FIELD REPORT
La Jolla, California
FBI Field Report - Crime Scene Observation

Received tip regarding multiple young men observed partying heavily along the beach the previous evening in the company of a young woman described as having long red hair, athletic build, and erratic behavior. No recovered tissue or hair samples correspond to any female subject.

The remains were retrieved from commercial fishing nets just south of the point. Multiple human body parts were found compressed together, torn, and compacted in a manner inconsistent with blade injury or marine scavenging. Sections of wetsuit material were threaded through the mass. No blood trail was present in surrounding water. The nets showed no structural damage.

Several vagrant surfers were present at the scene, having followed the storm and established temporary camps along the shore. They appear to exist without stable residence or occupation. While of no obvious social utility, they are citizens and not legally subject to disposal by unknown forces.

Local fishermen state the remains “washed in already like that.”

The ocean was calm at time of recovery. The tide was rising. Heavy storm off the coast but not expected to make landfall. If it does, no chance of ever recovering evidence.