WHITE FEMALE SARASOTA FLORIDA 2007

This case, I am making a huge stretch by http://doenetwork.org/cases/426uffl.html

including her here. Because there are only two, not very good reasons. But, for some reason I keep thinking about her case.

On February 6, 2007 the body of a female was found in Sarasota, Florida. She was between 30 and 45-years-old. She had a recognizable face. She also had breast implants that had the date 1998 on them and it says that usually the date on the implant is the year they were implanted into the person who has them.

But, she was wearing clothes that had an Italian label in them. I know this does not automatically mean anything but I chose to add her anyway. What can it hurt? But, click on the Doenetwork link for the entire story.

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MISSING UZBEKISTAN MAN

http://charleyproject.org/case/vyacheslav-arjkadyevich-akopov

Female found in Europe

For some reason someone felt the need to add her to the American Doenetwork but it did not say why. Usually when this is done they think the victim may have some tie to America and for this reason I added her here. http://doenetwork.org/cases/659ufaut.html

Female Child 13 yrs, 1976-80

This little girl was found thrown away like trash on the side of the road.She was in a plastic bag. She had been stored in a cool dry place for possibly years and then something happened and the killer had to dump her. What I am going to say next is purely my opinion. Usually,when bodies have been kept inside someplace dead, as she was for years and they suspect it could have been a closet the deceased is usually a loved one of the killer,and considering her age she may have been killed by a parent or parental figure. Just something to think about. http://doenetwork.org/cases/543uftx.html Reconstruction of Victim Unidentified White/Hispanic Female The victim was discovered on October 29, 1981 in Grimes County, Texas. Estimated Date of Death: 1 - 5 years (1976 - 1980) Cause of Death: Blunt trauma to the head. Formerly Hot Case # 76

UNIDENTIFIED AND MISSING IMMIGRANTS

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