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Missing Since: February 9, 2004
Born: May 4, 1982
Gender: Female
Race: Caucasian
Height: 67 inches
Weight: 120 pounds
Hair Type: Curly
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue-Green
Clothing: Possibly wearing a dark colored
coat and jeans, carrying a black backpack,
Samsung/Sprint Cell phone.
NCIC ID#: M-883793945
NamUs includes dentals DNA Info
If you have information, please contact:
Trooper Russell Hubbard
Troop F NHSP
(603) 846-3333
Do you have a tip to report?
Born: May 4, 1982
Gender: Female
Race: Caucasian
Height: 67 inches
Weight: 120 pounds
Hair Type: Curly
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue-Green
Clothing: Possibly wearing a dark colored
coat and jeans, carrying a black backpack,
Samsung/Sprint Cell phone.
NCIC ID#: M-883793945
NamUs includes dentals DNA Info
If you have information, please contact:
Trooper Russell Hubbard
Troop F NHSP
(603) 846-3333
Do you have a tip to report?
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How Big Is the Problem?
It has been estimated that there are approximately 40,000
unidentified human remains in the offices of the Nation’s
medical examiners and coroners or were buried or
cremated before being identified (see Missing Persons and
Unidentified Remains: The Nation’s Silent Mass Disaster).
In June 2007, OJP’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS),
confirmed that, in a typical year, medical examiners and
coroners handle approximately 4,400 unidentified human
decedent cases, 1,000 of which remain unidentified after
one year. (See the Medical Examiners and Coroners’
Offices, 2004 for the full report.)
Read more here
It has been estimated that there are approximately 40,000
unidentified human remains in the offices of the Nation’s
medical examiners and coroners or were buried or
cremated before being identified (see Missing Persons and
Unidentified Remains: The Nation’s Silent Mass Disaster).
In June 2007, OJP’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS),
confirmed that, in a typical year, medical examiners and
coroners handle approximately 4,400 unidentified human
decedent cases, 1,000 of which remain unidentified after
one year. (See the Medical Examiners and Coroners’
Offices, 2004 for the full report.)
Read more here
About NamUs
Although the problem of missing persons and unidentified
human remains in this country has existed for a long time,
significant progress has been made in recent years. In
2003, the DNA Initiative was launched. The Office of
Justice Program's (OJP) National Institute of Justice (NIJ)
began funding major efforts to maximize the use of DNA
technology in our criminal justice system. Much of NIJ’s
work has focused on developing tools to investigate and
solve the cases of missing persons and unidentified
decedents.
Click here to read more
Although the problem of missing persons and unidentified
human remains in this country has existed for a long time,
significant progress has been made in recent years. In
2003, the DNA Initiative was launched. The Office of
Justice Program's (OJP) National Institute of Justice (NIJ)
began funding major efforts to maximize the use of DNA
technology in our criminal justice system. Much of NIJ’s
work has focused on developing tools to investigate and
solve the cases of missing persons and unidentified
decedents.
Click here to read more