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UP84931
Found May 26, 1973 · Loudoun County, Virginia
Sex
Female
Age
20–25
Race
Black / African American
Height / weight
5′ 7″ · 145 lbs
Appearance
Hair
Black
Eyes
Unknown
Condition
Not recognizable - Traumatic injuries
Clothing & jewelry
gray/blank ankle length foot stockings, elastic tops, no label underwear-white, elastic leg and waist bands, no label red or bright orange slacks-knit, cuffed bell buttoms, label torn out brassiere-pink with embroidered floral pattern on the cups, adjustable back and shoulder straps, label: Forever Yours size 36A red or bright orange ribknit short-sleeve shirt/pullover blouse, turtle neck, label: Jugs Ban-Lon 100% Nylon Machine Wash Warm Tumble Dry" size L Seersucker type plaid jacket (blue, red, yellow, green, pink and white), with two large metal buttons up front, no label, no pockets
ring with blue stone: size 5 1/2 yellow gold mounting, identification markings "Karactclad R 18KTHGE U" appear on the inside of the band. All but the last character identifies the ring mounting as covered by an eighteen carat heavy gold electroplate. The last character "U" identifies the ring mounting as a product of the Uncas Manufacturing Company, 623 Atwells Avenue, Providence Rhode Island.
She was wearing an orange blouse, knit pants, and a plaid orange, blue, and white jacket, red knit short-sleeve shirt and a Seersucker type plaid jacket
She wore a ring with a blue stone on her right finger.
Circumstances
Decedent found in a field by farmers checking on cattle
Media
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