In 1968, the unidentified body of a young woman (dubbed Tent Girl) was discovered and remained a mystery for over 30 years until an anonymous call revealed her true identity. With no database or technology available, investigators relied on hand-drawn sketches to aid in the search for her identity.
The discovery of a decomposing body of a white female in a tarp in a small town becomes a big challenge for the local authorities, who had no prior experience of handling death investigations. The mystery surrounding the death further deepens, as there are no identifying factors, except for the height and weight of the body, and the nude state it was found in.
An unidentified woman found in 1968 was wrapped in a cloth from a tent often used at carnivals or fairs with missing person's information on each panel. Internet sleuths have been using autopsy photos to create sketches in hopes of identifying her.
An anonymous call to the police reveals that tent girl, who was thought to be dead, is actually alive and closely matches the description of a missing girl reported by her mother before tent girl was found.