Summary of unsolved case
Unidentified Human Remains
Unidentified Remains - July 2, 1995
- Name
- Unknown
- Age
- Estimated 30-40, (within a range of 25 - 45)
- Height
- Approximately 5'1" - 5'2"
- Hair
- Short Brown
- Dentition
- Evidence of previous dental care
- Bone Features
- Evidence of Synovial Joint Pathology, A systemic joint disease most likely affected the movement and strength in both wrists.
- Time Since Death
- 10 months to 3 years, (within a range of 6 months to 5 years)
- Clothing
- Found with the remains are a red spandex top, short blue skirt, and white tennis shoes
On July 2, 1995, the skeletal remains of a white female were found by hunters along a rural gravel road in western Pulaski County. Below is the descriptive information as determined by Pathologist Dr. Emily Craig with the Kentucky State Medical Examiner's Office.
The location of the discovery was near the Cumberland Parkway in Southern Kentucky approximately 5 miles (by air) from the Somerset City Limits. To access the rural road, one would have to travel less than 2 miles from the intersection of the Cumberland Parkway. Somerset is located 80 miles south of Lexington Ky. Other roads of access are: US Hwy 27, Ky Hwy 80, Interstate 75, and Interstate 65.
The above pictures are a facial reconstruction only and are not intended to be a photograph of the victim. They are a likeness only and are here to assist in her identification.
If you have any information in this case, please contact the Pulaski County Sheriff's Department.