Two women found dead in separate Puerto Vallarta cases remain unidentified, according to the latest available local reporting. Forensic officials have released clothing descriptions, age ranges, and tattoo details that may help families or search networks identify them. One case began in the Volcanes area on May 10. The other was reported days later near the road toward Mismaloya. Investigators have not confirmed names, motives, or the final cause of death in the latest public accounts.
Two cases remain without names
Two women found dead in separate Puerto Vallarta cases remain unidentified after Jalisco forensic officials released identifying details.
One woman was found on May 10 in the Volcanes area, in the El Pitillal delegation. The second was found days later near the road toward Mismaloya, south of central Puerto Vallarta.
The cases remain separate investigations. Available public information does not confirm either woman’s name, motive, or full circumstances.
The lack of identification is now a central issue in both cases. It limits what investigators can confirm about each woman’s background and may affect efforts to contact relatives.
Identifying details in the Volcanes case
The first woman was described as approximately 36 to 40 years old. She was found near Avenida Víctor Iturbe and Calle Chimborazo, in the Volcanes area.
She was reported wearing a white top with black stripes, black shorts with a letter “W,” and black underwear. The clothing details were released as possible identifiers.
Forensic details also noted several tattoos. Reported identifiers included a Jessica Rabbit figure on the right thigh and a ghost figure on the left gluteal area.
Other tattoos included San Judas Tadeo, two darts, a four-leaf clover, and the phrase “Siempre Agradecida” on the right forearm. Additional tattoos included Lady Justice, the name Rafa, tribal figures, an eye, a phoenix, and other figures or text.
An initial review noted two wounds on her arms. The available public information does not confirm how those injuries occurred.
Identifying details in the Mismaloya case
The second case was reported on the morning of May 15, shortly before 7 a.m. The woman was found on the road toward Mismaloya, past Hyatt Ziva and near Casa Salinas 2.
She was described as approximately 31 to 35 years old. Earlier information had placed her age higher, but the later forensic description gave a lower range.
She was reported to be wearing a black Divided blouse, black Lucky Star shorts, and black socks. The shorts were listed as size 11.
Her identifying marks included scars in the genital area and on both knees. Reported tattoos included a woman’s face with serpents on the right arm, a mandala on the left wrist, and an electrocardiogram design with the initials JR on the right wrist.
Another tattoo was described as a sun on the outside of the right wrist.
In this second case, forensic officials reported no visible signs of violence in the preliminary review. Further studies were still needed to determine the cause of death.
What remains confirmed and unconfirmed
No official identification has been reported for either woman. No confirmed suspects or motive have been made public in the latest available accounts.
The two cases should be treated as open investigations. The released descriptions are meant to help with identification, not to settle what happened.
For families with missing relatives, search networks, and residents following local public-safety conditions, accuracy is the key. Clothing, tattoos, scars, and locations are confirmed identifiers. Anything beyond that remains unconfirmed unless authorities release additional findings.
