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2009-2014 postmortem reconstructions

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Note: Koppelman does not visibly keep organized records of his portfolio, especially before 2015. Some of these charts may be out of order.

Name/Doe name Reconstruction Photo of victim Date of death/discovery Date identified Summary own article
"West Memphis John Doe (1983)" N/A May 2, 1983 Unidentified A man was walking in the eastbound lane of Interstate 40 in West Memphis, Arkansas, when an oncoming semi-trailer struck him. The truck driver tried to avoid the man, but did not succeed.[1]
"West Hollywood John Doe" N/A Discovered January 5, 1991 Unidentified The remains of a 50 to 60-year-old man were found at 4:30 in the afternoon inside an abandoned car behind a business in West Los Angeles. The car was used by the business for spare parts and was always left unlocked. The man's cause of death was unknown, as was his post-mortem interval.[2]
George Pollard Hospitalized May 5, 2005

Died June 21, 2005

January 2015 A middle aged man was found unresponsive on the street near a homeless shelter in Los Angeles, after suffering a serious head injury. It is not known how the man was wounded or if it was intentional. The man was hospitalized, but died from his injuries 2 months later. Papers found on the man when he was first discovered indicated that he may have been George Pollard, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, but this could not be confirmed. In January 2015, family members of Pollard viewing a Pennsylvania missing persons' website were able to confirm the identification.[3]
Name withheld for privacy

"Woodland Hills John Doe"

N/A Discovered September 22, 1993 A 35 to 40 year old white male was discovered dead on a street in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles. He is identified, but his name is not released as his family has to be located.[4]
Kenneth Ecker September 2011 A distinctly large man, 6'8" (approximately 2 meters) tall and 550 pounds, either fell or jumped from an apartment building in Brooklyn. The John Doe was identified as Kenneth "Ken" Ecker by a friend of Ecker's who was searching for references of Ecker's signature Spider-Man beanie and came across a reconstruction posted by Koppelman to Websleuths.[5] [5]
Reet Jurvetson

"Sherry Doe"

Discovered November 16, 1969 2016 [6] (note to self: find more sources) Murder of Reet Jurvetson
Angie Faye Toler December 22, 1992 Summer, 2012 The body of a young black woman was discovered by a passerby along train tracks in Richmond, Virginia. The woman had likely been dead for less than 24 hours before her discovery, and her cause of death was ruled as an accidental death caused by hypothermia.[7] In 2012, a post-mortem photograph of the woman was used in a presentation at NamUs's training academy, when a member of the audience recognized her as Angie Toler, 21, of Smithfield, North Carolina. DNA samples collected from relatives confirmed the identification. Toler had moved to Richmond in 1992 with her then-boyfriend, and it is believed she wished to move back home when the relationship dissolved.[8] Death of Angie Toler[8]
"Colton Jane Doe (1987)" N/A 1987 Unidentified The body of an old woman who was shot to death was discovered in Colton. She has yet to be identified.
Angie Cowan

"Allison Doe" "Newton Georgia"

1985 January 31, 2023 The body of a woman was found in Newton, Georgia. She was still alive, but unconscious. She had massive trauma to her body. She died on June 1, 1985. In 2023, she was identified as Mary Anga "Angie" Cowan by Othram. Her death was ruled as undetermined or accidental.
Michelle Garvey

"Baytown Jane Doe"

[9] July, 1982 Murder of Michelle Garvey
Amber Eve Brown 2014 Death of Amber Brown
"Bloomington Jane Doe (1982)" N/A February 2, 1982 Unidentified The decedent was found in Bloomington, Illinois, only hours after having committed suicide by hanging herself from a utility pole. She carried no identification. Investigators followed up on multiple leads, with no results. The woman had been picked up hitchhiking shortly before her death. A farmer and a state highway crewman had encountered the decedent hours before her death and asked her if she needed help, which she declined. One of the personal items on her was a key that was traced to a New York City locksmith and had an address printed on it, but it was later discovered that address did not exist. After 10 months unidentified, the decedent was buried in an unmarked grave near Bloomington. Her DNA has been submitted and is currently undergoing testing.[10]
"One-eyed Jack" N/A Died September, 1978

Discovered August, 1979

Unidentified [11] One-eyed Jack (decedent)
Rhonda Jones

"Curtis Lee Turtle Doe"

June 15, 1987 October 29, 2017 Jane Doe found in an alley in Baltimore after a hit and run. She died the next day at South Baltimore General Hospital. She had a tattoo of a turtle and the name "Curtis Lee", contributing to the nickname.[12]
Name withheld for privacy

"Julissa Doe"

N/A April 27, 2004 2017 3[13]
"Baker California" N/A 1976
"Popes Island Jane Doe" N/A Died October 28-30, 1996

Discovered October 30, 1996

Unidentified The murdered body of a 30 to 45-year-old woman was found floating in a marina off of Popes Island in New Bedford, MA. The woman was wrapped in 2 garbage bags and a wool blanket, and had been discovered within 48 hours of her death and 24 hours of her disposal. Several factors about the woman, such as a ring originating in Soviet Belarus, point to the woman being an Eastern European immigrant, possibly illegal.[14][15] Popes Island Jane Doe
"San Diego Assault John Doe" Hospitalized September 3, 1991

Died September 8, 1991

"Philadelphia Suicide John Doe" N/A 1994
Tempe Girl N/A Discovered April 27, 2002 Unidentified The body of a teenaged girl was found behind a strip mall in Tempe, Arizona. The girl had died the day prior of a cocaine overdose. Fingerprints on the girl's belongings were traced to a male vehicle owner who had picked the girl up as a hitchhiker the day prior in Phoenix. The girl asked the driver to take her to Tempe, where she wanted to buy concert tickets. Once at Tempe, however, she changed her mind, and asked to be taken to a different location. Another male got into the back seat with the girl, and sold her cocaine. The girl stated that she had gotten kicked out of her house for her drug usage. Upon snorting the cocaine, the girl began to have seizures. The driver left both of his passengers behind a strip mall and told the drug dealer to call 9-1-1 from a nearby gas station, however her body was not found until the next morning. Due to the circumstances described, the girl's death was ruled neither a homicide nor an accidental death.[16] Tempe Girl
"Houston Truck Jane" September 30, 1976 Unidentified
"Hancock Jane Doe" 1998 [citation needed]
Barbara Hess

