In 1973, human skeletal remains were discovered in a Florida landfill. Anthropologist William R. Maples examined the remains and determined them to be those of a caucasian female whose identity remained unknown. Forensic sculptor, Betty Pat Gatliff taught a technique used throughout the U.S. that forms a clay facial reconstruction directly on the skull. In October 1999, this technique was performed on the homicide victim’s skull. The reconstruction process is explained in detail. Figures, references