MARGARET MARY HART

Description

Sex

Female

Race

white

Hair

brown

Eyes

brown

Height

5'6"

Weight

130 lbs

Age

72

Date(s) of birth used

April 26, 1954

Nationality

American

Field offices

El Paso · TX

Details

The Federal Bureau of Investigation's El Paso Field Office is seeking information regarding the death of Margaret Mary Hart. On September 9, 1979, a group of teenagers hiking in the area near Transmountain Road found badly decomposed human remains on military property in the Franklin Mountains. The body was later identified as Margaret Mary Hart. Hart's body was found nude, with her clothing nearby. Her t-shirt read “Keep the Magic.” Hart was found with two pieces of jewelry. Her necklace was made of catgut or fishing line with a small ivory heart framed by two metal doves, and her gold-colored ring was inscribed with, "Love M.W.B.”

Hart had surgery on her right knee earlier in the same year in which she was murdered, which hindered her mobility.

Remarks

Hart previously had ties to Illinois, Oregon, Washington, and Arizona. She attended the following schools in El Paso: St. Joseph’s Parochial School, Loretto Academy, and possibly Burges High School.

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