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EARLY LIFE: Angeline Eileen Pete was born at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on December 5, 1982 to her 16-year-old mother, Molly Dixon. The pair lived with Angeline’s grandmother, Eileen Nelson, on the Quatsino First Nations reserve before shortly relocating to Vancouver. Angeline’s father and Molly were not together at the time,
DISCOVERY: On the morning of September 30, 1968, a highway department worker was picking up debris near I-55 and Blodgett Road in an unincorporated area of Will County, Illinois when he discovered the nude body of an unidentified female. AUTOPSY: An autopsy was performed upon the body being brought to the coroner’s office, where it
*Last Updated – August 11, 2024* EARLY LIFE: Brianna Maitland was born in Burlington, Vermont, on October 8, 1986, to parents Bruce and Kellie Maitland. The youngest of two children, she grew up on a farm in East Franklin, Vermont, not far from the Canadian border. Known affectionately as “Bri” and “B”, Brianna was a
January 19, 2021: The Pecos Police Department has announced they’ve uncovered the identity of the unidentified female who accidentally drowned in the swimming pool of the Ropers Motel back on July 5, 1966. Known as the “Pecos Jane Doe“, she has officially been identified as Jolaine Marie Hemmy of Kansas City, Kansas. The identification came
January 14, 2021: The Collier County Sheriff’s Office has announced that they’ve uncovered the identity of the unidentified hiker known as “Mostly Harmless“. He had been found by deceased in Big Cypress National Preserve by two hikers on July 28, 2018. His cause of death was starvation and foul play is not suspected. John Doe
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