Bertha "Bea" Sieg (May 2, 1978 - February 1994) was a teenager discovered in 1994 in Texas.
She was identified in 2016 after her clothing and reconstruction were recognized by her mother.
Case[]
After a disagreement with her mother, Sieg left her residence in Duncanville, Texas, in early 1994. No further details about her disappearance are available.
The girl's remains were found in a field by a man accompanied by his dog. She was thought to have died within six months to two years before and was completely skeletonized at the time of discovery. No cause of death was determined. Even though the remains were found approximately 16 miles from Duncanville, no link between the cases was reported until over twenty years later.
Identification[]
In 2016, her NCMEC reconstruction and images of a jacket found near the remains were released. Bea's mother noticed a resemblance between the pair and recognized the clothing when it was posted on the "Help ID Me" page NCMEC runs on Facebook. The match was confirmed in June 2016.
Gallery[]
Sources[]
- Bea Sieg at the Doe Network
- Doe Network (archived)
- Bea Sieg at the Charley Project
- NCMEC blog