Unidentified Woman's Face Reconstructed

It's April 25th.

This is California News Today, driven by AI.

San Diego County medical examiners are turning to the public for help identifying a young

woman found drowned in the Tijuana River back on April 26, 2022.

She was in her early 20s about 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighing around 125 pounds and believed

to be Latina.

No ID on her and fingerprint checks came up empty.

Doctors couldn't pin down her hair or eye color because of the body's condition after

being in the water.

So they called in a forensic artist from the National Center for Missing and Exploited

Children to create a facial reconstruction from her remains.

This case has lingered unsolved for over two years now, leaving her family wherever

they are without answers.

It's a reminder how these unidentified folks often slip through the cracks without

community eyes spotting them.

The office is still actively seeking tips and their reconstruction image is out there

for folks to see.

No big breaks yet, but public recognition could crack it wide open.

If that face rings a bell, hit up the San Diego Medical Xamara's office at 858-694-2905

and reference case.

Number 2022-01456.

Your call might finally bring her home.