馃毃 WHO WAS SHE? WHO IS STILL SEARCHING FOR HER? 馃挃
馃搷 Watson Island — Miami, Florida | February 3, 1981
More than 40 years ago, a young girl was found near an access road leading to the Japanese Garden on Watson Island.
She wasn’t just a case number.
She was someone’s daughter.
Someone’s friend.
A child who laughed, dreamed, and deserved a future.
Yet decades later…
馃挃 She still has no name.
Investigators believe she was between 12 and 18 years old, about 5’2”, weighed around 90 pounds, had black hair with blonde dye, a gap between her front teeth, and small scars on the left side of her neck.
A forensic artist recreated what she may have looked like in life, hoping that one face… one memory… one person… could finally bring her home.
There is something about her eyes that is impossible to forget. Maybe it’s not the reconstruction itself, but the heartbreaking reality that this child has gone more than four decades without her identity.
Someone out there knows who she is.
馃摓 If you recognize her or have any information, contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).
Case IDs:
NCIC# U156045629
NamUs# 7963
馃挃 She deserves her name back.
She deserves to be remembered.
And she deserves to finally go home
馃搷 Watson Island — Miami, Florida | February 3, 1981
More than 40 years ago, a young girl was found near an access road leading to the Japanese Garden on Watson Island.
She wasn’t just a case number.
She was someone’s daughter.
Someone’s friend.
A child who laughed, dreamed, and deserved a future.
Yet decades later…
馃挃 She still has no name.
Investigators believe she was between 12 and 18 years old, about 5’2”, weighed around 90 pounds, had black hair with blonde dye, a gap between her front teeth, and small scars on the left side of her neck.
A forensic artist recreated what she may have looked like in life, hoping that one face… one memory… one person… could finally bring her home.
There is something about her eyes that is impossible to forget. Maybe it’s not the reconstruction itself, but the heartbreaking reality that this child has gone more than four decades without her identity.
Someone out there knows who she is.
馃摓 If you recognize her or have any information, contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).
Case IDs:
NCIC# U156045629
NamUs# 7963
馃挃 She deserves her name back.
She deserves to be remembered.
And she deserves to finally go home
馃毃 WHO WAS SHE? WHO IS STILL SEARCHING FOR HER? 馃挃
馃搷 Watson Island — Miami, Florida | February 3, 1981
More than 40 years ago, a young girl was found near an access road leading to the Japanese Garden on Watson Island.
She wasn’t just a case number.
She was someone’s daughter.
Someone’s friend.
A child who laughed, dreamed, and deserved a future.
Yet decades later…
馃挃 She still has no name.
Investigators believe she was between 12 and 18 years old, about 5’2”, weighed around 90 pounds, had black hair with blonde dye, a gap between her front teeth, and small scars on the left side of her neck.
A forensic artist recreated what she may have looked like in life, hoping that one face… one memory… one person… could finally bring her home.
There is something about her eyes that is impossible to forget. Maybe it’s not the reconstruction itself, but the heartbreaking reality that this child has gone more than four decades without her identity.
Someone out there knows who she is.
馃摓 If you recognize her or have any information, contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).
Case IDs:
NCIC# U156045629
NamUs# 7963
馃挃 She deserves her name back.
She deserves to be remembered.
And she deserves to finally go home
