On February 5, 1994 remains of an unidentified female were discovered in a vacant lot behind a power plant at 130th Avenue and 176th Street in Queens, New York. She had been deceased several months before being found. The female is 16-19 years old. She stood approximately 5’4” tall and had long brown hair. Her eye color and weight are unknown. She had a scar on her left knee. The female was found wearing a brown leather jacket, blue jeans and a purple long-sleeve sweater. Inside her jacket pockets was eyeliner makeup, chap-stick, a compact mirror and glasses. She was also found wearing a dark colored Nike Air Jordan sneaker. An enhanced image of the sneaker is displayed above. The main image shown is a facial reconstruction completed by a NCMEC Forensic Artist and the other image is a clay reconstruction completed by an art student at the NY Academy of Art. Both images depicts what the female may have looked like in life.