Body discovered partially eviscerated. Placenta Recovered From Scene Where Body Found Autopsy Completed On Body Found In Mystery Baby Case July 19, 2008 PITTSBURGH -- An autopsy completed Saturday on a woman whose hands and legs were bound with duct tape in a Pittsburgh apartment revealed cuts to her lower body. On Friday afternoon, police said they found an unidentified woman's body fac More.. e down and bound with duct tape in a third-floor apartment on Ella Street belonging to Andrea Curry-Demus. Police have not been able to determine the woman's age or identity, but said it appears she died within two days of her discovery. An autopsy completed Saturday morning indicates that the medical examiner found "moderate decomposition" of the body. The medical examiner found tears at the opening of the woman's uterus and lab officials will review placenta recovered from the scene. A precise cause of death remains under investigation. Action News has learned that one of the means medical examiners' officials are using to attempt to identify the woman include reviewing her fingerprints. Woman Arrested After Allegedly Pawning Off Child As Her Own "Everybody in the community had come to her baby shower, brought her gifts and stuff." - Neighbor who knows Curry-Demus On Thursday, Curry-Demus, 38, arrived at West Penn Hospital with a newborn who still had his umbilical cord attached. Police said the baby is doing well at the hospital and will remain there until they figure out who and where his mother is. Wilkinsburg police said Curry-Demus faked her pregnancy and claimed the infant boy was hers before admitting to investigators that she had not given birth and had bought the infant for $1,000. Curry-Demus had told friends for months that she was expecting a child. "She had a baby shower," a neighbor told Channel 4 Action News. "Everybody in the community had come to her baby shower, brought her gifts and stuff." "I went to the baby s...