The decedent's decomposing remains were discovered by Lebanon County deputy game protectors in a wooded area off Moonshine Road, or Route 443. The remains were not buried but covered with tree branches, brush, and a 48"x32. 5" piece of green plastic. A white seal on the plastic read "National Sanitation Foundation, Testing Laboratory 8505. " According to records, such a testing laboratory did not exist. In May 2019, the decedent's remains were exhumed. Based on chemical isotope testing, the decedent did not grow up in Lebanon County. She likely grew up in the southeastern region of the United States including Central-Eastern Texas, eastern Oklahoma, Arkansas, southern Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, central and southern West Virginia, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina, southern and eastern Virginia into southern Maryland and Delaware shores. She is possibly of southeastern European descent and 14 to 19 years old. Thin nose with the bridge swayed slightly left and the tip to the right; high forehead; strong, tilted chin; no previous fractures Hair: Light brown to strawberry blonde