The remains of “Windy Point Jane Doe” was discovered by a hiker in western Colorado on July 7, 1994.
A body discovered by a Colorado hiker in 1994 has been identified as a Pierce County woman who was reported missing in 1993, according to the Montrose County Sheriff’s Office.
As detectives with the Montrose County Sheriff’s Office worked to determine to identify the remains, the trail went cold.
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