Clarington Jane Doe was a woman found deceased in Ontario in 2006.
The DNA Doe Project began assisting with her identification in late April 2021. It was later found through DNA admixture testing that the woman was African or Asian rather than White or of First Nations ancestry.
Case[]
Location
The decedent's skeletal remains were found by a man harvesting dogwood plants near the South Service Road and Holt Road near the entrance to the Darlington Nuclear Plant in Darlington, Ontario. Her cause of death was not determined but remains suspicious.
She was initially considered White or First Nations, but subsequent testing points to African and/or South-East Asian ancestry.
Characteristics[]
- Upper and lower teeth protrude, with upper teeth more prominently so.
- Very narrow upper and lower jaws.
- Visible white fillings on front teeth.
- Silver filing filings in back teeth.
- One front tooth appeared slightly wider than the other.
- Evidence of either a well-healed nasal fracture or past rhinoplasty.
- Bone changes suggest possible anemia.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Woman's Omni digital watch with stainless-steel band.
- Large 9-inch gold ring with a garnet and two one-point diamonds.
- Small red heart.
- Piece of red ribbon.
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