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DISCOVERY: On February 1, 1968, two fishermen noticed a black suitcase floating about 12 feet off the banks of Alton Lake, near the south end of the Lewis and Clark Bridge, off US Highway 67. Using a prodding stick, they fished the suitcase out of the water and noticed it was bound with blue clothesline
EARLY LIFE: Bella Marie Laboucan-McLean grew up in Sturgeon Lake Cree First Nation, located approximately 250km north of Edmonton, Alberta. She had a large family, consisting of her parents, three older sisters and two younger brothers. Bella’s parents are teachers, who over the past three decades have worked to develop Cree curriculum for language revitalization, while
*UPDATE: The Josephine County Sheriff’s Office has uncovered the identity of Annie Doe: Anne Marie “Annie” Lehman.* DISCOVERY: On August 19, 1971, a man and his son were mushroom hunting at Cave Junction in Oregon when they discovered skeletal remains in a wooded area off Rockwood Highway, near Mile Post 35 on the Oregon-California border. They
*UPDATE: The Jackson County Sheriff has announced the identity of Delta Dawn: Alisha Ann Heinrich* DISCOVERY: On the morning of December 5, 1982, truck driver Ted Hammond was driving along Interstate 10 when he spotted the body of an adult female floating in the Escatawpa River, then known as Dog River. Upon discovering the body,
*Last Updated – July 2, 2025* DISCOVERY: On October 31, 1958, the skeletal remains of an unidentified female were discovered on a hillside, off a dirt road on Skinner Ridge in Arizona, approximately 10 miles southeast of the Grand Canyon. AUTOPSY: The remains were examined upon being brought to the Coconino County Medical Examiner’s Office,
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