Skeletonized remains of a Caucasian female were found in Brooklyn, New York on March 29, 1993. The female was found on a hillside near the intersection of Junius St. and E New York Ave. which is located near the Long Island Railroad Atlantic Terminal - Nostram Ave train stop. The female had been deceased for at least 6 months before being found. She is estimated to be 18-25 years old and stood approximately 5’6” tall. Her hair color, eye color and weight are unknown. She was found wearing a black floral print shirt reading "Total Impact", a "Maidenform" brand bra (size 34B), "Lee" brand jeans, a vinyl belt, thermal underwear, white panties, white athletic socks, and green "Reebok" brand high top sneakers (size 4). A digital reconstruction of the sneaker is shown above. The female had dental work done in life. She had some dental fillings and showed evidence of having braces or orthodontics earlier in life. The images above are a facial reconstruction completed by an art student at the NY Academy of Art and depicts what the female may have looked like in life.