Help Crime Watch Daily and Carl Koppelman give names to these 4 murder victims

October 20, 2015:

These were once five people. Five living, breathing people that laughed and sang and cried. And we have no idea who they are. Once we find out who they are, we will be one step closer in finding out who killed them.

Please look closely at these renderings from Carl Koppelman. Do you see someone you might remember from high school? Someone from summer camp? Just send over any information. It is not a bother. We will do the legwork…and you could help solve a mystery.

• She was found on November 1, 1980.

• Her naked body was found face down near the Sam Houston National Forest, a half-mile south of the FM 1696 exit near Huntsville.

• She had been severely beaten: injuries included a bite mark on her shoulder.

• She was killed by manual strangulation.

• She was sexually assaulted with a blunt object.

• She was between 5'0" - 6” tall and 105-120 pounds.

• Her toenails were painted pink.

• She had hazel eyes.

• A manager of a gas station says she remembers a girl matching Jane Doe's description enter the station at around 6:30 p.m. Halloween night and ask for directions to the Ellis Prison Unit.

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• She was white, 5'3”, 103 pounds, with hazel eyes.

• She was found on Feb. 14, 1988, at 11:54 a.m., opposite 22 Carlton Ave. in Mount Vernon, N.Y. Police determined she had been killed six to 12 hours earlier.

• Her body was posed and carefully placed on a set of garage door springs on the sidewalk of an industrial part of town in front of the gate of a junkyard. She appears to be a victim of a serial murderer.

• She had ligature marks on her wrists, ankles and neck.

• She had cocaine in her system and broccoli in her stomach.

• Some think she may have been from overseas, based on the fact that she had unshaved underarms, but shaved pubic hair (which leads some to believe she may have been a prostitute).

• She was found naked, so there were no clothing clues to lead to her identity.

• She may have been of South American ancestry.

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• He was found early morning June 3, 1978.

• He was 5'7” - 5'11”, 130-145 pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes.

• His body was found face-down in the middle of Division Street, one half-block east of Corona in the Belmont Shore section of Long Beach.

• He had a “Paid” stamp on his hand, indicative of attending some place where there was a cover charge -- a bar or party.

• His clothes and body showed no signs of living on the street.

• He was in his late teens/early 20s.

• He could be the victim of Randy Kraft, who had killed anywhere between 16-67 people and frequented a bar called Ripples, located a few blocks from Belmont Shore.

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• She was found in April 1981 Miami County, Ohio, in a rural area near the city of Troy.

• Some believe she may have been a teenage runaway or a possible victim of a serial killer who had murdered multiple prostitutes in the region.

• She was found 5 miles from the nearest interstate highway, leading some to speculate that she was not a hitchhiker.

• She was barefoot, leading some to suspect that this was a domestic violence case.

• She was wearing a strangely patterned sweater.

• She had a very pointy nose.

• She had a horizontal scar, about 1.5 inches long, under her lower lip.

UPDATE April 11, 2018 10:39 a.m. PT: "Buckskin Girl" has been identified as Marcia L. King of Arkansas, the Miami County Sheriff announced, reports the Dayton Daily News.

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• He was very tall and thin, 6'3”, 156 pounds.

• He was found shot at the rear of 3870 South Normandie Ave.

• He was wearing an avocado-green sweater, two-tone-green turtleneck, olive-green socks

• He was over 18 years old.

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