Remains found in earlier this year have been positively identified as a 20-year-old Texas woman who went missing in 2006, police said his week.
Taalibah Fatin Bint Islam was reported missing on Jan. 6, 2006, and her remains were found March 2 of this year in a residential area of Fort Worth, the Fort Worth Police Department said in a release.
Islam’s remains were identified through DNA on June 28 by the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office.
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Islam had been dating Christopher Revill at the time of her disappearance, her family said. He was one of the people to report her missing, FOX 4 Dallas reported.
They shared a child together.
Revill is serving a life sentence after being convicted in 2016 for the aggravated kidnapping of ex Typhenie Johnson, who remains missing.
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Police have said no evidence has been found linking Revill with Islam’s disappearance.
Her cause and manner of death haven't been reported.
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The investigation is ongoing.
