State Police Request Help Identifying Human Remains Found in Cape May County
The New Jersey State Police (NJSP) is requesting the public’s help in identifying human remains found in Dennis Township, Cape May County.
This discovery has left authorities seeking answers and the community is encouraged to come forward with any information.
The remains were uncovered on December 22, 2024, in Belleplain State Forest, a sprawling natural area in Cape May County. Investigators believe the remains belong to a Caucasian or Hispanic female, standing approximately 5’1” tall.
Two tattoos found on the individual may provide critical clues to her identity. One is a koi fish tattoo located on the upper right portion of her back, near the shoulder blade, and the other is a rose tattoo on her left ribs, extending from her chest to her hip.
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In addition to the tattoos, personal belongings discovered at the scene include a distinctive yoga mat and a necklace.
Authorities have released images of these items in hopes that someone may recognize them and provide valuable information to aid in the investigation.
How You Can Help
Law enforcement officials are urging anyone who might have information regarding the tattoos, the distinctive items, or the individual’s identity to come forward.
Even the smallest detail could be the key to solving this case and bringing closure to the individual’s loved ones.
If you have any information, please get in touch with the following:
- NJSP Troop ‘A’ Woodbine Station: (609) 861-5698
- Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office: (609) 465-1135 ext. 3480
Why Public Assistance Matters
Cases like this rely heavily on community involvement. The unique tattoos and personal items could spark recognition among someone who knew the individual or has seen these items before.
By sharing this information, you may help authorities bring dignity and resolution to the deceased and their family.
Spread the Word
Please share this appeal widely to increase the chances of identification. Every share could potentially reach someone with crucial information.
The New Jersey State Police and Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office appreciate the community’s support in resolving this case.
For updates and additional details, visit the NJSP website or follow their official social media channels.