"Pearl Lady"

Cheryl Ann McMillian

"Griffith Park Jane Doe"

June 8, 1968 September 2016
Name withheld for privacy

"Las Vegas Jane Doe (2009)"

Hospitalized May 20, 2009

Died May 21, 2009

c. July 2024
Patrice Corley

"Licking County Jane Doe"

April 19, 1990 August 2017 Dr. No
"New York Jane Doe (1998)" N/A November 9, 1998 Unidentified A white female between the ages of 23 to 33 years old committed suicide by jumping in front of a northbound E train at the 14th Street/Eighth Avenue station. The woman was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital, where she was later pronounced dead from her injuries.[17]
Mary Jensen

"Ramsey Co Jane Doe (1977)"

N/A Discovered July 20, 1977 August 2, 2022
"Euclid John Doe" N/A May 8, 1981 Unidentified A transient man was climbing a rock formation in Euclid Creek Reservation, South Euclid, Ohio, when he lost his balance and fell 75 feet (23 meters) to his death.[18] The man had been traveling with 3 other men whom he had met while on the road, who were unable to identify him. The companions were able to inform police that the decedent had introduced himself as "Joe" and had stated that he was traveling from New York/New Jersey to Los Angeles and that he had been robbed in Cleveland. The companions had also observed that he was a habitual user of alcohol and cocaine.[19] Euclid John Doe
"Delaware John Doe (1994)"
"Rancho Palos Verdes John Doe" January 23, 2001
"Las Vegas John Doe (1987)"
"Sparks John Doe (1980)"
Joseph Decker October 31, 1967 2017
"Whittier John Doe (1997)"
Name withheld for privacy

"Laundry Lady"

N/A September 9, 1987 March 2016 [the decedent has been identified, but name not disclosed][20]
Donna Kay Griffin

"Bushkill Jane Doe"

[21][22] [22]
Dana Dodd

"Lavender Doe"

October 6, 2006 [23][24] Murder of Dana Dodd
"Hollywood John Doe (1993)" N/A May 15, 1993 Unidentified The body of a man was found near Roosevelt hotel. He jumped from a window. He has yet to be identified.
"Santa Monica Jane Doe (2005)" 2005 N/A
“The Girl with the Turquoise Jewelry” N/A Discovered June 20, 1979 Unidentified Perry County Jane Doe
"The Cheerleader in the Trunk" N/A Discovered August 24, 1982 Unidentified Skeletal remains found in a steamer trunk by mushroom hunters in a park in Frederick, Maryland. The woman is between 17 and 45 years of age and may have been in the trunk for as long as ten years. Bone analysis suggested she was a cheerleader, dancer, or gymnast in life.[25]
"Westwood Jane Doe (2006)" N/A May 24, 2006 Unidentified [26][27]
"Fontana Jane Doe" N/A August 15, 1988 Unidentified A 20 to 30-year-old woman was found dead in a field near Fontana, California. The woman had died only hours prior, and was found fully clothed in a white tutu and evening dress. The woman's cause of death is either unknown or undisclosed.[28]

2015 postmortem reconstructions

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Name/Doe name Reconstruction Photo of victim Date of death/discovery Date identified Summary own article
Joseph Augustus Zarelli

"The Boy in the Box"

N/A Discovered February 25, 1957 November 30, 2022 4 Murder of Joseph Augustus Zarelli
Tammy Alexander

"Cali Doe"

N/A Died November 8, 1979

Discovered November 9, 1979

January 26, 2016 Murder of Tammy Alexander
"Prince George's County Jonah Doe (1973)" N/A December 6, 1973 Unidentified A teenager or young man was found in a wooded area beside a road in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. He had been dead for only a few hours prior to his discovery and the cause of death could not be determined. Crudely written on his pants were the word "Shalom" and other words. Evidence indicates the decedent may have been hospitalized shortly before his death.[29]
"Denver John Doe (1990)" N/A Discovered November 5, 1990 Unidentified A passerby discovered a man lying facedown in the snow near the southbound exit of Interstate 25 and Interstate 70 in Denver. The man was fully clothed, and his cause of death could not be determined.[30] It was estimated the man had been dead for a day prior to his discovery.[31]
Maria Guadalupe Vega January 10, 2014
"Pompano Beach Jane Doe" N/A Discovered June 20, 1982 Unidentified The body of a girl between 11 and 20 years old was found floating in a rock pit pond in Pompano Beach, Florida. The girl had been dead for approximately 2 weeks prior to being found, and her body had decayed beyond recognition. The authorities were able to determine that the girl's cause of death was homicide by asphyxiation.[32]
Robin Ann Green

"Miss Molly"

Discovered January 25, 1986 Augst, 2020 The body of a woman was found in a creek below a bridge of Interstate 70 in Salina, Kansas. The woman had been severely beaten and then thrown off the bridge, where she then drowned in the creek. The victim had been dead for approximately a day before being discovered. The victim did not appear to be transient, as she was very well groomed, and most of her clothing was expensive or high-quality. She also did not appear to be local, as several articles of her clothing were only sold in cities on the coasts. The unidentified woman was nicknamed "Miss Molly" by investigators.[33] The remains were exhumed by Interpol in July 2019 to have DNA tested against a suspected match missing from Belgium. The DNA did not match, but a hit returned from a DNA database in Minnesota. Miss Molly was conclusively identified as Robin Green, missing from Los Angeles. Robin had last been seen on December 28, 1985 with her second husband, Micheal Green, while traveling to Minnesota to visit Robin's ex-husband and 4 children. Micheal Green, who was involved in a drug case at the time of Robin's disappearance, has not been ruled out as a suspect. Micheal Green died in 2007.[34] Murder of Robin Green[34]
"Los Angeles John Doe (1987)" N/A November 22, 1987 Unidentified A white or Hispanic young man was found dead on the southeast corner of 6th Street and San Julian in Los Angeles. The man had died the same day as his discovery, and the cause of death was homocide by stabbing.[35]
Marguerite O'Brien

