Unique Jewelry May Help Identify Woman
Police are asking for the public’s help identifying a badly burned body of a woman found Tuesday by an irrigation worker in California Citrus State Historical Park, near Irving Street and Dufferin Avenue in Riverside.
The woman, described as white and 17 to 25 years old, was possibly killed elsewhere one or two weeks ago, police said.
She had reddish-brown hair worn in a ponytail, and was wearing unique jewelry -- a silver and red tongue stud with the word “Sex” on it, and a small metal navel chain with three stars on it.
Police said the woman also wore a T-shirt with the phrase “say hello to my little friend” written across the front.
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