Memorial Mass Held in Honor of Girl Found Dead on Beach

A memorial Mass was held Wednesday in remembrance of “Baby Doe,” the unidentified girl whose remains were found on a Deer Island beach in June.

Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, Attorney General Maura Healey and House Speaker Robert DeLeo, were among those who attended the Mass at the Holy Spirit Chapel across from the State House in Boston.

Investigators have released a computer-generated image of what they believe the child looked like, but still have not not been able to identify the girl. A woman walking her dog along the beach discovered the girl’s remains in a trash bag on June 25.

84 billboards have been set up across the state, displaying the image of the girl, who investigators say was four years old at the time of her death.

The child is believed to have been about 30 pounds and three-and-a-half feet tall, with brown hair and brown eyes.

The investigation is active and ongoing at this time. Police continue to urge the public to share any information they may have regarding the child’s identity.

Officials have set up anonymous tip lines to report information. Folks can text GIRL to 67283 or call the tip line at 617-396-5655.