Changes: Hancock County Jane Doe (1998)

Revision as of 04:40, 18 May 2021

Hancock County Jane Doe was a woman hit by a vehicle in 1998. Her body was scheduled to be exhumed in 2013, yet the remains under the grave were not hers - but a man's.

Characteristics

Naturally brown hair which had been dyed reddish brown.
Grey eyes, which are described as being "unique" in color.
She was tanned.
Freckles.
A vaccination scar on her left arm.
A cesarean section scar on her abdomen.
She had chronic bronchitis.
She had emphysema.
She had black lung disease.
She had numerous small hydatid cysts in her oviducts.
She had moderate osteoarthritis in her spine.
She had endentulous, dentures were not located at the scene though.
Her legs and armpits were unshaven.
Her nails where short, uneaven and dirty.
She is believed to have given birth to at least two children in her lifetime.
She had bug bites on her body when she was found.

Clothing and accessories

Jeans.
A black hooded sweatshirt with "Florida" on the front.
Blue velvet slippers.
She was not wearing socks or underwear.
There were seven Ephedrine- Guaifenefine MINI pills found in her right back jean pocket.

Exclusions

Gallery

Sources

Hancock County Jane Doe at the Doe Network
Hancock County Jane Doe at NamUs

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 *Naturally brown hair which had been dyed reddish brown.
-*Grey eyes, which are described as being "unique" in colour.
+*Grey eyes, which are described as being "unique" in color.
 *She was tanned.
+*Freckles.
-*she had freckles.
 *A vaccination scar on her left arm.
 *A cesarean section scar on her abdomen.
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 *She had emphysema.
 *She had black lung disease.
+*She had numerous small hydatid cysts in her oviducts.
 *She had moderate osteoarthritis in her spine.
 *She had endentulous, dentures were not located at the scene though.
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 [[Category:Traumatic injuries]]
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