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*UPDATE: The Pecos Police Department has identified Pecos Jane Doe as Jolaine Marie Hemmy, a 17-year-old from Kansas City, Kansas.* DISCOVERY: At 2:00pm on July 5, 1966, a couple calling themselves Mr. & Mrs. Russell Battuon checked into the Ropers Motel in Pecos, Reeves County, Texas. A couple of hours later, between 4:00pm and 5:30pm, it’s reported
DISCOVERY: On January 4, 2015, three birdwatchers were at Calvert Vaux Park, in the Gravesend area of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York when they came across a decomposed right hand lying face up in the sand along the shoreline of Coney Island Creek. At first glance, it appeared to have been in the water for
DISCOVERY: At approximately 4:25pm on March 1, 1992, a truck driver pulled over at the I-80 turnout in Sweetwater, Sweetwater County, Wyoming in order to switch fuel tanks. While doing so, she happened to look down the embankment, where she noticed what she initially thought to be a couple of trash bags in the snow.
EARLY LIFE: At approximately 12:00pm on December 21, 1988, a timber truck driver pulled over along the side of the road in Millwood, Ware County, Georgia to relieve himself in a nearby wooded area. As he walked into the woods, he came across an isolated garbage dump site, where he became curious over an old
DISCOVERY: On April 11, 1976, the decomposing remains of an unidentified female were located in a remote canyon area of San Fernando, California. The area, which is said to be a dry creek bed in rural Los Angeles County, is approximately 90′ west of the paved portion of Lopez Canyon Road. AUTOPSY: Given the level
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