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Unidentified Black Female

Located on December 30, 1985 in Auburn, King County, Washington.
Cause of death was homicide.
She is a victim of the Green River Serial Killer
The remains had been at the site between 12 and 18 months.


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Vital Statistics


Estimated age: 20 - 25 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'0 - 5'4"
Distinguishing Characteristics: Her weight, hair color and eye color are undetermined due to skeletal remains.
Dentals: Available
Other: mtDNA available


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Case History
The victim was located in a ravine across from Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, Washington.
Gary Ridgeway the "Green River" killer admitted to killing Jane Doe. He claims not to remember specifics about this murder. Ridgeway is serving a life sentence for her murder.



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Investigators
If you have any information concerning this woman's identity, please contact:
The Green River Task Force
206-296-7575
You may remain anonymous when submitting information to any agency.

Source Information:
The Green River Killer Home Page
The Seattle Times


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Auburn, Dec. 30, 1985
Case number: 85-1462
Skeletal remains of a black female age 18-25, 5-foot to 5-foot-4 , also found near Mountain View Cemetery.
Contact: Detective Kathleen Larson, 206-205-3424


UPDATED........ Photo at the bottom of the page

Located on December 30, 1985 in Auburn, King County, Washington.
Cause of death was homicide.
The victim is believed to have been murdered by the Green River Serial Killer.
The remains had been at the site between 12 and 18 months.


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Vital Statistics


Estimated age: 20 - 25 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'0 - 5'4"
Distinguishing Characteristics: Her weight, hair color and eye color are undetermined due to skeletal remains.
Dentals: Available
Clothing: N/A


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Case History
The victim was located in a ravine across from Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, Washington.



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Investigators
If you have any information concerning this woman's identity, please contact:
The Green River Task Force
206-296-7575


Source: http://home.earthlink.net/~brooha/index.html

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/loca...idg_summary.pdf

2. Jane Doe "B16" and Jane Doe "B17" (Counts XXVII and XXVIII)

On December 30, 1985, two years after Kimi-Kai's skull was found, Task Force

detectives returned to Mountain View Drive. A car had gone off the road and down a steep embankment several hundred yards from the place where Kimi-Kai's skull had been found. Two men employed at the cemetery went down to look at the wrecked car and discovered what appeared to be human bones. When the Task Force detectives arrived, they immediately realized that this was another dumpsite. The bones found by the cemetery workers were obviously not those of Kimi-Kai Pitsor (they found another skull).

For the next week, detectives scoured the hillside in search of further evidence. When the search was over, they had found a total of three sets of skeletal remains. One of the remains proved by radiographic examination to be the rest of Kimi-Kai Pitsor. The other two bodies, despite extensive efforts, remain unidentified. They have been designated Jane Doe "B16" and Jane Doe "B17."

Although these skeletal remains have not been identified, both were young women. A forensic anthropologist's examination revealed that Jane Doe "B16" was an African-American woman between the age of twenty and twenty-five. She was approximately 5'1" to 5'4" tall.

Her body had been placed along a large fallen log.

Some 40 to 50 feet uphill east from Jane Doe "B16" were the remains of Jane Doe

"B17." She was lying at the foot of a very large rotten stump on the peak of a ridge. The forensic anthropologist concluded that she was a Caucasian, between 5'4" and 5'8" tall. She was between fourteen and seventeen years old.

Two hundred and fifty yards to the west of these two young women, detectives found the remains of Kimi-Kai Pitsor. She was located about 100 yards from Mountain View Drive and approximately 100 yards from where her skull was found.

Over the course of the next fifteen years, numerous attempts were made to identify the two young women found along Mountain View Drive. Leads relating to Kimi-Kai's disappearance were likewise investigated but never led any further than the tentative identification of defendant Ridgway. The cases remained open, but "cold."

In 2003, as recounted in the previous section, Ridgway admitted murdering Kimi-Kai Pitsor and dumping her at the Mountain View site. When he was questioned about the other two unidentified remains, he claimed that he could not recall any specifics about them other than to say that he thought he killed one of the women before Kimi-Kai and one after her. Ridgway said that he staggered their bodies along the hillside – which was consistent with the way the remains were found.

