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DISCOVERY: On January 1, 1984, the partial remains of an unidentified female were found in Vidor, Orange County, Texas. The location, a pasture at the Highway 1132 overpass, was close to 1005 Ridgewood Street, near FM1135, south of I-10. AUTOPSY: An autopsy determined Jane Doe died at least 11 months prior to her body being
DISCOVERY: On November 11, 1995, the frozen body of an unidentified man were found in a coal train car in Wright, Campbell County, Wyoming. The train had travelled from the Pruitt Power plant in Richmond, Texas, some 1,000 miles away, and had made a number of stops before arriving in Wyoming. It’s believed John Doe
EARLY LIFE: Sharon Thor was born on October 28, 1966, in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She was one of five children of Frank, Sr. and Sonia Thor, and was the only daughter in the family. While Sharon was growing up, the family moved a few times, first to Roselle, then to Franklin, where they settled. The
EARLY LIFE: Geraldine Leona Settee was born on January 20, 1958, as the youngest of 10 children. She spent the early years of her life on Matheson Island, a Métis community at the narrows of Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba, before her family relocated to the big city, moving to St. Anne’s Road in Winnipeg. Growing up,
EARLY LIFE: Emily Bailey was born in December 1998, as the fourth of five siblings. She was close to her mother, Lori Bevan, and her older brother, Ben Bailey, with whom she shared many private jokes and kept in constant contact. Growing up, Emily moved between neighbourhoods in east and central Hamilton, Ontario, and attended
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