Huber says the investigation is stalled because she is still unidentified.

“She had blunt force trauma to the head, and then she was put in a container and the container was tied off and he dumped it,” he said. She had been placed in the refrigerator with a pillow, sleeping bag and what appeared to be several blankets, he said.Īlso in the refrigerator, was a unique brand of milk that was only delivered to a certain area that matched up with where Rasmussen had been at the time, Huber said.Īdditionally, Huber said the woman’s remains bore the hallmarks of Rasmussen’s other victims. Huber said the body of a woman was found in a state of advanced decomposition and police couldn’t discern the woman’s facial features. “The scavengers actually walked out in the middle, because it was just mud … cut the rope and opened it up here and that's when they saw what they thought was a human being inside,” Huber told “20/20.” The refrigerator had been dumped in a canal in San Joaquin County, California.

In 1995, scavengers found a refrigerator containing what former San Joaquin County Assistant Sheriff John Huber believes may be another one of Rasmussen’s victims. “We do regrettably fear that his daughter's mother is probably another victim somewhere,” Carol Schweitzer, of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, said.

The mother of the “middle child,” the unidentified girl in the second barrel found at Bear Brook in 2000, who was determined to be Rasmussen’s biological daughter, has also never been found nor identified.Īuthorities fear both Beaudin and the unidentified mother of the “middle child” are other possible victims of Rasmussen.

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