The same DNA analysis that showed the girl was Rasmussen’s daughter showed that she was not related to Honeychurch or her girls, who were all last seen alive in November 1978 in La Puenta, California. The other victims found in the drums were identified in 2019 as Marlyse Elizabeth Honeychurch and her daughters, Marie Elizabeth Vaughn and Sarah Lynn McWaters, according to WFXT in Boston. “DNA testing has also revealed she is primarily Caucasian with a small amount of Asian, Black and American Indian ancestry.” “An analysis of her bones suggests that she may have had anemia in life but this cannot be confirmed. She had a slight overbite that may have been noticeable,” the news release said. “She had slightly wavy brown hair and stood approximately 3 feet, 3 inches to 3 feet, 9 inches tall.

She was most likely slain between 19, police officials said Thursday. (New Hampshire State Police)Īuthorities believe Rasmussen’s daughter was between 2 and 4 years old when she was killed, putting her date of birth somewhere between 19. The girl was one of four victims found stuffed into 55-gallon drums in New Hampshire woods in 19. Sgt.Terry Rasmussen An artist’s rendering shows what the unidentified daughter of suspected serial killer Terry Rasmussen might have looked like before her killing.WAFB 9, April 14, 'Body found in Miss.Lead Stories, April 16, ' Fact Check: There is NO Active Serial Killer Investigation In Baton Rouge, LA'.

Similar claims about a serial killer in Arkansas have been previously debunked. A woman died in March near Baton Rouge and detectives sayshe was shot by her boyfriend. Officials confirmed there is no evidence to support allegations of a serial killer in the area. A body was discovered in the Mississippi River, however, police say no criminal activity or foul play was involved. The claim that there is an active serial killer preying on women in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is FALSE, based on our research.

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