"She has all of her teeth and has black curly hair sectioned into ponytails," Idsinga said.
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Idsinga cautioned the color sketch may not match the true skin tone of the girl, who investigators say is of African or mixed African descent. "We have released composite sketches of the little girl in the hope that someone recognizes her," Idsinga said. On Tuesday, the force released two sketches of the girl, completed by an artist with Ontario Provincial Police who works with the coroner's office. "We believe it is unlikely the child located on Dale Avenue has ever been reported missing," Idsinga said at a news conference. Idsinga said there is no evidence to link any of those cases to the child found in the dumpster. The force also contacted lead detectives in every single missing children's case in Canada – all 58 of them.
Police have gone through numerous tips that came in after they announced the discovery and released images of two items of clothing found with the girl's remains, said Insp. The remains of a Black girl, between four and seven years old, were found in a construction bin outside a Dale Avenue home in Toronto's wealthy Rosedale neighborhood on May 2. TORONTO - A little girl whose body was found in a Toronto dumpster last month was likely never reported missing, the head of the city's homicide squad said Tuesday.
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