Robin Ann Green was an American woman who was found dead in the year 1986 in Kansas, Los Angeles, California. Recently she made the headlines when she was again identified in the year 2020 after her children’s DNA matched with a lady named Miss Molly in Salina.
Robin Green Wiki/Biography
Robin Green was brought into existence in 1957. She was married to Michael and was living with him in Los Angeles, California. She also had two children who were living with her first husband in Minnesota. She was disappeared when she was going to visit her children during Christmas in the year 1985.
As per reports, she was last seen with her husband Michael and when they left her ex-husband’s house they were never seen again by them. According to their family, Michael was involved in a drug investigation and their house was seized, since then Robin was missing and after some time she was termed as deceased. As per police records, Michael was found dead in 2007.
| Full Name | Robin Ann Green |
| Nickname | Miss Molly |
| Date of Birth | 1957 |
| Age (At Death) | 28 Years |
| Birth Place | Los Angeles, California |
| Date of Death | 23 January 1986 |
| Cause of Death | Drowning (Homicide) |
| Disappeared | 28 December 1985 |
Disappearance
After a brief time of her disappearance, Robin Green’s body was found along interstate 70 on 25 January 1986. As per evidence, she was beaten badly and was thrown from a bridge where she drowned in the water below. With her style of clothing, she was discovered as a European descent lady.
In the year 2019, it was rumored that she had a resemblance with Anna Neeft, an American lady who was disappeared in the year 1982 and was last seen in the year 1984. However, these rumors were denied by Anna’s family, and later on, DNA also disapproved of these claims.
Identification
Robin Green was identified in the year 2020 when her children’s DNA was matched with a lady’s DNA named Miss Molly in Salina, Kansas. It was done after Minnesota’s authorities requested Green’s children to submit their DNA samples so that it can be matched with the national database.
After this incident, Green’s family decided to do her last rites in Salina and also planned to make a proper headstone after her name.