"Cherry Doe"

[] August 3, 1985 [36][37] Death of Marguerite O'Brien[37]
Marcia King

"Buckskin Girl"

[] Died April 22, 1981

Discovered April 24, 1981

April 9, 2018 Murder of Marcia King
Margaret Fetterolf

"Woodlawn Jane Doe"

[] September 12, 1976 Murder of Margaret Fetterolf
Andrea Kuiper

"Andrea Doe"

April 1, 1990 May 4, 2017 A young woman attempting to cross Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach, California, was struck by two separate cars and was pronounced dead on the scene. Several witnesses had encountered her in the area shortly before her death, but all confirmed that the decedent was a hitchhiker with no permanent connection to Orange County. Information from witnesses was pieced together that stated the decedent had introduced herself as "Andrea", and had said that she was originally from the East Coast. The decedent had told some witnesses that she was from New York, and others that she was from Virginia. The decedent claimed to be 25 or 26 years old, though she appeared as young as 16. The decedent claimed that she was adopted and was traveling to find her biological family, and claimed that they were prominent but would not elaborate on who they were.[38] In early 2017, the decedent's fingerprints were uploaded to an FBI-managed project that worked to create a more extensive and dynamic database of UID fingerprints. A match from that database confirmed Andrea Doe as Andrea Kuiper, 26, of Fairfax, Virginia.[39] Death of Andrea Kuiper[39]
John Lindbergh Scott

"Delafield John Doe"

November 18, 2021 [40]
Victoria Meija-Parades

"Sampson County Jane Doe"

N/A Discovered July 20, 1999 Unidentified A man riding an all-terrain vehicle in the woods near Newton Grove, North Carolina, found the heavily decomposing body of a Hispanic or white woman between 17 and 24 years old, 100 yards (91.4 meters) from the Eugene Roberts Labor camp. The woman had been dead for approximately 2 months prior to discovery, and decay prevented identification, as well as determination of the cause of death. However, the death is still being investigated as suspicious, as the body was found in an area notorious for the trafficking of women.[41]
Marlyse Honeychurch

Marie Vaughn Sarah McWaters Unidentified Girl

Adult and oldest girl discovered November 10, 1985

Middle and youngest girls discovered May 9, 2000

Marlyse Honeychurch, Marie Vaughn, and Sarah McWaters identified June 6, 2019

Fourth victim is still unidentified

Bear Brook murders
"2001 Queens John Doe"
"1994 Boston Jane Doe"
"1982 Las Vegas Jane Doe"

2016 postmortem reconstructions

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Name/Doe name Reconstruction Photo of victim Date of death/discovery Date identified Summary own article
"Los Angeles Jane Doe (1991)"
"Mesquite John Doe (1997)"
"Sheridan County Jane Doe" [] N/A Discovered April 13, 1992 Unidentified The skeletonized remains of a White female were found in a ditch off of Interstate 90 in Sheridan County, Wyoming. The victim is believed to have been murdered elsewhere. Perpetrator DNA evidence collected from the scene matched evidence collected from another unidentified body, "Bitter Creek Betty". In 2020, serial killer Clark Perry Baldwin was arrested for her murder, as well as that of Pamela McCall, McCall's unborn child, and "Bitter Creek Betty".[42] Clark Perry Baldwin
"Grays Harbor Jane Doe" N/A Discovered October 24, 1988 Unidentified The skeletal remains of a woman were discovered by mushroom hunters in a wooded area north of Elma, Grays Harbor, Washington. The woman had been killed by a single gunshot to the head at least a year prior to her discovery, and was discovered clothed. The victim is believed to be of Asian or possible Native American descent. The victim is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.[43]
"Los Angeles County John Does (1992)"
"Warren County Jane Doe (1984)" N/A Discovered July 4, 1984 Unidentified The fully skeletonized partial remains of a teenaged girl who may have been as young as 12 or 14 years old were found 30 to 40 feet away from northbound Interstate 65 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The girl may have been dead for as many as 2 years prior to her discovery. The girl's cause of death is unknown.[44]
Elizabeth Roberts

"Precious Jane Doe"

Died August 9, 1977

Discovered August 14, 1977

June 16, 2020 Murder of Elizabeth Roberts
"Atlantic County Jane Doe (1971)" N/A Discovered December 6, 1974 Unidentified The skeletal remains of a teenaged girl were discovered by 3 hunters in the woods near mile marker 42 of the Garden State Parkway in Galloway Township, New Jersey. The girl had been dead for several months prior to her discovery, and the cause of her death could not be determined, though it is considered suspicious. A key to a local motel along the Garden State Parkway was found inside the girl's pocket.[45]
Carolyn Eaton

"Valentine Sally"

[] Discovered February 14, 1982 Murder of Carolyn Eaton
Linda Pagano

"Strongsville Jane Doe"

[] Discovered February 5, 1975 Murder of Linda Pagano
Leroy Bernard Matthews June 23, 1997
"Putnam Jane Doe" N/A Died October 12, 2007

Discovered October 13, 2007

Unidentified A middle aged woman's body was found on October 13, 2007, on "Bull Hill", Mt. Taurus, in the area of Breakneck Mountain, Hudson Highlands State Park.[46] The woman was fully clothed and had several personal items on her. It was determined that the woman had died the day prior, as it had rained on October 12, and the body was wet as well as an umbrella being among the items found with her. The cause of death is unknown.[47]
Lorie Pennell

"Desoto County Jane Doe (1985)"

March 1, 2024
"Coal Train Carlos" November, 1995 Coal Train Carlos (decedent)
"Bell John Doe"
Meresa Hammonds

"Yonkers Jane Doe"

Discovered June 27, 1992 Identified late 2021 Robert Shulman (serial killer)
Gwenn Story

"Sahara Sue"

