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1969 female California



      Something very interesting about this case is the fact that author Sue Grafton has written a book that was loosely based on her case. These people are hardly ever known about let alone a writing taking interest in the case. Hopefully one day she will get her name back.http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/205ufca.html She was found in California in 1969 and they are not even sure of her ethnicity. However, her dental work suggests she may be European. However, you never know. Hit the link for more info on her case.

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