Authorities are asking for the public's help to learn what led to the disappearance and death of a Nigerian woman whose skeletal remains were found in a wooded area in Dedham last week.

Norfolk District Attorney Michael W. Morrissey identified the deceased woman as Susan Anyanwu-Corbin, whose remains were discovered April 4. A resident discovered the bones last Tuesday while walking in a wooded area adjacent to a parking lot at 376 High Street, near a senior housing complex.

Dedham Police Chief Michael J. d'Entremont and Norfolk District Attorney Michael W. Morrissey on Friday released photos showing a copy of the Marist College sweatshirt the woman was wearing and the actual ring and bracelet with a "peace" charm found with the remains.

She was also wearing a pair of Atmosphere brand sweatpants.

Morrissey said Anyanwu-Corbin was 22 when reported missing in February 2016. She had been in the country for four or five years and had lived in several Boston neighborhoods including Dorchester and Roslindale.

She worked in retail, Morrissey said today during a news conference.

"Now that we have a name attached to the body, we are looking for information about her disappearance. People who may have socialized with her, may have resided with her, worked with her, corresponded on Facebook, or even been socially friendly with her."

He added: "The information developed at this point does not establish there was or was not foul play associated with her disappearance and death. And there are a number of important questions still to be answered here."

Morrissey said authorities are working with Boston police. Someone from the public came forward and told investigators they recognized a bracelet authorities publicized through the media. The medical examiner was then able to confirm her identity through dental records, Morrissey said.