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DISCOVERY: On August 10, 1999, the Huerfano County Sheriff’s Office received a letter from an unknown individual, who claimed to have found a set of skeletal remains in a secluded and unincorporated area of Huerfano County. According to the letter, the writer been walking in the area three weeks prior when he came across an
December 12, 2021: More information has been released regarding the work that went into identifying Meresa Hammonds as the Yonkers Jane Doe. The identification was made through the use of genetic genealogy. Following its use in closing other unsolved crimes, investigators contacted the FBI and had their Jane Doe’s DNA put into private genealogy websites.
EARLY LIFE: Jessica Lynn Garino grew up the youngest of three children in Unicoi County, Tennessee. According to her family, she was a smart and spunky free spirit who enjoyed having fun and spending time with loved ones. Her family began to express concern for Jessica’s well-being after she entered into a relationship with a
DISCOVERY: At 1:37pm on April 4, 2020, the partially skeletonized remains of an unidentified female were found by a hunter along a dirt road in Willamette National Forest. The Linn County Sheriff’s Office was called, prompting deputies and volunteers with Linn County Search and Rescue to scour the area for clues. The scene is 13
December 2, 2021: The Henderson Police Department has announced the identity of an unidentified female found west of the Arroyo Grande wash in Henderson, Nevada on October 5, 1980. Known as “Jane Arroyo Grande Doe“, the deceased has been identified as 17-year-old Tammy Corrine Terrell. The identification was made through the use of genetic genealogy,
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