The Orange County Sheriff's Department recently identified Maritza Glean Grimmett, a Panamanian native who went missing in the late 1970s and was found deceased in Southern California 41 years ago.

Grimmett's remains were initially discovered by children in 1983 and were recently identified using DNA analysis.

Authorities reached out to distant relatives, who helped confirm her identity.

Grimmett had married a U.S. Marine and had a daughter before disappearing.

This case is one of 39 in California where Othram Laboratories' technology has helped identify victims.

The investigation into Grimmett's case is ongoing, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact authorities.

Valencia Reynolds, a 21-year-old nursing student and mother, was tragically murdered in her home in St. Louis, Missouri on May 16, 1992.

She was found stabbed over 25 times, resulting in the death of her unborn child.

Known for her loving and selfless nature, Valencia's mother remembers her as a devoted friend and daughter.

Despite strong suspicions about the killer's identity, the case remains unsolved.

Valencia's mother ran a non-profit organization in her honor to support bereaved parents.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the authorities to bring justice for Valencia and her unborn baby.

November 15th, 2004, began like any other day in Delmar, New York. The chill of autumn was settling in, but the weather was still relatively mild. What started as an ordinary day quickly transformed into something extraordinary, leaving a family forever changed.