In December 1980, a billboard crew discovered the body of an unidentified young African American woman beneath a freeway in Houston, adorned with distinct gold and orange bracelets and necklaces.

In December 1980, a billboard crew discovered the body of an unidentified young African American woman beneath a freeway in Houston, adorned with distinct gold and orange bracelets and necklaces.

In 1978, an unidentified man between 25 and 35 years old, with distinct features such as long black hair and a scar on his forearm, was left dead at Ben Taub Hospital in Houston, Texas.

In October 2012, the body of a teenage girl, nicknamed "Smurfette" Jane Doe, was found in trash bags along Walters Road in Houston, Texas.

Nearly 15 years later, the mystery of a man found dead on Rusk Street in Houston remains unsolved. Investigators are still searching for his identity and answers about his death.

Harris County Jane Doe, an unidentified woman discovered on June 17, 2017, beneath the bleachers at Bayland Park in Houston, remains a mystery.

The remains of an unidentified Black woman, aged between 25 and 35, were found in a 55-gallon oil drum at a vacant, fire-damaged Goodyear store in Houston on June 30, 2005.