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Skeletal remains identified as Eklutna Annie were found in July 1980 in a wooded area near Eklutna, Anchorage, Alaska, buried in a shallow grave along a line of power poles. Forensic examiners estimated she was 16 to 25 years old and of European descent with possible Native American ancestry. Her remains showed she had been dead for several months and had died from a single stab wound to the back.

Robert Hansen later admitted that Eklutna Annie was one of his victims and said she was his first murder. He described her clothing as blue jeans, a sweater, and a brown leather jacket and believed she may have been from Kodiak, Alaska, though he could not recall if she had been a dancer or a sex worker. Investigators have used facial reconstructions and genetic genealogy and have ruled out numerous potential matches, but her identity remains unknown and the case is still open.

Did anyone who knew a young woman from Kodiak or the Anchorage area in 1980 ever notice someone missing who fits this description?