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DISCOVERY: On August 3, 1969, an off-duty sheriff’s deputy and others were hunting wild boar in Lompoc, Santa Barbara County, California. While walking along what was once the Grefco quarry road, they came upon the body of an unidentified female amongst a cluster of rocks. According to police, she was likely killed where her body
August 17, 2021: The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office has uncovered the identity of the unidentified female found along Highway 93 in White Hills, Arizona on September 28, 2016. Known as “White Hills Jane Doe“, the deceased has been identified as 18-year-old Kimberly Rena Jones of San Bernardino, California. The identification was made by the Mohave
EARLY LIFE: 14-year-old Madison Roy-Boudreau lived in Bathurst, New Brunswick with her family. A bright, bubbly girl, she was known for her love of singing and dance. She had many friends, whom she’d met while attending school within the Anglophone School District North. DISAPPEARANCE: Madison was last seen by her father around 7:30am on the
*Last Updated – August 11, 2024* EARLY LIFE: Daniel Cornelius Robinson was born on January 14, 1997, into a loving family, which included his father, David; mother, Melissa; twin sisters, Davisha and Latisha; older brother, David; and his younger sister, Talia. They were incredibly close, especially he and his siblings, who helped Daniel come to
DISCOVERY: At 12:40pm on July 18, 1980, police were called to Westlake High School at 100 North Lakeview Canyon Road in Westlake Village, Ventura County, California. Upon arrival, they were directed toward the rear parking lot, where they came upon the body of a deceased pregnant female lying at the edge of the lot, near
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