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Description:
In 2019, a woman turned over a human cranium to the New Hampshire State Police. She reported that her late husband had discovered the partial skull in the 1930s and had kept it his entire life.
The partial skull is believed to be from a young woman between 15-18 years old. Bomb pulse testing confirmed the young woman had likely died prior to 1942.
This case is in partnership with the New Hampshire State Police and the Forensic Anthropology Identification and Recovery Lab (F.A.I.R. Lab) at UNH.
Date Body Found:
2019
Race:
undetermined
Sex:
Female
Estimated Age:
15-18
Estimated PMI:
undetermined
Agency of Jurisdiction:
NH State Police
Detective Christopher Elphick
(603) 223-3856
christopher.elphick@dos.nh.gov
Status:
Research in Progress
Last Updated: June 3, 2025
