Jane Doe B-10 is one of three unidentified Green River victims. She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.
Case
The Jane Doe's skeletal remains were found on March 21, 1984. She had died a year or more before, sometime in the early 1980s. The site where she was discovered, near the SeaTac Airport, was near the dumpsite of fellow victim Cheryl Wims.
Ridgway's statements
Gary Ridgway, who was a formerly unidentified serial killer, stated he had strangled the victim and had picked her up near the Pacific Highway South, indicating she could have been a runaway/hitchhiker or possibly a prostitute.
Ridgway thought she was in her early 20s, but it is believed that Jane Doe B-10 was under 19. He also claimed she was killed between spring and summer 1983.
Ridgway's accounts of the murders may not be credible, as voiced by detectives.
Characteristics
- Some sources state her hair was brown, where others state it was undetermined.
- She was likely left-handed.
- She had a healed injury to the front of the left side of her skull.
Gallery
Theories
See also: Unidentified Wiki:Possible identities for Jane Doe B-10
Sources
- Jane Doe B-10 at NCMEC
- Jane Doe B-10 at NamUs
- Jane Doe B-10 at the Doe Network
- Jane Doe B-10 at the DNA Doe Project
- Gary Ridgway on Wikipedia
- Green River Killings (archived case file)
- Green River Killings (archived article)
