Al Ka
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Bringing forward her official isotope test results which are listed in her NamUs as pdf.
RESULTS SHORT SUMMARY: Oxygen and strontium isotope values from the enamels amples of FA5-31 are consistent with a possible origin in south eastern Illinois, as well as locations in Tennessee, Missouri and Kansas. Ribbone values for δ18O were not consistent with Illinois acclimation, suggesting that the individual had been in Illinois for less than 5 years prior to death.Possible long-term residence locations for the deceased include: NE Kansas, SW Missouri, Northern Arkansas and Northern Alabama.
Link - https://www.namus.gov/api/CaseSets/NamUs/UnidentifiedPersons/Cases/5325/Documents/7893
Discussion about her dentals on first few pages of this thread seemed to be missinterpreted. From statements that she did not have lots of work done on her teeth it was assumed that she did not have good dental care, hence bad teeth. From new police reports in last two years they have stated that her teeth were in good condition, without any major restorative work ever done or needed. There was however damage or substantial staining to one lower left tooth. That damage could have been present before her death but could not be exluded to happened after.
I am a bit surprised that her wedding ring is not discussed a bit more. Jane Doe was married and as per isotopes she has moved to Illinois some short time (less than 5 years) before her death. Maybe after marriage? As both rings were still present robbery might not have been a motive... So, is this case usual one where marriage went sour?
RESULTS SHORT SUMMARY: Oxygen and strontium isotope values from the enamels amples of FA5-31 are consistent with a possible origin in south eastern Illinois, as well as locations in Tennessee, Missouri and Kansas. Ribbone values for δ18O were not consistent with Illinois acclimation, suggesting that the individual had been in Illinois for less than 5 years prior to death.Possible long-term residence locations for the deceased include: NE Kansas, SW Missouri, Northern Arkansas and Northern Alabama.
Link - https://www.namus.gov/api/CaseSets/NamUs/UnidentifiedPersons/Cases/5325/Documents/7893
Discussion about her dentals on first few pages of this thread seemed to be missinterpreted. From statements that she did not have lots of work done on her teeth it was assumed that she did not have good dental care, hence bad teeth. From new police reports in last two years they have stated that her teeth were in good condition, without any major restorative work ever done or needed. There was however damage or substantial staining to one lower left tooth. That damage could have been present before her death but could not be exluded to happened after.
I am a bit surprised that her wedding ring is not discussed a bit more. Jane Doe was married and as per isotopes she has moved to Illinois some short time (less than 5 years) before her death. Maybe after marriage? As both rings were still present robbery might not have been a motive... So, is this case usual one where marriage went sour?