N/A August 14, 1979 December 19, 2023 A partially undressed unresponsive woman was found lying face down in a parking lot on Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas. The woman had been murdered by multiple stab wounds to the abdomen, and had died only hours prior. Fingerprints and a complete DNA profile were successfully taken from the victim, but she had no natural teeth left despite being between only 15 to 25 years old. The victim was found with a complete upper denture, but no lower denture was recovered. The victim came to be known as "Sahara Sue" after the location of her discovery. The victim was last seen alive at a liquor store with an unidentified white man. New leads uncovered in 2016 suggest her name may have been "Shauna" or "Shawna", that she may have worked at a Holiday Inn or motel on Las Vegas Boulevard, and that she may have lived in a trailer park prior to her death. Forensic pollen analysis revealed that she had spent time in California shortly before her death.[48] Murder of Gwenn Story
Pamela Buckley and James Freund

"Sumter County Jane and Jock Does"

[] [] Discovered August 9, 1976 Both identified on January 21, 2021 Murders of Pamela Buckley and James Freund
Charles "Chuck" Cornell

"Ashley County John Doe"

May 24, 1989 December 27, 2016 [49]
"Santa Clara County Jane Doe (2014)"
"Bitter Creek Betty" N/A Discovered March 1, 1992 Unidentified The nude body of a woman was discovered in the snow at the Bitter Creek turnout of Interstate 80 in Sweetwater County, Wyoming. The woman had been killed by insertion of an ice pick or related object into her nostril, and had also been strangled and sexually assaulted both anally and vaginally. A man from Tucson, Arizona told police that he had given the unidentified woman the rose tattoo on her right breast, stating that she had been wearing a brown peasant dress at that time and that she was a transient hitchhiker. DNA evidence of her assaulter was collected from her body. In 2020, serial killer Clark Perry Baldwin was tried for her murder, as well as the murder of Pamela McCall, McCall's unborn child, and Sheridan Jane Doe.[50] Clark Perry Baldwin
"St. Charles County Jane Doe" N/A Discovered February 1, 1968 Unidentified In 1968 the badly decomposed body of a 2-3-year-old girl was found in a suitcase in Lake Altion in West Alton, Missouri. the suitcase had been weighted down with dumbbells. It was estimated the girl died a few weeks to a month prior to discovery. The girl's cause of death was homicide of an undisclosed method.[51]
Anita Piteau

"Rosie"

[] [] Discovered March 14, 1968 June 2020
Dana Lowrey

"Dana" "Vicky"

[] Discovered March 10, 2007 June 2019 [52]

2017 postmortem reconstructions

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Name/Doe name Reconstruction Photo of victim Date of death/discovery Date identified Summary own article
"Chautauqua Jane Doe (1983)" N/A December 6, 1983 Unidentified [53]
"Fort Lauderdale Jane Doe (1988) N/A December 27, 1988 Unidentified A 21 to 35 year old woman's body was found behind a convenience store in unincorporated South Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The woman was fully clothed and had died less than 24 hours prior to her discovery. The woman had a blue butterfly tattoo in her front pelvic area. The woman's cause of death was determined to be an accidental cocaine overdose. However, the woman was barefoot, yet her feet were clean, suggesting her body had been dumped after dying at a different location.[54]
Tracy Coreen Hobson

"Anaheim Jane Doe"

Discovered August 30, 1987
Randall Priborsky

"Pend Orville John Doe"

Discovered December 2, 2014
Clifford Bippes

"Spokane John Doe (1989)"

Wilmington John Doe Discovered February 6, 1973 Randy Kraft
"Los Angeles Jane Doe (1988)"
"Los Angeles Jane Doe (2008)"
Annie Lehman

"Annie Doe"

[3] Discovered August 19, 1971 March 12, 2019 A traveling father and son stopped to spend the night along Redwood Highway in Josephine County, Oregon, discovered the completely skeletal remains of a girl between 14 to 25 years old. The girl had been dead for several months. The body was in an area described as a dump and was partially covered with debris, so homicide was suspected even though the cause of death could not be determined. A map of campsites in Northern California was found in one of her pockets.[55] The nickname "Annie Doe" came from forensic artist Joyce Nagy, who did a clay reconstruction of the victim's face, and claimed that the features she was depicting felt like an Annie. In late 2018, DNA from Annie Doe was submitted to the DNA Doe Project.[56] The DDP noted that Annie Doe's case was of unusual difficulty. Annie's DNA was highly degraded, requiring several rounds of extraction and sequencing. Even once suitably collected, many of Annie's closest matches were from outside of the United States, making it difficult to search genealogy records.[55] In March of 2019, Annie Doe was positively identified as 16 year old Anne "Annie" Marie Lehman, who went missing from Aberdeen, Washington in early 1971 under suspicious and unknown circumstances.[56] Death of Anne Lehman[56]
Randolph Houser

"Los Angeles John Doe (1968)"

"Los Angeles Jane Doe (September 1968)" N/A Discovered September 30, 1968 Unidentified An unresponsive woman was discovered on a September morning in an alley behind a residence in Los Angeles. The woman had likely died somewhere else and been transported to the scene. The most likely cause of death was a drug overdose. The decedent had been seen alive in the area previously, but nobody interviewed was able to identify her.[57]
"Palm Desert Jane Doe (1980)" N/A Discovered February 16, 1980 Unidentified A 20 to 25-year-old woman's body was discovered at the bottom of a 35 foot (approximately 10.6 meters) deep ravine near a highway turnout on a mountainous stretch of Highway 74 in Palm Desert, California. The woman was fully clothed and well-groomed, and her clothes were noted as being of high quality. The decedent had been dead for approximately 1 to 2 days before being found. Her death is being investigated as a homicide, though details were not disclosed.[58]
"Santa Monica Jane Doe (1994)"
"Cave Woman" N/A Discovered September 27, 1986 Unidentified A 25 to 30-year-old woman's mummified remains were found in an abandoned mine tunnel in an open desert area on the outskirts of Las Vegas.[59] The cave had been partitioned off with spare wood to form a crude living area, and it appeared the woman had been living there for some time.[60] The woman was found lying nude under a blanket, but clothing was found in the area, as well as a few other everyday personal items, such as lip gloss and a bottle of mouthwash. The mummified remains had been there for approximately 2 to 4 weeks and were not in a recognizable state. The woman had multiple stress ulcers in her stomach, but no traumatic injuries, and a toxicology test reported negative for drugs and alcohol in her system. Her cause of death could not be determined. Cave Woman (decedent)
Mary Silvani

