Woman found dead by farmer in Illinois cornfield 33 years ago identified with posthumous DNA sample

A woman found dead in an Illinois cornfield in 1991 has been identified as Paula Ann Lundgren, thanks to a posthumous DNA sample. Authorities have been investigating this cold case for over three decades, working tirelessly to identify her. Lundgren, who was primarily from the Chicago area, was found with significant dental work, breast implants, and tattoos. The cause of her death was determined to be cocaine intoxication. Now that her identity is known, authorities hope to piece together more details about her life and the circumstances of her death.