334UFIL
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Sex
Female
Age
23–30
Race
Black / African American
Height / weight
5′ 3″
Appearance
Hair
Black
Eyes
—
Condition
Decomposed
Clothing & jewelry
Gray-colored Second Skins brand shorts (size medium) with rhinestones and a red and white colored check flannel-style Tommy Hilfiger button down man's style shirt (size XL).
Man's style "gold" nugget style ring with two glass stones that originally held four stones in the setting. It was determined to be costume jewelry and is a size 7 1/4. Also found were two bracelets. The one bracelet is a metal hoop, approximately 3 inches in diameter, smooth on one side with a channel on the other side. A ring of black onyx beads on elastic string fits into the channel bracelet. The second bracelet is a combination of three separate bracelets. The second bracelet has numerous plastic beads (yellow, green, black, mauve, and brown) strung with thin elastic string that could be stretched. The three separate bracelets were gathered by a single, oval shaped metallic ring with a small hole at one end that appeared to be for the purpose of hanging a charm.
Circumstances
The remains of this victim were discovered by Illinois Department of Transportation workers near the Silver Creek overpass in Collinsville, rural Madison County, Illinois on March 11, 2002. The location is near mile 23 on eastbound Interstate 70. She is thought be a victim of serial killer Maury Troy Travis, who is also a suspect in the homicides of three other unidentified victims: 327UFIL, 302UFIL, and 1641UFMO. Police believe the victims were raped, tortured and killed by Travis, with some of the slayings videotaped. But Travis never identified the four women, and he hanged himself in a St. Louis jail cell three days after he was charged with three other killings.
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