"Sheep Flats Jane Doe"

[] Discovered July 17, 1982 [61][62] Murder of Mary Silvani
"Davidson County Sherry Doe" N/A March 24, 1976 Unidentified The body of a Hispanic or Native American teenaged girl was found floating in the Harpeth River near a bridge in Davidson County, Tennessee, near the Cheatham County border. The girl had been dead for less than a day prior to discovery and had been sighted hitchhiking by witnesses, who said her name may have been "Sherry". Sherry Doe's cause of death was determined to be drowning and may have been accidental, but there were abrasions on her body that could not be disproven as resulting from being forcibly held underwater. Sherry had had sexual intercourse within a few days of her death, though it was similarly impossible to determine whether or not it was assault. The girl's body was recovered without a shirt over her bra, though a blouse that may have been hers was recovered from the river the same day. A photo found in Sherry's back pocket showing a little blond boy had the name "Little Charlie" and a phone number written on it. The phone number led to a man who was not the boy in the photograph but did go by the name Little Charlie. Little Charlie said that he and his brother-in-law had picked Sherry and a blonde friend of hers up hitchhiking in Nashville 10 days prior. Sherry and an unidentified blonde teenage girl were traveling together, allegedly heading to Haines City, Florida to visit the blonde girl's husband. Sherry said that the two girls had run away from a mental treatment facility in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where Sherry was being treated for alcoholism, while the blonde girl was admitted for being suicidal, supported by visible self-harm scars on her wrists.[63] The photo found on Sherry was allegedly of the blonde girl's son. The blonde girl was never located by investigators, and neither were hospital records surrounding female mental patients escaping in the Saint Paul area in 1976. Forensic DNA analysis is also hindered by poor record keeping in the Potter's field where Sherry was buried, complicating exhumation of her body.[64] Davidson County Sherry Doe[64]
Amy Yeary

"Font Du Lac Jane Doe"

[] Discovered November 23, 2008 Murder of Amy Yeary
"Penny Doe" N/A Discovered July 22, 1990 Unidentified The significantly decomposed body of a woman was found by 2 teenaged berry-pickers in a creek bed near Road 535 in a remote area of Monroe Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania. The woman had been dead for approximately 2 months, and the cause of death was blunt force trauma to the skull. The victim was found 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) south of Interstate 80, and the road nearest to the site of the body is not a heavily trafficked road. She received the nickname "Penny Doe" after the only personal items found were a penny in each pocket of her jeans. It is unknown why these were the only items left on her person. Investigators do not believe Penny Doe was local to Clarion County, but they do believe her killer was familiar with the area. They also believe that there are individuals in the County who may have information that can help identify her or her killer.[65] Clarion County Penny Doe
"Hacienda Heights John Doe" N/A November 5, 1972 Unidentified The body of a young man was found at 9:53 AM in a ravine next to Athel Drive in Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles County, California. The young man was fully clothed and had died less than 24 hours prior. The man had been killed by multiple gunshots. Another resident of Hacienda Heights reported hearing gunshots and screaming around 2:00 AM. A body was also reported 20 feet down the roadway around the same time, as well as a large volume of blood in the street.[66] Hacienda Heights John Doe
Shirley Soosay

"Becky Doe"

"Kern County Jane Doe"

[] July 15, 1980 April 23, 2021 The body of a Hispanic or Native American woman was found sexually assaulted and stabbed to death in an almond orchard in Delano, California. The victim had been dead for approximately a day prior to discovery. The woman had 2 distinctive and well-inked tattoos, one on each arm. In 2015, DNA extracted from scrapings under her fingernails was used to convict Wilson Chouest of her murder.[67] Chouest may have picked her up at the now-defunct bar Ruby's in Lemoore, California, and she may have gone by the name "Becky Ochoa". In July 2018, the DNA Doe Project was brought on to help identify the woman. Though the woman's DNA was highly degraded, a year later the DDP was able to upload a genetic profile to GEDmatch. The case was further complicated when it was revealed that the woman was a First Nations Canadian, a demographic both underrepresented in genetic databases and more likely to have oral family histories than written ones. In April 2021, the victim was formally identified as Shirley Ann Soosay, a Cree woman from Alberta.[68] Soosay had left her home on the Maskwacis Cree reservation in her 20s to work in Edmonton, then later settled in Vancouver. Soosay was last heard from in 1979. Her family continued to search for her until they came across a post by the DDP looking for information about missing Cree women.[69] Murder of Shirley Soosay[69]
"Houston Mary Doe" March 1, 1983
Espy Pilgrim

"The Redhead in the Refridgerator"

Discovered April 1, 1985 Redhead murders
"Houston Jane Doe (1989)"
"Los Angeles Jane Doe (1989)"
Evelyn Colon

"Beth Doe"

[] [] Discovered December 20, 1976 March, 2021 The dismembered remains of a heavily pregnant young woman between age 15 to 25 years old were discovered in three separate suitcases along the Lehigh River in Pennsylvania, having been thrown off a bridge of Interstate 80. The victim had been strangled and shot, then dismembered. Also found in the suitcase was the full-term remains of her unborn daughter. It was hypothesized that the victim had immigrated from Europe at a young age[70]. In late 2020, Pennsylvania state police sent extracted DNA to Othram, and in March 2021 it was announced that Beth Doe had been identified as 15 year old Puerto Rican native Evelyn Colon via a close DNA match with her nephew. Luis Sierra, her boyfriend at the time and the father of her child, was arrested for her murder.[71] Murder of Evelyn Colon
"Spokane John Doe (2007)" N/A Discovered June 27, 2007 Unidentified A passerby saw a partially skeletonized body just below the surface of the Spokane River just East of the Washington Street Bridge.[72] The remains had been in there for an approximate of between 2 and 10 months, and were no longer recognizable.[73] Investigators determined that the individual was likely mixed race of both African American and most likely White, and that he was likely between 30 and 55 years old. Healed damages to the jaw, nose, and left orbital ridge indicate that prior and separate to the events of his death, the man likely sustained a traumatic face injury that would have left noticeable deformities.
"Floyd John Doe (1977)"
Peggy Lynn Johnson

