In light of recent revelations in an eight-year-old cold case involving unidentified child remains, authorities are requesting the public’s aid. Known as “Baby Madison,” the case concerns skeletal remains found on September 17, 2016, inside a black bag. The youngster, who was thought to be between two and five years old, was discovered just north of Madisonville, Texas, along Interstate 45. The FBI and Madison County Sheriff’s Office have released a new facial reconstruction image in an attempt to ultimately identify her.
The girl has micrognathia, a disorder in which the lower jaw is smaller than usual, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s first release of a facial reconstruction in 2019. However, it now seems the infant might not have had this disease, according to fresh study by forensic experts, as reported by FOX 7 Austin. Authorities anticipate that the improved photo, which more closely resembles her, will help identify her.
The FBI and local law police advised the public to examine Baby Madison’s photo thoroughly during a press conference where it was released. “During a press conference Thursday, MCSO and the FBI released the new image and asked the public to take a close look to see if they recognize her,”FOX 26 Houstonreported. Baby Madison’s remains were wrapped in white garbage bags and were found with a pink outfit that read, “Follow your Dreams,” and a size 4 diaper.
Investigators offered more details about Baby Madison’s past in addition to the facial repair. Genetic analysis points to connections to Mexico’s Nuevo Leon and El Salvador. Furthermore, according to a 2019 research, pollen discovered with the remains suggested that Baby Madison may have originated in the Southwest region of the United States, either in Southeast Arizona, or a nearby region of Mexico. According to what FOX 7 Austin was able to collect, “Authorities say the girl had a feeding tube and would have been seen by medical professionals at some point,” which furthers the mystery surrounding her last days.
The public has been urged by the FBI and Madison County Sheriff’s Office to provide any information that could help identify her or identify the person who may have abandoned her body by the side of the road. The Madison County Sheriff’s Office can be reached at (936) 348-2755, extension 322, if you have any information about Baby Madison’s identify or circumstances.
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