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Case Description

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On May 11, 2018, the body of Sheila M. Call, identified as a female, was discovered in her Newark, New Jersey apartment. Her remains were found in a partially decomposed state, prompting an investigation by the Newark Police Division's Major Crimes Unit. Neighbors described Sheila as a Black female, heavy set, aged between 50 to 60 years, and about 4 feet 8 inches tall. Sadly, little is known about her middle name, which remains a mystery represented by the initial "M". Her date of birth and any personal records are also unknown, adding to the challenge of identifying next of kin.

Sheila was said to have a diminished mental capacity, which might have contributed to her isolated life before her passing. Despite efforts to reach the public for information—including a press release—there has been no feedback that could shed light on her identity or potential relatives. Neighbors have speculated that she may have family residing in New York State, but no concrete leads have emerged to verify this claim.

Unfortunately, there are no photographs available of Sheila, further hampering identification efforts. Those who might have any identifiable information regarding Sheila, or who might be able to connect her to family or acquaintances, are urged to contact the Newark Police Division. Interested parties should refer to the case numbers 18-23193 or ME: 07-18-0869 when making inquiries. The Newark Police Division, located at the Major Crimes Division, 31 Green Street, Newark, New Jersey, remains hopeful that someone, somewhere, can help illuminate the details of Sheila's life and assist in closing this unresolved unclaimed person case. For more information or to offer leads, the police can be reached at 973-733-6000 or through their website at https://npd.newarkpublicsafety.org/.

Date Found: 05/11/2018

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