Detective Carter

I got some tape in the back of my car, too.

So the Gwinnett County Police Department confirmed that they did appear to be human remains.

And so the Gwinnett County Medical Examiner, Homicide Unit, and Crime Scene Specialist responded to the area.

We were called out because a citizen discovered skeletal remains.

This is just all wooded.

This general area right here is where the remains were located.

The first thing that I saw when I got here was a human skull on the ground.

Right now they're collecting some of the larger bones of a foot.

We've retrieved a significant portion of the skeleton.

The skull's complete.

There's no clothing, there's no wallet, there's no, you know, possessions, no effects.

Police look and there's absolutely nothing to identify the person.

Not even any indication if they're male or female, adult, child, nothing.

The first words from the forensic pathologist when she sees what we have are, do you have any missing teenage girls?

So the medical examiner, Dr. Terry, she's able to tell that they're female.

And that is when red flags start going off in our heads.

Could this be Susanna?

As we were sifting through the topsoil and recovering some of the small bones of the hands, one of the medical examiner investigators, he recovered some fingernails.

We found some fingernails.

This paint was peeling off of them, right?