New York City police spent two decades unraveling the mystery of a teen girl whose remains were found in 2003, along with a monogrammed ring and encased in concrete in a basement. They just learned her name: Patricia Kathleen McGlone.

Patricia McGlone has been identified as a 16-year-old girl who was murdered in 1969 and encased in concreate in the basement of a Manhattan building.

DNA from a 9/11 victim helped New York police identity a woman killed in 1969 that had become a cold case. The remains of the woman, known as "Midtown Jane Doe," were found buried in a basement in 2003.

A teenage girl's remains were identified more than 50 years after her murder using DNA from the mother of a woman killed on 9/11.

Patricia Kathleen McGlone disappeared around 1969, and was found bound and strangled under a Manhattan building in 2003, police say

The remains of a woman known as "Midtown Jane Doe" have been identified 20 years after their usual discovery, RadarOnline.com has learned. New York Police Department cold case investigators used forensic and genealogical testing — including the DNA of a 9/11 victim — to identify the remains of a woman found cemented inside a Manhattan building in