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May 25, 2021: The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office has announced they’ve uncovered the identity of an unidentified woman found in a low water crossing off Highway MM, near Dixon, Missouri on May 25, 1981. Known as the Pulaski County Jane Doe, she has been identified as Karen Kay Knippers. The Identification came after the sheriff’s
EARLY LIFE: Brenda Byman was born on March 10, 1949 to parents Hilda and Ingvar Byman. A shy and sweet girl, she and her family lived in the Invermere area of British Columbia, new Dry Gulch Provincial Park. Those who knew Brenda describe her as being incredibly close with her family, especially her siblings: Albert,
EARLY LIFE: On March 21, 1996, tourists were walking along a private beach behind 32554 Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, Los Angeles County, California. While out, they came across the partial skeletal remains of an infant washed up in the sand. AUTOPSY: An autopsy was performed upon Jane Doe’s body being brought to the coroner’s office,
DISCOVERY: On April 20, 1978, the body of an unidentified female was discovered buried in a shallow grave in a commercial flower field in the 19300 block of south Wilmington Avenue in Carson, Los Angeles County, California. Two Hispanic males were seen driving from the area in a dark blue 1970 Vega Hatchback. They have
EARLY LIFE: Luke Joly-Durocher was born on June 28, 1990 to parents Monique Durocher and Rob Joly in Témiscaming, Quebec. While his parents eventually divorced, the family remained a tight-knit unit, with Luke and his sisters, Priscillia and Sara, keeping in constant contact with each other. Described by those who knew him as very outgoing
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