Body Found: Wharton County

From Khou 11 News Houston:

 WHARTON COUNTY, Texas — We now know how an unidentified teenage girl died before her remains were found last week in a secluded area of Wharton County.

The Fort Bend County Medical Examiner's Office told KHOU 11 News reporter Matt Dougherty that the victim had been shot multiple times in the head.

The autopsy also showed she'd been dead for several weeks -- maybe even months. 

Wharton County Sheriff's Office received a call on June 18 about the remains found near County Road 225 near Hungerford, in the northeastern part of the county. A property owner discovered them while clearing some brush. 

The remains are too badly decomposed to determine her race, but the girl had dark brown to black hair, at least shoulder-length and was believed to be about 14-17 years old.

Investigators are determined to give this victim a name so they've released three photos that might help.

One photo shows three silver rings that were found with the remains. One ring had two hearts and the others had white stones.

Another photo shows the Disney character “Stitch” because that's what was on her t-shirt, along with the word OHANA in blue.

The victim was also wearing shorts with images of coffee mugs and donuts and a lightweight tan hooded jacket with the brand name “Love Tree.” Wharton County released a photo of a similar jacket from Walmart.

Investigators do not think she is a local girl.

"Currently in Wharton County we don't have any missing persons at all," Wharton County Patrol Capt. B.J. Novak told KHOU 11 Wednesday.

Deputies are now checking for potential matches of missing persons across the region and the U.S. 

Investigators say it's possible she was a human trafficking victim brought to Wharton County and her family has no idea. 

"You would think by now, especially with those rings that were posted, somebody would recognize those," Novak said.

Anyone who may have information on this case or could identify the girl is urged to call WCSO at (979) 532-1550.

Lets get this out there and get this kid back to her family to be buried proper. Most importantly, lets find the scumbag piece of garbage that did this to her!

Jim

 One Page From One Of Clyde Hedrick's letters.

He explained in a previous page how he found Ellen and he freaked out and his her body under the sofa. 

Jim

Hedrick

Got another interesting letter from Clyde Hedrick.  

Let me run this by you. Clyde Hedrick is arrested for tampering with a corpse and given some time in TDC. Two autopsies did not reveal murder so he was not charged with murder. Tim Miller pays for one, Beesons body in exhumed and suddenly they say she was murdered? 

A few years ago, officials in Galveston County gave a fake news conference to announce Clyde Hedrick was the killer, even said there was DNA. However it was later determined that it was all a farce to get Hedrick to confess to the Killing Fields Murders.  

Hedricks tells me in his last letter he killed no one. Same thing he told me in his last one. Hedricks claims that wasn't Beeson's skull and as we all know by now, back then the Galveston County medical examiners office was mixing bones of different victims with others. You can see the sad story about Tim Millers daughter and how they screwed up her remains, even have bones from another person in her remains and even had missing bones of Laura Herself. Of course after Millers lawsuit, the medical examiner was forced to leave. Makes me wonder, was that actually Beesons skull they examined and convicted Hedrick for? Why didn't two previous autopsies reveal it back then?

Strange cover ups going on in Galveston County.

Jim