NCA CASE 06-023700 / DYFED-POWYS POLICE
A woman's body was found washed up on Musselwick Beach in Milford Haven on November 21st 1987. She was white, stood between 5'4" (165cm) and 5'6" (168cm) tall, and was estimated to be between 20 and 45 years old.
The woman's body was believed to have been in the water for several weeks or months.
The woman was found dressed in short white socks with a blue, green and red flower pattern, jeans (Steer, size 12), and a green round necked sweater with yellow horizontal stripes and elasticated waist, cuffs, and neck.
She was also wearing two rings - one gold with a large ruby stone on her left middler finger, and the other tarnished silver with a small ruby stone on her right little finger. Her toenails were painted red.
The South Wales Evening Post reported on the discovery on November 25th 1987:
Woman's body mystery
Police are puzzled over the identity of a woman's body washed ashore on a West Wales beach at the weekend. A description of the woman, aged between 25 and 40, who washed up on the beach at Musselwick, near Marloes, Milford Haven, has been circulated to police forces on both sides of the Irish Sea.
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