UP10217
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Sex
Female
Age
16–25
Race
White / Caucasian
Height / weight
5′ 1″
Appearance
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Unknown
Condition
Not recognizable - Partial remains with soft tissues
Clothing & jewelry
Matches found in the jacket pocket (Salem brand)
Brown leather jacket (hip length), light colored knit sweater and jeans
Red knee high red high heel womans boots with nylon zipper on the side
Wide copper bracelet with 3 inset turquoise pieces, a turquoise and brown shell necklace with heart pendant, twisted metal hoop earrings that are gold in color, a white shell ring with brown inset, and a ladies Timex chain-linked wrist watch with gold plate and brown face
Red or reddish-brown knee-high high-heeled vinyl boots with a nylon zipper on the side, jeans, a light colored (possibly white, beige, or light gray) sleeveless knit sweater, and a brown leather hip-length jacket.
A wide copper bracelet with a stamped flora design and three turquoise stones. Turquoise and brown shell necklace with a heart pendant and twisted metal bead spacers. Gold-plated twisted metal hoop earrings. White shell ring with a brown inset ring. Gold-plated ladies chain-linked Timex wrist watch with a brown face and white hands.
Salem matches were found in the pocket of the jacket.
Circumstances
On July 17, 1980, the remains of an unidentified female were discovered in a heavily wooded area, one mile south of South Eklutna Lake Road near mile post two in Eklutna, Alaska. Based on the condition of the remains, the decedent was likely deceased at least one year prior to discovery. The decedent was white with possible admixture of Native American. This unidentified female is a known victim of serial killer Robert Hansen, who murdered 17-21 women around Anchorage, Alaska between 1971-1983.
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Excluded Matches
21
Possible matches
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