Police have released a series of pictures showing tattoos and personal items from the body of a woman found at a Woodward High School baseball field.Investigators are hoping someone will recognize some of the pictures and help them identify the woman.The body was found around 9 p.m. Wednesday in the 1600 block of Sternblock Lane, behind the backstop of the baseball field.Cincinnati police say her death has been deemed "suspicious." Officials with the Hamilton County Coroner's Office list her manner of death as an apparent homicide.Some residents who live in a nearby apartment complex said that they heard gunshots just before the body was discovered.A police source told WLWT that the woman had been shot in the head.Officials described her as white and in her early 20s, wearing black stretch pants and a red jacket with white stripping. She was also wearing jewelry -- large hoop earrings, a nose ring and a charm what says "Erimish."The body has two tattoos, investigators said. One on her right wrist reads "Queen" with a crown over the back half of the word. Another tattoo on her left features an elaborate design with two crescent moons.Anyone with information on the identity of the woman is asked to contact Cincinnati's Homicide Unit at 513-352-3542.

Police have released a series of pictures showing tattoos and personal items from the body of a woman found at a Woodward High School baseball field.

Investigators are hoping someone will recognize some of the pictures and help them identify the woman.


The body was found around 9 p.m. Wednesday in the 1600 block of Sternblock Lane, behind the backstop of the baseball field.

Cincinnati police say her death has been deemed "suspicious." Officials with the Hamilton County Coroner's Office list her manner of death as an apparent homicide.

Some residents who live in a nearby apartment complex said that they heard gunshots just before the body was discovered.

A police source told WLWT that the woman had been shot in the head.

Officials described her as white and in her early 20s, wearing black stretch pants and a red jacket with white stripping. She was also wearing jewelry -- large hoop earrings, a nose ring and a charm what says "Erimish."



The body has two tattoos, investigators said. One on her right wrist reads "Queen" with a crown over the back half of the word. Another tattoo on her left features an elaborate design with two crescent moons.

Anyone with information on the identity of the woman is asked to contact Cincinnati's Homicide Unit at 513-352-3542.