A few years back, I became involved in trying to give an unidentified woman her name back.  She was found off of a service road in Brazoria County, Texas.  There were many murdered women who were dumped in and around this area in Brazoria County.   When a local pulled off of the road to relieve himself, he found the remains which were skeletal.   According to the medical examiner, her remains had been there for a few years.   No one knew who she was.

What intrigued me about this particular case was the Class of 1975 Robert E. Lee High  School class ring that was on her finger.   The school was located in Houston, Texas, and has since been renamed “Lee High School”.   One would think that this would be a great clue and would make the chore of identifying her very easy.   Not so.   My former admin here at someoneknowsme.com, myself and others used the Robert E. Lee High School 1975 yearbook that we purchased to harvest names of students who might have owned that class ring.  We thought perhaps someone had lost it somewhere, or maybe someone had given the ring as a gift.   We had much hope that we might find the owner of the ring and finally give this young woman her real name back.   After many hundreds of letters were sent out, and countless telephone calls to the investigators in Brazoria County, Texas she still has no name.   Out of respect for her, and the desire to give her a real name, we called her Princess Blue.     It has been almost 21 years since Princess Blue’s remains were discovered.  To this day, her identity remains a mystery.  The Houston Press even ran a story on her due to our efforts to identify her.