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Obviously the professionals in the field don't make this oversight, but it's a question I had while combing through MPs in NamUs. Take Eklutna Annie for example; the exclusion of MPs are all from the United States, but it isn't far fetched to think she could have been a transient/transplant from Canada, such as Julie Derouin or Pamela Harvey (all hypothetical of course).
on June 13, 2005, a horseback rider discovered the cranium of a Native American female between the ages of 30 and 99 in a remote desert area in North Komelik Village, Arizona. she was estimated to have died in the years 2000-2003, and her cause of death is unknown. her DNA and dental x-rays and photographs are available for comparison. she has no missing person exclusions listed on NAMUS.
