A farmer found the victim's mummified remains while harvesting a corn field, approximately 10 rows in from the county road. The body was lying face-up on a curtain in the southwest corner of the field, one mile south of U. S. 52 and about three miles east of Norway. Three-times if the lethal amount of cocaine was found in her system, but it is unknown if this caused her death or whether it was an accident or homicide. Forensic isotope testing of her teeth indicated she likely originated from the upper Midwest, Pacific Northwest, British Columbia, Canada or possibly Alaska. Right-handed; Breast implants without serial numbers, logos, or other markings. Tattoo of a cross with a red flower on the upper left breast area. Tattoo of a star-shaped flower with multi-colored flower and stem on the right lower abdomen.