The victim was discovered by the County Sheriff's Department on November 24, 1974 behind what was at that time a nearly constructed Interstate Mall, located at I-4 and Highway 436. She may be a victim of convicted serial killer Gerald Stano, who confessed to picking up the victim while she hitchhiked outside Orlando in October 1974 and dumping her body at a construction site. Stano says he took the woman's purse and shoes but doesn't know where he discarded them. They have never been found. She may have had ties to California or Arizona as her wedding ring set, valued at $300-$400, had been sold between 1969 to 1972 to jewelry stores in those states. The rings could not be traced.

Estimated Date of Death: 3-4 weeks prior State of Remains: Skeletal remains Cause of Death: Multiple stab wounds

Dentals: Charting available. Poor dental hygiene with numerous cavities present, no evidence of any restoration, and 16 absent teeth. Abnormal wear to the upper central incisor and the left lateral incisor, which could be caused by biting something, possibly associated with sewing or hairdressing professions. Fingerprints: Not available DNA: Available. mtDNA available in CODIS

Clothing: Royal blue knit slacks with an elastic waist band, with a waist measurement of 38" and 36" in length (ankle to waist); light red or pink, "Fashion Of Singapore", crew neck, sleeveless, knit blouse, size 42, with a 10" zipper in the back; white bra with a label reading 'Exquisite Form', size 41B. Jewelry: Size 8 yellow-old engagement and wedding ring set. Additional Personal Items: Unknown

The Doe Network Case Number: 658UFLL