In the silent halls of morgues and anthropology labs, forensic sculptors perform a miracle: they give faces—and, with them, names, stories, and justice—to the unidentified dead. Using clay, anatomical precision, and intuition, these artists bridge the gap between skeletal remains and the living person they once were. From cold-case Jane Does to victims of mass disasters, their reconstructions have cracked some of history’s most haunting mysteries.

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