[Crime Scene] Vote for the best story -- Who killed the Sleeping Beauty?

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Greetings , We've combed through all of the entries and selected the finalists. Now it's your turn to read through them, and pick the one you think gives the best explanation of what happened to the Sleeping Beauty. Jane Doe #005 On Saturday night, June 18, 2011, a YCSD officer on routine patrol found the body of an unidentified young woman in a self-storage unit. The Oxford Eagle reported, in part, Sources inside the department say the victim's youth and serene appearance led some at the scene to refer to her as "Sleeping Beauty," but as one person reportedly said, "unfortunately, there's no happily-ever-after for this princess." You have until 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Tuesday, July 5, 2011, to cast your vote. Winners will be announced on July 7, 2011 and prizes will be awarded. Visit the Sleeping Beauty Contest Finalists page to see the top entries and vote for favorite. Crime Scene is getting a makeover Our tech squad is still hard at work, configuring and improving all the features of our new look. Please bear with us while they get everything squared away. Yours, Det. Murphy Sleeping Beauty Case documents: Incident Report Crime Scene photos Evidence photos Unidentified Woman Found Dead Collaborate on the Case Visit the Crime Scene Community and share your thoughts about the case. New to Crime Scene? There are several ways you can take part. • Anonymous Tipsters are always welcome at Crime Scene, and you don't need to pay anything or even sign up to enjoy a case. • Officers can use their registered Crime Scene IDs to post comments on case documents, see the Q&A with case detectives, and participate in the Crime Scene Community. • Detectives can use their paid Crime Scene IDs to do everything the Officers can, plus they can ask the case detectives questions about the investigation and get access to solutions of solved cases. Officers and Detectives also get advance looks at case information shortly before it's released to the public.     Share this on Facebook Crime Scene 3440 N 16th St #4 Phoenix AZ 85016 Phone 623-565-8573

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