Authorities think they've identified "Little Miss Nobody," whose burned remains were found 62 years ago

Prescott, Arizona — Authorities in north-central Arizona believe they now know the name of a little girl whose burned remains were found in a remote desert area 62 years ago.

Yavapai County sheriff's officials are planning to give a full update and overview of the investigation Tuesday at Yavapai Community College in Prescott.

Dubbed "Little Miss Nobody," the girl's partially buried remains were located in a wash on July 31, 1960.