Long Beach Jane Doe

Investigation

No missing persons have been found who match the victim's description. Cold case investigators have announced there is no survivable evidence that can be used to test for DNA. A forensic facial reconstruction was created by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to assist with identification.

Arrest of Gary Stamp Police received a confession from a Texas man who claimed he had assisted with dumping the victim's body. He led authorities to another suspect.

On May 20, 2013, Gary Stamp, aged 61, was arrested. He confessed to killing her following meeting her at a bar, but was not certain of her name, which he suggested may have been "Ana" or "Anna". Stamp was arraigned on June 12, 2013, in Superior Court.

Stamp told police that he had met her at a bar, which coincided with the prior evidence that the victim was possibly seen at an establishment of this nature. Stamp died in January 2014 of cancer in police custody.