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Case #89-1106
This decedent is a white or mixed race female, 5’1” to 5’4” in height, 30 – 50 years old with kinky dark brown/black hair 2-1/4” long. She was wearing maroon thermal underwear with label reading “A. E. Morgan size M 34-36 Longjohns”, and black and white wool socks. A pair of white ankle length tennis shoes with aqua color piping size “USA 7-1/2” and the word “Diadora” on the sole were found near the body. The woman was wearing a “Baylor” yellow metal wrist watch found on the left wrist. A partial upper denture and metal crown on a lower molar are present.
The remains were found by a worker installing a fence on October 3rd, 1989 at the rear of the Honolulu Freight terminal at 2326 Airport Way South. The cause of death is a shotgun wound to the trunk, and the manner of death is homicide. The Seattle Police Department is the investigating agency. | |