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National Missing and Unidentified Persons System. " 'Detective' will exhume bodies in victim identity hunt".

^ "Case 73-3356: Office of the Medical Examiner of Harris County".

The Man with the Candy: The Story of the Houston Mass Murders. Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

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"40 years after Houston serial killings, one victim still unidentified". ^ "Is Bobby French the Last Unidentified Victim of Serial Killer Dean Corll?".

"Cold Cases Go Online, with Respect for Victims".

^ Goldman, Abigial (February 10, 2008).

List of unidentified murder victims in the United States.

Since her discovery, a three-dimensional reconstruction and a sketch have been created of the victim. The woman's death is considered to be due to foul play and a "suspicious" white-colored "powder" was found on the face region. She was clothed, wearing a dark top, multicolored shorts with star decorations and bikini underwear, along with a sanitary pad. A distinctive feature about this female was that she had her make-up permanently tattooed on her eyebrows, eyelids and lips. One or more of the female's limbs were not found with the body, as they were likely carried away by animals. She was middle-aged, approximately forty-two to fifty-five, at the time of death. Her height was estimated to be four feet ten to five feet two inches tall and her weight at about 95 to 120 pounds. The sand above the body had been "covered with lime," possibly to speed decomposition or plant growth, likely as a way to prevent the body from being found or identified. The woman had been dead from one to several weeks before her remains were discovered. The victim's body was likely exposed due to changes with water levels on the beach. The decomposed remains of a Hispanic woman were found on a beach, scavenged by coyotes, on October 10, 2012, in South Padre Island, Cameron County, Texas. Reconstruction of the South Padre Island Jane Doe The waitress who spoke to her claimed the girl told her she was from the Aransas Pass/ Rockport area but no missing persons were reported in that area around the time of her death.

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A truck driver had seen her body on the north bound side of highway 45 about a mile north of The Hitchin Post truck stop. It is unknown if the girl had actually been conventionally raped, although she had been viciously sexually assaulted with a large foreign object. When her body was found it was determined she had only been dead for several hours. The necklace was found on the body and the shoes were nearby but none of her clothing was located. She was also wearing a square or rectangular pendent necklace with a smokey blue or brown stone. She was described as wearing a yellow pullover sweater and red heeled sandals.

She had claimed to a waitress that she was 19 but the waitress did not believe her. She was estimated to be between the ages of 14 and 18 years old with brown hair and brown or hazel eyes. Henry Lee Lucas has been named as a potential suspect in this case, although a bite mark found upon the decedent's shoulder was inconsistent with Lucas's dentistry. Walker County Jane Doe Ī teenage female whose body was discovered approximately six hours after she died on October 31 or November 1, 1980.

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Sharon Derrick has stated she has reason to believe this victim may be named Bobby French, adding she has received an anonymous package containing a series of photographs potentially depicting this individual taken shortly before his murder. Ī forensic examination of the remains of this decedent, in addition to the circumstantial fact that he was buried between two identified victims of Dean Corll (killed in August 1971 and July 1972), indicated that he was most likely murdered in either 1971 or 1972. DNA testing conducted in 2008 did not match any missing person report. It is known that he suffered from a mild form of spina bifida. He had received good dental care, and had never received any teeth fillings in his lifetime. This decedent was between 5 feet 2 and 5 feet 7 inches tall, had dark brown hair, approximately seven inches in length, and is believed to have worn multicolored, striped swim trunks, boots, and a shirt displaying a peace symbol. This youth is the only still-unidentified victim of serial killer Dean Corll, who, together with two teenage accomplices, killed at least 28 boys and young men between 19. A white or Hispanic male between 15 and 18 years old was found buried in a Harris County boat shed in August 1973.