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I submitted her too, I think it’s her. The circumstances are just too similar.It seems like a possibility. I would submit her if I were you.
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I submitted her too, I think it’s her. The circumstances are just too similar.It seems like a possibility. I would submit her if I were you.
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The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
A West Virginia cold case writer is seeking information from the NJ area in a Jane Doe cold case. Jane Doe was found on February 13, 1983 near Littleton, WV. She was a Caucasian female, approximately 5'5" tall and 135 pounds. She wore dentures. She has never been identified. Do you know someone who went missing in the 1980's that fits this description? Please contact shinealightwv@yahoo.com
HELP NEEDED IDENTIFYING JANE DOE '83 Classifieds | NJ.com
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719DFCA - Essie Margarette Hiett
AKA: Marge, Steele
Age: 47 years old
Height/Weight: 5'5", 130 lbs
White female. Brown hair; green eyes. Eyeglasses with photo gray lenses.
She was wearing a green blouse with a female's facial image imprinted on the front, a Timex watch with a white metal extension band and a blue face, and sterling silver earrings. She also wore a white gold wedding ring set, which included an engagement ring with five embedded stones and a wedding band with six embedded stones, total weight one karat.
Full dentures, no dental X-rays available.
Birthmarks, Scars: A half-moon-shaped scar on her right temple near her hairline. Scars on both legs from a varicose vein removal operation. Pierced ears.
Hiett was last seen leaving work at Rusty Jack's Bar in downtown Oroville on February 13, 1978, between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. Her wrecked car was found in a ditch on Palermo-Honcut Road, with clothing and belongings scattered on the ground.
Additional info from PDF file (scroll down to Page 4):
Missing persons.pdf
CA - CA - Essie 'Marge' Hiett, 47, Oroville, 13 Feb 1978
Demographics
Missing Age47 Years
Current Age89 Years
First NameEssie
Middle NameMargarette
Last NameHiett
Nickname/AliasMarge or Steele
SexFemale
Height5' 5" (65 Inches)
Weight130 lbs
Race / EthnicityWhite / Caucasian
Circumstances
Date of Last ContactFebruary 13, 1978
NamUs Case CreatedFebruary 16, 2013
Last Known Location Map
LocationOroville, California
CountyButte County
Circumstances of DisappearanceHiett was last seen in downtown Oroville, California on February 13, 1978. Essie worked as a hostess at an Oroville card room; she vanished while returning to her home sometime between 02.00 and 04.00 am. Her disabled car and her clothes were found, but her body was never located. Foul play is suspected.
Physical Description
Hair ColorBrown
Head Hair Descriptionbrown
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair Description--
Left Eye ColorGreen
Right Eye ColorGreen
Eye DescriptionGlasses with photo grey lenses
Distinctive Physical Features
Item
Description
Scar/mark
Half moon shaped scar on her right temple in the hairline area. Small surgical scars on her legs for vericose vein removal.
Other distinctive physical characteristic
full dentures
Clothing and Accessories
Item
Description
Clothing
Green blouse with a full face picture of a female imprinted on the front Tan Naugahyde jacket. White pants. Pantyhose.
Eyewear
glasses that have photo grey lenses
Footwear
White shoes.
Jewelry
a Timex watch with a white metal extension band and a blue face and sterling silver earrings, and a white gold wedding ring set, which included an engagement ring with five embedded stones and a wedding band with six embedded stones; the total weight of the set is one karat.
Additional Case Info
Transportation
1975 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo
Style--
ColorBrown
State--
License Plate--
Expiration Year--
CommentsDisabled car later found
R/O
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
They had different blood types, according to the detective. The detective was very responsive.
And that's an old school rule out, but a definitive one, not subject to new developments or advances in science. If they're different blood types, they can't be the same person. Safe to move on to other possibilities.They had different blood types, according to the detective. The detective was very responsive.