Jaleeza Ann Lobdell was a teenage girl who was found deceased in Washington state in 2007. She was identified early in the following year.
Case[]
Reconstruction by NCMEC
Lobdell, who had a history of drug use and sex work, was last seen on September 15, 2007 in the company of people she knew. Two days later, her body, burned beyond recognition, was found in an orchard.
An autopsy indicated that she had very large amounts of cocaine in her system when she died. Authorities believe she died of a drug overdose at a party and that her body was transported across county lines. However, one medical examiner consulted by authorities believed the victim was alive when she was set on fire, as carbon monoxide was also found in her system. Lobdell was identified in March 2008 via DNA.