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Ken Lang on Skull reconstruction

August 7, 2011 By Alice

As announced earlier, we will have a treat for you on September 16 because Ken Lang will join us for our cold case live chat on Twitter.

To give you an example of Ken’s work and of course, to help seek more media attention for this unsolved cold case, he sent me these photographs. They are from an unidentified female found in 2007 in a wooded area to the rear of a number of motels along the E. Pulaski Hwy corridor, Whitemarsh, MD. The motels are no longer there. More details about her case will follow soon. Her death remains suspicious until authorities can identify her. The picture series start with the bare skull and show the progression Ken made to a finished sculpture.

Should you recognize this lady, please contact the Baltimore County Police Department at 1-410-307-2020 Baltimore County Police Department.

I am very excited that Ken will join us and look forward to learning more about his work.

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Ken Lang - skull reconstruction
Ken Lang – skull reconstruction
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Ken Lang - skull reconstruction
Ken Lang – skull reconstruction
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Ken Lang - skull reconstruction
Ken Lang – skull reconstruction
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Ken Lang - skull reconstruction
Ken Lang – skull reconstruction
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Ken Lang - skull reconstruction
Ken Lang – skull reconstruction
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Ken Lang - skull reconstruction
Ken Lang – skull reconstruction

Ken is a 24-year Maryland law enforcement veteran and now an accomplished author. He served the last 15 years as a detective in the Criminal Investigation Division (CID) Section where Sex Crimes, Robbery, and Homicide investigations have become his forte.

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Since 2009, I write about unsolved cases that need renewed media attention. I only do research and leave active investigations to the authorities.

My posts cover homicides, missing and unidentified people, wrongful convictions, and forensics as related to unsolved cases.

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Alice de Sturler
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