On February 2nd 2012,
at Kukui gardens, Honolulu, six fingers cut off at the knuckles were found in a
dumpster outside of a housing complex.
Examination and DNA testing determined that the fingers
belonged to a female child between the ages of 2 and 4. The ethnicity of the
child could not be determined by examination of the severed fingers alone, and
it is unclear if they were severed from the body of a living child or a
cadaver.
The fingers were discovered by a local woman who had been
rummaging through the dumpster in search of plastic bottles and cans; when she
found them she originally believed them to be ginger root, however on closer
examination she noticed the finger nails, and promptly turned them over to
local police.
The woman is not a suspect in the case.
Despite an anonymous tip off line for members of the public
to call with any information leading to the identity of the child, no one has
come forward.
No other body parts belonging to the same child have been
discovered since the original 2012 report.
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