.



Name
Doris Ann
Missing Age
Current Age
34
Last Seen
Richmond, VA on 03/16/2006
Physical Description
Race: Black Gender: Female Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Height: 5’6” Weight: 145 lbs.
Case Number
View Source

Unfortunately, she is ruled out as the Doe according to NamUs.

 

[Melt71]

Both Namus cases were updated in Namus earlier this week. Three exclusions listed on UP6665 and one exclusion (Sharon Jones) listed against UP10692.

 

[HopeRains]

The Progress-Index, 15 May 2007, pg A1



The Progress-Index, 13 Aug 2012, pg A1

 

[sallye818]

I wonder if they've checked out this lady, last seen in '05.

Age at time of disappearance: 45

Sex: Female

Race: Black

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Height: 5’7”

Weight: 160 lbs

Missing From: Richmond, Virginia

Missing Since: January 9, 2005

Details: STEPHANIE WAS LAST SEEN ON 1/9/2005. SHE GOES BY THE NICKNAME “CHERRY”. SHE IS MISSING THREE TOP FRONT TEETH AND HAS A LARGE CYST ON HER LEFT WRIST.

Contact: Henrico County Police Department 804-501-3000

 

[Lwieckowicz]

Following

 

[DS2021]

So does this indicate another person separated her head from her body, or could this have happened naturally during decomposition?
Edit
Also do we know why these two cases havent been combined. I was under the impression that was the standard practice

 

[Lwieckowicz]

So does this indicate another person separated her head from her body, or could this have happened naturally during decomposition?
Edit
Also do we know why these two cases havent been combined. I was under the impression that was the standard practice

Strange that they wouldn’t have combined the two findings after DNA linked them. Bones do disarticulate on their own within weeks to months in the water depending on conditions.