still hasn't been identified.

Her remains were found by a hunter on Bamfield Road, near the Alcona Dam. The dam is just outside the town of Glennie, Michigan. Police estimate that she died one to four years before her remains were found.

She's described as a white woman estimated to have been between 30 to 50 years old. She was 5' or 5'4'' tall. Her hair was brown and may have had a red tint. There is a distinct gap between the two upper front teeth and evidence of missing and/or pulled teeth.

She had a fracture to her left arm just above the elbow that would have happened years before she died. The broken bone in her arm may have been the result of a car crash. She also had evidence of injuries to the spinal column in the upper and lower thoracic region.

All 11 cases listed on MSP website

Here are links to all 11 cold cases listed on the Michigan State Police cold case website:

These people, these cases, they haven't been forgotten. Part of the help MSP is getting comes from college students and interns who donate their time by digitizing case files.

 They're able to help organize those cases which many of which are still in bankers boxes and filing cabinets here and there. So, that's a heavy lift,  Rothman said.

If you have information about a cold case or you want your loved ones case listed, you can reach out to Michigan State Police through a form on the cold case website or by emailing them at MSP-ColdCase@michigan.gov.

Visit Michigan.gov/ColdCases to learn more or to submit a case to Michigan State Police.