It's been over four decades since a woman's decomposing remains were found in New Lenox.
Thanks to modern DNA technology, she's been identified as Brenda Sue Black — a missing woman from Ohio.Sketch of Will County 'Jane Doe,' later identified as Brenda Sue Black.
"Othram is the only lab purpose built to identify victims and perpetrators from evidence left at a crime scene," said Dr. Kristen Mittelman, Chief Business Development Officer at Othram, Inc.In April 1981, Brenda Sue Black's skeletal remains were found off I-80 near Route 30. She was around 26-years-old at the time of her death.
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