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This undated composite sketch provided by Anthony Redgrave, courtesy of Lee Bingham Redgrave, shows Joseph Henry Loveless. A man whose headless torso was found in a remote Idaho cave 40 years ago has finally been identified as Loveless, an outlaw who killed his wife with an ax and was last seen after escaping from jail in 1916. Clark County Sheriff Bart May said Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, that the cold case, which his department has been working on periodically since 1979, will remain open because investigators don't yet know who killed Loveless. Still, they were able to notify one of Loveless' surviving relatives, an 87-year-old grandson, of his fate. (Anthony Redgrave/Courtesy of Lee Bingham Redgrave via AP)

This undated composite sketch provided by Anthony Redgrave, courtesy of Lee Bingham Redgrave, shows Joseph Henry Loveless. A man whose headless torso was found in a remote Idaho cave 40 years ago has finally been identified as Loveless, an outlaw who killed his wife with an ax and was last seen after escaping from jail in 1916. Clark County Sheriff Bart May said Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, that the cold case, which his department has been working on periodically since 1979, will remain open because investigators don't yet know who killed Loveless. Still, they were able to notify one of Loveless' surviving relatives, an 87-year-old grandson, of his fate. (Anthony Redgrave/Courtesy of Lee Bingham Redgrave via AP)

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