to the Peoria County Coroner, the decedent died from blunt force trauma to the head. On January 27, 2020, the remains were identified as 56-year-old John H. Frisch Jr. Frisch was not reported missing but used addresses in Peoria and Hawaii throughout his life, according to Peoria County Sheriff's Office. Investigators are retracing Frisch's days prior to his body being found. Mr. Frisch's parents are deceased, and he has very limited family in the area. Tamara Tigard, aka "Lime Lady" On April 18, 1980, the mummified corpse of a woman was discovered on the banks of the North Canadian River close to Jones in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. The presence of three gunshot wounds upon her body clearly indicated her death was a homicide. One of these wounds contained clothing fibers and a dime that had been driven into the body by a .45 caliber bullet. Due to the fact quicklime that had been poured onto her remains in a likely attempt to accelerate decomposition, the woman became known as "Lime Lady". She was estimated to be between the ages of 18 and 25, tall, and weighed approximately . She had a heart tattoo on her chest as well as an appendectomy scar. It is believed that she may have been murdered by a biker gang earlier in the year or in 1979, although some contemporary reports indicate she may have been deceased for as little as 10 days. Multiple facial reconstructions of the decedent have been created, and her DNA was extracted for profiling in 2014. The DDP began DNA testing in 2019 and was able to generate a usable profile by the end of the year. It was announced on January 30, 2020, that the victim was identified as 21-year-old Tamara Lee Tigard, a member of the US Army, last known to reside in Las Vegas, Nevada. Ginger Bibb, aka "Phoenix Jane Doe (2004)" On April 21, 2004, a woman's skeletal remains were found rolled up in a carpet in Phoenix, Arizona. In February 2020, she was identified as Ginger Lynn Bibb. Gary Herbst, aka "Barron County John Doe (2017)" On December 3, 2017, a fragment of a human skull was found on the driveway of a rural residence in Dallas, Wisconsin. Investigators determined that it belonged to a white or Asian-American male between 35 and 55 years old. Investigators determined the cause of death as homicide by a