"Racine County Jane Doe"

[] Discovered July 21, 1999 November 8, 2019 Murder of Peggy Johnson
"Malvern John Doe" N/A Hospitalized October 18, 1984

Died October 20, 1984

Unidentified The decedent was hitchhiking in Louisville when he was picked up by a male driver headed to Houston. The hitchhiker may have been from New Haven and may have been traveling to California. The pair stopped for breakfast near Benton, Arkansas. While on the road again, the owner of the car became tired and let the hitchhiker drive. The owner of the car reports that when he next awoke, the vehicle was filling with water. The owner of the car managed to get out of the car, but the decedent did not and was fully submerged for between 15 and 30 minutes before he was extracted. The decedent was then taken to a hospital, where he died 2 days later.[74] Malvern John Doe
"Nipton Jane Doe (1976)" [insufficient dna for profiling][75][76] Nipton Jane Doe (1976)
Karen Heverly

"Rancho Cucamonga Jane Doe"

N/A Discovered June 7, 1979 Unidentified The nude body of a teenager or young woman was found face-down in a grape vineyard in Rancho Cucamonga, California. She had been dead for at least 1 day prior to discovery and the cause of death was determined to be homicide by asphyxiation, though blunt force trauma was also noted as a contributing factor.[77] The only clothing recovered were the green socks and brown leather shoes the victim was wearing.[78]
"Sorrento Jane Doe (1991)"
"Harris County Jane Doe (2009)" N/A December 31, 2009 Unidentified A 25 to 35-year-old woman was struck by a car while attempting to cross S. Mason Road near Katy, Texas. The woman was pronounced dead from her injuries. The victim was fully clothed and noted as wearing an Elkins High School letterman jacket at the time of her death, but she was received at the medical examiner's office nude.[79] The only article of her clothing that arrived at the examiner's office was a single earring.[80] The victim also had a Mickey Mouse tattoo above her left ankle. Harris County Jane Doe (2009)
"Houston Jane Doe (1985)"
"Harris County Jane Doe (1989)" Discovered December 29, 1989 Unidentified [81] (note to self: find additional sources on bluelinked article)
"Los Angeles Jane Doe (1992)" N/A December 9, 1992 Unidentified The body of a Hispanic young woman or teenager was found wrapped in multiple plastic garbage bags in a back-alley in South Central Los Angeles.[82] The young woman's cause of death was homicide by stabbing, and she had been deceased only a few years prior to being dumped at the location of her discovery. The victim's appearance was clean and well-maintained, but her jewelry was inexpensive.[83] Los Angeles Jane Doe (1992)
"St. Paul John Doe (1985)"
"Atlanta Jane Doe (1988)"
"Undetermined Doe #09-89" Discovered November 22, 1989
"Little Miss Lake Panasoffkee" Discovered February 19, 1971 Unidentified Little Miss Lake Panasoffkee
Paul Deering

"Los Angeles John Doe (1993)"

"Lumberton Jane Doe (1978)"
"Trabuco Canyon Jane Doe" N/A []2006 Unidentified [...] the cause of death was undetermined, however authorities confirm that the victim's body had been dumped at the site.[84]
"Fullerton John Doe (1987)" N/A November 28, 1987 Unidentified A truck driver who was driving on the Orange Freeway near Brea, California, saw a man crouching on the side of the road. Without warning, the man jumped in front of the truck to commit suicide. The man was struck, and pronounced dead at the scene.[85]
Debra Jackson

"Orange Socks"

[] October 31, 1979 Murder of Debra Jackson
Name withheld for privacy

Lyle Stevik

N/A September, 2001 May 8, 2018 Lyle Stevik

2018 postmortem reconstructions

[edit]
Name/Doe name Reconstruction Photo of victim Date of death/discovery Date identified Summary own article
Alfred Jake Fuller
Sindy Crow

"Smith County Jane Doe"

Dawn Olanick

"Princess Doe"

[] Discovered July 15, 1982 July 15, 2022 The decomposing body of a teenaged girl was discovered on the outskirts of a cemetery in Blairstown, New Jersey. The girl had been beaten to death, and her face was bludgeoned beyond recognition.[86] Investigators nicknamed the victim "Princess Doe", which appeared on her headstone in the same cemetery where she was found. In 2022, genetic testing identified Princess Doe as Dawn Olanick, of West Babylon, New York. Olanick was 17 years old when she disappeared. After her identification, Arthur Kinlaw was arrested for her murder. Authorities allege Kinlaw attempted to lure Olanick into prostitution, then killed her when she resisted.[87] Murder of Dawn Olanick
Miss X N/A Discovered March 18, 1967 Unidentified Miss X (decedent)
Veronica Wiederhold

"1988 Mount Vernon Jane Doe"

Not released per wishes of the family [cite source] February 14, 1988 [88][89] Murder of Veronica Wiederhold[89]
"Chicago Jane Doe (1994)" N/A Discovered May 24, 1994 Unidentified The body of an unidentified young woman was found in an alley behind a business in Chicago.[90] The woman was naked from the waist down and had been killed less than a day before her discovery. The woman had been raped and strangled.[91] Suspected serial killer Gregory Clepper was later charged with her murder. Clepper claimed that the victim was a prostitute he had picked up, but authorities remain unconvinced of his claims and theorize that she may have been abducted by other means.[92] Gregory Clepper[92]
Jimmy Hendricks and Kimberlin Mills [] [] Both discovered June 17, 1978 Murder of Jimmy Hendricks and Kim Mills
"Cantu"

