In 2011, a headless woman was found in a "posed" position in a California vineyard. She's finally been identified.

A woman found decapitated in a California vineyard in 2011 in a gruesome crime scene that "haunted investigators" for over a decade has finally been identified with DNA testing, authorities have confirmed.

Ada Beth Kaplan, 64, of Canyon Country, California, has been identified as the woman who was discovered at a grape vineyard in Arvin on March 29, 2011, the Kern County Sheriff's Office said on Thursday. Kaplan's head and thumbs had been removed and her body had been drained of blood when she was found, according to the DNA Doe Project, which helped make the identification.

Former sheriff's spokesman Ray Pruitt, who worked on the case in 2011,  told KGET-TV that it was a "creepy" crime scene.