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On October 11, 1991, the decomposed remains of a young White/Hispanic female were found near railroad tracks behind the now defunct "Fafnir Bearing Company" in New Britain, Connecticut. She had been shot in the head and had been dead for anywhere between three weeks to four months. She was estimated to be between 23 and 35 years old, was 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighed 130 to 135 pounds. She had straight black hair. Eye color could not be ascertained. She was found wearing a white sleeveless sun dress, a shirt with a group of pandas printed on it, one holding a red umbrella, one holding a yellow heart, one holding an ice cream cone and two more holding each other. She was buried in 2003 but then exhumed in 2011 by the FBI to make a forensic reconstruction, which was then updated in 2018. The DNA Doe Project began investigating her case in February, 2019. The Project later released an update on their Facebook page, stating that she had significant ancestral ties to New York, Connecticut, and Puerto Rico. They also included a list of potential surnames of family members.