in February 2021, and his identity was announced on March 31, 2021, as Dennis Regan McConn of Kenosha, Wisconsin. He had been reported missing in 1977. Jenifer Denton, aka "Charlene" On August 5, 1988, the skeletal remains of a young or middle-aged African-American female were found in a sparsely populated area along Beaver Creek in the Willow Slough Fish and Wildlife Area in Morocco, Indiana. She was found with another individual by the name of Tony. She was estimated to be between 18 and 45 years old and was tall. She had black hair. Her weight and eye color could not be ascertained. She was described as having good dental hygiene. She was found wearing a pair of Jordache jeans with a safety pin with the number 450 stamped on it. The project was asked to assist with identification in May 2020. On March 6, 2021, it was announced that "Charlene" had been identified as Jenifer Noreen Denton of Joliet, Illinois. She had gone missing in 1987. Shirley Soosay, aka "Kern County Jane Doe (1980)" On July 14, 1980, the body of a woman originally thought to be of Hispanic ethnicity was found in an almond orchard in Delano, California. She had been sexually assaulted, stabbed to death, and deceased for approximately one day. She was estimated to be tall and weighed . She had shoulder-length brown hair and brown eyes, as well as two professionally done tattoos, one of a heart with the name "Shirley" inside, and the words "Love you" and "Seattle" on one arm, and the other of a rose with the words "Mother" and "I love you" above and beneath the rose, respectively, on the other arm. She was found wearing a pink blouse, a pair of blue denim pants, blue socks, white slip-on shoes, a white panty girdle, and multicolor panties. She may have used the names "Becky" or "Rebecca Ochoa" and may have been employed at an apple orchard. In 2015, it was announced that DNA found on the woman's body, as well as DNA from a woman found in Ventura County, California, were linked to murderer Wilson Chouest. He was convicted in 2018 of their murders and sentenced to life in prison. Chouest claimed that he did not know the victims. The DDP was tasked with assisting in the woman's identification in July 2018, but genealogy research did not begin until May 2019.