"Bexar County Jane Doe (1990)"

N/A November 1, 1980 Unidentified [93][94] Cantu (decedent)
"Jersey Village John Doe (1982)"
"Odessa Jane Doe (1993)"
"Hillsborough Jane Doe" N/A Discovered September 19, 1990 Unidentified The decomposing body of a teenager or young woman were found on an embankment of Interstate 40 in Hillsborough, North Carolina, by a highway clean-up crew. The victim had been dead for 3 to 6 days prior to discovery, and decomposition prevented facial identification or fingerprinting. However, the cause of death was determined to be strangulation, and dentals were taken. It was noted that her wisdom teeth had not erupted. A woman matching her description had been sighted walking along Interstate 85 near N.C. 62, as well as at a truck stop in Alamance County. The victim's sweatshirt bore a unique design, but was unable to be traced. No shoes were recovered, however the victim's socks were relatively clean, suggesting that her shoes had been taken as a trophy by her killer. A possible connection was observed between the victim's murder and the murders of several other women committed by a taxi driver whose name was never publicly released. The taxi driver was arrested for similar murders mere months after Hillsborough Jane Doe was found, but the taxi driver declined an interview with Orange County police officers and later committed suicide.[95] Hillsborough Jane Doe 1990
"1984 Davie Jane Doe"
"Oceanside Jane Doe" N/A Discovered August 11, 1999 Unidentified The body of a Hispanic teenager or young woman was found in a drainage ditch in an unincorporated area in the northeast of Oceanside, California. The body was already decomposing, and the cause of death was head trauma. The woman appeared to have been dumped at the location after dying elsewhere.[96]
"Piru Jane Doe (1981)"
Sherri Jarvis

"Walker County Jane Doe"

November 1, 1980 Murder of Sherri Jarvis
"Millie Doe" N/A Torso discovered June 20, 1984

Skull recovered April 19, 1998

Unidentified The nude, dismembered remains of a woman were found on the banks of the Spokane River, approximately a mile west of the T.J. Meenach bridge. The woman's hands had been removed at the wrists and her legs had been removed at the calves. The woman's head had also been removed. The remains had not been significantly decayed, but the lack of prints and dentals prevented identification. A severed hand was recovered in July 1984 that was thought to belong to the woman found in June, but this was disproven through MtDNA testing. 14 years later, a skull was recovered on a vacant lot that was confirmed to belong to the victim[97]. The victim received the name "Millie Doe" shortly after the retrieval of her skull. The detective assigned to the case, Don Geise, was transporting the skull to a lab in Western Washington to undergo forensic testing, accompanied by his fifth grade daughter. While staying in a motel, Geise's daughter said, "Since we have another person in the room, we should name her. Let’s call her ‘ Millie '.”[98] Spokane Millie Doe
Rebecca Ann Redecker

"Rainbow Falls Jane Doe"

Discovered June 15, 1993 [99] Murder of Rebecca Redecker
"Daly City Jane Doe (1987)" N/A January 11, 1987 Unidentified The fully clothed body of a 25 to 30 year old woman was found in the bushes outside a residence in Daly City, California. The victim carried no identification and was not recognized by anyone in the area, suggesting she was a transient, even though several articles of her clothing were fairly expensive. High dosages of prescription drugs were found in her system, though there was no evidence that the victim was a habitual user. The victim's cause of death was determined to be a forced overdose followed by strangulation. The victim had been seen earlier arguing with a man who was never identified.[100] Daly City Jane Doe 1987
Tamara Tigard

"Lime Lady"

[] Discovered April 18, 1980 January 30, 2020 The nude body of a woman was found on a bank of the North Canadian River near Jones, Oklahoma. The woman's body had been completely doused in quicklime, presumably with the intentions to speed up decomposition. However, the type of quicklime used was incorrect and instead worked to preserve the body. This led to the nickname "Lime Lady". The woman's body showed decay comparable to 10 days PMI, but may have been there for as long as several months. The woman's cause of death was homicide by gunshot, and though she was nude at the time of her discovery, a dime had been lodged in her body by one of the bullets fired, and clothing fibers found stuck to the dime indicate the victim was wearing clothes at the time of her murder.[101] in 2018, the DNA Doe Project took on the case. In 2020, Lime Lady was formally announced as Tamara Tigard, a former soldier missing from Las Vegas.[102] Murder of Tamara Tigard
"Los Angeles John Doe (1995)"
"Smurfette Jane Doe" Discovered October 16, 2012 [103][104][105] Smurfette Jane Doe[104][105]
Karen Knippers

"Pulaski County Jane Doe"

Discovered May 25, 1981 May 25, 2021 The remains of a 25 to 40-year-old woman were discovered in a low-water crossing near Highway MM in Dixon, Missouri. The woman had been beaten and then strangled with pantyhose. The victim was fully clothed, but no shoes were recovered. The victim may have gone by either "Jubel" or "Julie", as one of those names was written on the insider of her bra. Analysis of lead and strontium levels in her body indicated she had only lived in Missouri for a few years. In April 2018, the DNA Doe Project began to exist on the case. In May 2021, exactly 40 years since the date of her death, the victim's identity was announced as Karen Knippers. Murder of Karen Knippers
"Teteringen Girl" N/A Discovered December 25, 1990 Unidentified A young woman's body was found discarded in Teteringen, in the Netherlands, on Christmas morning. The girl had died elsewhere and then been discarded at the scene. The girl had died after being bound and held captive until she succumbed to starvation. The girl was of North African descent, most likely Moroccan, and had likely been living in Antwerp prior to her death. An undisclosed connection has been determined between the girl and a Moroccan family residing in North Anvers. Teteringen Girl (decedent)
Tammy Terrell

"Arroyo Grande Jane Doe"

[] Discovered October 5, 1980 Murder of Tammy Terrell
JoAnn "Vickie" Smith

"Grundy County Jane Doe"

