Unidentified #465

NAMUS Number: UP14234

Discovery Information

Date Found: February 13, 1983

Estimated Year of Death: 1983

Ethnicity: White / Caucasian

Location Found: Littleton, WV

Latitude: 39.6978606

Longitude: -80.5170252

Physical Characteristics

Estimated Age Range: 30 - 45 years

Gender: Female

Height Range: 66 - 66 inches

Weight Range: 135 - 135 lbs

Identifying Features: Hair Color Red/Auburn Head Hair Description Body Hair Description Facial Hair Description Left Eye Color Unknown Right Eye Color Unknown Eye Description Distinctive Physical Features Item Description Finger and toe nailsOrange Toenail Polish PiercingDouble Pierced Ears Scar/markScar on Abdomen, Scar on Left Ankle and Left Finger Other distinctive physical characteristicMole on Chest Clothing and Accessories Item Description Footwear7 to 7 1/2 shoe sizeOn the Body

Forensic Details

DNA Status: unknown

Fingerprints Status: unknown

Dentals Status: unknown

Circumstances

Found lying over and embankment off U.S. Rt. 250, one mile north of Littleton, WV. Details of Recovery Inventory of Remains All parts recovered Condition of Remains Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction

Contact Information

Source: https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/14234/details?nav

Contact Name: West Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner

Contact Number: 3045586920

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Matthew30 April 14, 2025, 6:08 AM

UP14234 is interesting because theirs actually been quite a bit written about her from the time she was discovered. Additionally, their is a youtube video of a news report from the time she was discovered and the video details her case in depth. When I was creating her profile I had no idea if her dentals, fingerprints and or DNA was available but now I know that her dentals are available, fingerprints unavalible and her DNA is possibly available (sources differ). Sadly West Virginia does not give out information pertaining to its Does even through the Freedoms of informations act so I am not sure if her DNA is in Codis or not. I did submit her for Phyllis Corbin on the off chance that her DNA was not obtained. Post Mortem photos look actually pretty similar to what Corbin looked like, so if DNA was never obtained or has been lost then the state might actually look at it further.