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Sex
Female
Age
16–21
Race
White / Caucasian
Height / weight
5′ 2″
Appearance
Hair
Red/Auburn
Eyes
—
Condition
Skeletal
Clothing & jewelry
Bra (size 32A) and pantyhose. Additional fragments of glittery clothing.
Yellow-metal ring with the initials "P Mc. G" or "P G Mc. " and a 1966 Bulova watch.
A 1969 (some sources state 1968) dime found with the remains. Clothing labels(s) from the Lady Garment Workers Union (or International Ladies Garment Workers) that appeared to be sewn into clothing in 1988, and a plastic toy soldier (no manufacturing date could be estimated).
Circumstances
The victim's skeletal remains had been wrapped in a rust-colored carpet/rug and concealed under a layer of relatively fresh concrete, which itself was hidden behind an old coal-burning furnace in the basement of a rundown, mostly abandoned apartment building on West 46th Street in Hell's Kitchen on Manhattan's West Side. Police say the building was used by prostitutes and that the basement could be reached from several points inside, as well as through a steel trap door in an adjacent parking lot. The killer had bound her hands and feet with an extension cord and circled it around her neck, prior to being wrapped in the carpet. Possibly of Irish descent. The victim may have a history of using drugs recreationally, and she may have been a sex worker, as scraps of glittery clothing were recovered at the scene. Hair: Light-colored, possibly reddish-brown/auburn.
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