RSG Exchange 2007 Restore error

I have Exchange 2007 and was able to restore my database to a RSG to restore a users mailbox. This user left a few months ago and no longer has an AD account or mailbox. It has been more then 30 days so her mailbox is deleted. When I run the powershell command
to restore.
Restore-Mailbox -Identity <Username> -RSGDatabase <databasename>
I get the error that the specified mailbox "guid" does not exist on database <RSGDatabase>
I've checked the RSG database and the user is in it. How do I restore this user
I've created a new AD and Mailbox for the user

I would suggest using one of your backups and creating a recovery database and pulling the users mailbox from that recovery database. 
http://www.msexchange.org/articles-tutorials/exchange-server-2007/high-availability-recovery/Working-Recovery-Storage-Groups-Exchange-2007.html

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    [Symptom]
    ======================
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    ==============================
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