October 2, 1976 June 2024 The nude body of a 15-27-year-old woman was found in a ditch of U.S. Route 6 near the LaSalle County border in Grundy County, Illinois. The victim had been shot once in the back of the head, and her head was covered by a green plastic bag and a distinctive red, white and black sweater. The victim had been dead for approximately a day prior to discovery. The DNA Doe Project eventually took the case, and in November 2019 they announced a distant relative's genetic match had been made. She was identified as JoAnn Smith by the DNA Doe Project. She had been adopted.
"Julie Doe" N/A Discovered September 25, 1988 Unidentified The mummified remains of a 22 to 35-year-old woman were found in a concealed, off-path wooded area of Clermont, Florida. Having been dead for up to 8 months prior to her discovery, the remains were not in recognizable condition. The victim's skirt had been pulled down, suggesting sexual assault. The initial autopsy had incorrectly stated that the victim was a cisgender woman who had given birth before, but a redone autopsy in 2015 revealing an XY chromosome rectified that the victim was a transgender woman who'd undergone sex reassignment therapy, rare for the time. The hormonal changes in her bones previously attributed to pregnancy were later realized to be due to hormone replacement therapy. After two unsuccessful attempts at DNA extraction, The DNA Doe Project was able to extract usable DNA from a third attempt and is undergoing genealogical testing. Julie Doe

2019-onward postmortem reconstructions

[edit]
Name/Doe name Reconstruction Photo of victim Date of death/discovery Date identified Summary own article
Clara Birdlong

"Escatawpa Jane Doe"

N/A Discovered December 27, 1977 "a great person who would have made a wonderful wife"[106] Samuel Little[106]
"Long Beach Anna Doe" N/A Discovered May 28, 1974 Unidentified The body of a white woman was found in Long Beach, California. She had also been raped. in 2013, a Texas man confessed to helping to dump the woman's body. He also told that another man named Gary Stamp killed the victim. Stamp was arrested. He stated that he had met her at a bar. Stamp died of cancer in 2014. He also told that her name was possibly "Anna". Long Beach Jane Doe
"Fort Indiantown Gap Jane Doe" N/A Discovered October 10, 1973 Unidentified The heavily decomposing body of a teenaged girl was found by deputy game protectors in a wooded area near Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. The body was not buried, but was intentionally covered with brush and a large piece of plastic that bore a seal saying "National Sanitation Foundation, Testing Laboratory 8505". It was later proven such a laboratory did not exist. The cause of the girl's death could not be determined, but due to the suspicious circumstances of her discovery it is being investigated as a homicide. The girl's body was exhumed in 2019 for isotopic testing, which revealed that she likely grew up in the Southeastern United States.

[107][108][109][110][111]

"Guadalupe Co. Jane Doe (1978)" N/A Discovered July 11, 1978 Unidentified The body of a white woman was found in Guadalupe County, New Mexico. The victim, carrying a guitar encased, was allegedly picked up in Perry, Oklahoma, by serial killers duo Ronald Lamphear and Diana Geisinger. It is believed that she was shot multiple times., and 22 caliber shells were found nearby.
Kenneth Williams

"Long Beach John Doe (1978)"

Discovered June 3, 1978 December 14, 2022 Around 4:30 AM, a teenagers body was discovered in Long Beach, California. He was pronounced dead at the scene, and it was likely his body was dumped off from a vehicle. He died due to strangulation. He had faded ink on his hand that reads "PAID" which tells he likely went to a bar or party, despite being under the drinking age. His killer was likely to be Randy Kraft, but was excluded as a suspect for unspecified reasons. It was publicly announced that he was Kenneth Williams on December 14, 2022.
"Los Angeles Jane Doe (1984)" N/A Discovered August 21, 1984 Unidentified The deceased body of a Hispanic woman was found in her room at the Nutel Motel in Los Angeles, California in August 21, 1984. She still remains unidentified. Her age was 15-23. Her height is 5'4. Her cause of death still remains unknown to this day. Her face was recognizable, and her weight is 105 pounds.
"Ventura County Jane Doe" July 18, 1980 Unidentified The body of a Hispanic woman was found in a high school parking lot in Ventura County, California. Police mistaken her as a mannequin. She was pregnant with a boy who also died. Her murder was also linked to Wilson Chouest, who also killed Shirley Soosay. Wilson was arrested for both murders. DNA Doe Project saw that there was a DNA match between her and Shirley. They found the father of the unborn baby as a Honduran immigrant, but were unable to gather new information about him. Wilson Chouest
Ada Fritz

"Grand Bay Jane Doe (1976)"

N/A Discovered May 18, 1976 April, 2022 A middle-aged woman was found floating in Sessions Creek near the Potter Tract Road bridge in Grand Bay, Alabama. The victim had been in the water for approximately 2 days, and her body was partially covered by a garbage bag, and her cause of death had been a gunshot wound to the head. The victim's face was in recognizable condition, but her hands had been severed to prevent fingerprint identification, and dentals could not be taken due to pre-mortem dental damages. She was identified as Ada Elizabeth Fritz in April 2023.
Maritza Grimmett

"El Toro Jane Doe (1983)"

Aged up reconstructions

[edit]
Name Last seen alive recent photo of victim aged up reconstruction cause of death summary own article
Aundria Bowman photo taken [date] murder Murder of Aundria Bowman
Lori Elban-Reeves April 1992 (aged)
Tammie Lynn Wilkinson
Tabitha Danielle Tuders Disappearance of Tabitha Tuders[112][113][114][115][116][117][118][119][120][121][122][123][124][125][126][127][128][129][130][131][132][133][134]
O'Dina Lucero
Debra Ann Allen
Patricia Marie Small
Emily Roberta Jordan
Shawna Chavez
Felix Torres Morales
April Rose Zane
Sandy Pathresa Rea
James A Hendrickson
Theresa Vernell Jones
Christina Levonne Schutz
Damon Justin Bonds
Toby Ray Coleman
Melanie Renee Metheny
Tara Leigh Calico
Viola Marie Findley
Aaron John Watkins
Renee Martine LaManna
Andrew T. Viater

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