Jarrae Nykkole Estepp, a 21-year-old woman from Oklahoma, was found dead on March 13, 2014, at a recycling facility in Anaheim, California. Her body was wrapped in a tarp and placed on a conveyor belt; investigators recorded severe blunt-force trauma, including a crushed skull and broken legs. Authorities identified her by tattoos, including one on her neck with the name Jodi. She had been involved in prostitution and was last seen near a nearby soup kitchen before she disappeared.

Investigators linked Estepp’s death to two registered sex offenders, Steven Dean Gordon and Franc Cano. DNA evidence and GPS data connected both men to Estepp’s murder and to the disappearances of three other women — Kianna Jackson, Josephine Vargas, and Martha Anaya — who vanished in late 2013 and whose remains were never recovered. Gordon and Cano were arrested and charged in the cases; court proceedings resulted in pleas and sentences for the defendants.

Does anyone have information about Estepp’s last known movements near the soup kitchen or about sightings of her in Anaheim in early March 2014?