An unidentified female was found on March 5, 1979 under the south end of Bahia Honda Bridge along the rocks. She is estimated to have been deceased for only a few hours before being found. She is a white female between the ages of 16-19. She has brown to auburn, curly shoulder length hair and brown eyes. She stood about 5'5" tall and weighed about 110 pounds. Her right index finger had a noticeable scar. All other fingernails were well manicured. The female was wearing blue jeans (size 30x32A) and a black tank top (size small). The autopsy revealed that she was likely a smoker and showed signs of emphysema which might have caused severe coughing. The female had some dental work completed. One of her upper middle teeth had a porcelain/metal crown. Several other teeth had fillings and some teeth had been removed leaving healed sockets. The images above were completed by a NCMEC Forensic Artist and are a facial reconstruction depicting what the female may have looked like in life.