Banff Jane Doe was a woman whose skull was found by two hikers in Banff National Park, around 200 to 330 meters north of the Trans-Canada Highway and in the Buffalo Paddock vicinity. Several vertabrae, several ribs, a leg bone, and a right shoulder blade were found nearby.
Suicide has been ruled out as her cause of death.
Characteristics
- Thick, long, brown or black hair.
- Prominent, high cheekbones.
- Perfect upper teeth.
Sources
- Calgary Herald:
- May 25, 1979
- September 10, 1979
- October 9, 1979POSTMORTEM WARNING
- November 29, 1980
- Banff Jane Doe at the Doe Network
- Red Deer Advocate
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