The Task Force designated these unidentified remains in the order in which they were discovered as: "Bones 16" and "Bones 17." In this document, these victims are referred to as Jane Doe "B16" and Jane Doe "B17."

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AUBURN WASHINGTON JANE DOE
Case Type: Unidentified
DOB: Sex: Female
Missing Date: Dec 30, 1985 Race: Black
Age Now: Height: 5'1" (155 cm)
Missing City: AUBURN Weight: 120 lbs (54 kg)
Missing State : WA Hair Color: Unknown
Missing Country: United States Eye Color: Unknown

Case Number: NCMUU10112
Circumstances: On December 30, 1985, the remains of this deceased female were found near the Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn, King County, Washington. The decedent was estimated to be between 18 and 28 years of age. She was between 5’-01” and 5’04” tall, and was estimated to weigh between 120 and 140 pounds. Her hair and eye color are unknown. She may have been deceased for 1-3 years prior to the discovery of her remains. The image at left is a composite to show what the decedent may have looked like in life. Some elements, such as hair style, are the artist’s estimations to complete the image and should not be used as significant markers for identification. If you have any information about the identity of this woman, please contact the NCMEC hotline or the King County Sheriff’s Office. Reference King County Sheriff’s Office case number 85-260579.

http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/ser...earchLang=en_US

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Did you know these women? Sheriff publicizes facial reconstructions of 3 Green River victims
By Jennifer Sullivan

Seattle Times staff reporter

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White female found Jan. 2, 1986. Was 14 to 18 years old at the time of her death.





White female found March 21, 1984. Could have been as young as 12 years old.





African-American or mixed-race female found Dec. 20, 1985. Was 18 to 24 years old at the time of her death.
Four years after Gary Ridgway pleaded guilty to murdering 48 women, the King County Sheriff's Office has released photos of three victims who were never identified.

Investigators hope someone might recognize the facial reconstruction photos of the three victims. Ridgway, known as the Green River killer, admitted to killing them in the spring or summer of 1983, but he didn't know their identities. Detectives have never been able to figure out who they are.

"He didn't remember much, but that's pretty typical of Gary. He knew very little of them," said sheriff's spokesman John Urquhart said.

The facial reconstructions were done based upon women's skulls, Urquhart said. The women's hair styles are only a "best guess," he said.

Urquhart said investigators took so long to release the sketches because they had to find somebody to do the facial reconstructions. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children composed the images, which were made of clay and enhanced by computer.

The remains of one of the women, believed to be Ridgway's 10th victim, were found March 21, 1984, off Des Moines Memorial Drive in the Burien area. The Caucasian victim may have been as young as 12 at the time of her death.

Another victim, Ridgway's 16th, was found on Dec. 30, 1985, near Mountain View Cemetery in Auburn. The African-American or possibly mixed-race woman was approximately 18 to 24 years old.

Investigators are also seeking the identity of the 17th victim, who was found Jan. 2, 1986, near Mountain View Cemetery. The Caucasian woman was between 14 and 18 years old.

Anyone who recognizes any of the victims is asked to call the King County Sheriff's Office at 206-296-7530.

Jennifer Sullivan: 206-464-8294 or jensullivan@seattletimes.com

Copyright © 2007 The Seattle Times Company

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Unknown Unknown


Report Type: Unidentified Human Remains

Sex: Female

Race: Black

Hair: Unknown

Eye Color: Unknown
Skin: Unknown
Height: 5' 1" -> 5' 4"

Weight: 120 -> 140

Date of Birth: Jan-01-1956 -> Dec-31-1966
Place of Birth: Unknown

Current Age: 41 -> 52

Last Seen: Mon Dec-30-1985

Dental X-rays Available: Yes
Scars, Marks, Tatoos:
Clothes/Jewelry: Unknown
Aliases:


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If you see this person or wish to correct any errors in this information, please contact:
Agency: King county sheriffs office
Phone Number: 206-296-0970
Case Number (OCA): 85260579