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Twenty-five years after a hunter found a skull near Mohawk Park, authorities have identified the remains as a woman who wasn’t reported missing until nearly two decades after her disappearance.

Greta Riles, who was 22 or 23 when she vanished, was identified from the partial remains found in December 1992 in the 5800 block of North Harvard Avenue, according to a news release from the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office.

Riles’ family did not report her missing until 2012 “due to Riles’ lifestyle,” TCSO spokeswoman Casey Roebuck states in the release.

Sheriff’s deputies located additional remains after Riles’ skull was found, but authorities were not able to determine the cause of death, Roebuck says. The remains could have been in that area for about a year after her death.

The state Medical Examiner’s Office initially determined the remains as those of a young black female. However, at that time, there was no missing persons report that matched the description.

Riles had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance in 1989. She served about one year in prison before being released on probation in September 1990, Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski said.