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EARLY LIFE: Ebby Steppach was born on March 31, 1997. Growing up in Little Rock, Arkansas, she lived with her mother, Laurie Jernigan; her stepfather, Michael Jernigan; her older brother, Trevor; and her younger sister, Harris. Descried as bubbly and of a big heart, Ebby was known for going out of her way to help
*UPDATE: The Gwinnett County Police Department has uncovered the identity of the Gwinnett County Jane Doe: Jessica Ashley Manchini.* DISCOVERY: On July 26, 2016, a construction worker with the Department of Transportation found a suitcase near a construction site he was working on, about 80 yards into the woods. The area, located within Georgia’s Gwinnett
*UPDATE: The DNA Doe Project has uncovered the identity of the Marion County Jane Doe: Dana Nicole Lowrey.* DISCOVERY: On March 10, 2007, the skeletal remains of an unidentified female were found in a bushy area in Grand Prairie Township, Ohio. The area, which is surrounded by fields and located within Marion County, is along the
DISCOVERY: On May 6, 2016, a mushroom hunter travelling along Catacin Hollow Road near Cunningham Falls State Park discovered the partial skeletal remains of an unidentified male. The remains were approximately 500 feet from the road and were dispersed across the area. The area where the remains were found, which is located in Thurmont, Maryland,
DISCOVERY: On July 17, 1980, electrical workers discovered the skeletal remains of a woman buried along a set of power lines near post two in Eklutna, Alaska. The area, which is heavily wooded, is about one mile south of South Eklutna Lake Road. AUTOPSY: The body was brought to the Alaska State Medical Examiner’s Office,
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