Double Does: Two separate Jane Doe cases, one investigator trying to give the women their names back
To humanize her Jane Doe cases, Miller often gives them nicknames. This specific Doe, found in October 1981, is called "Lake Mead Maeve." Miller estimates she was in her late 20s to early 30s when ...
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45-year-old mystery: Genealogists working to identify Jane Doe with Clearwater and North Carolina tiesInvestigators believe she briefly lived in a Clearwater shelter around the time of her murder. Brevard County has paired up ...
Thirteen years ago, an unidentified Jane Doe was discovered in Opelika. And two years ago, that girl’s name was uncovered — ...
FOX 13's Genevieve Curtis reports on Pinellas County investigators asking the community to help identify a woman known as 'Jane Doe' to solve her murder case, which has been deemed a cold case.
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