annemc2
her name is Suzanne Marie Sevakis
I remembered the Naptown for some reason (probably because I like naps so much). Maybe the threads could be merged? DE - DE - Wilmington, BlkFem 351UFDE, 20-40, 'Naptown Primrose Crew', Jan'02
DE DE - Wilmington, BlkFem 351UFDE, 20-40, 'Naptown Primrose Crew', Jan'02
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This possible match has been ruled out.
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Darn it. I always forget to look at rule outs. Thank you!
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This may have already been addressed but I find Indianapolis interesting because "Naptown" is the nickname for Indianapolis.
Whoops, I had absolutely no clue that there was a thread for her. Should have looked a bit more prudently, I guess.
I think a Maryland connection is plausible, especially considering Annapolis and Wilmington are around 1.5 hrs apart.
I think a Maryland connection is plausible, especially considering Annapolis and Wilmington are around 1.5 hrs apart.
annemc2
her name is Suzanne Marie Sevakis
Better to have too much interest than not enough! Excellent write-up and great theories Fuuro - thanks for posting your thoughts.
A new reconstruction (bust) was completed for Wilmington Jane Doe about a year ago exactly. It's good that this case has gotten some recent attention.
This reconstruction makes her look a bit older than the other reconstructions, in my opinion.
This reconstruction makes her look a bit older than the other reconstructions, in my opinion.
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Nice to see!
February 1, 2021
Cold Case Unit Asks for Public's Help in ID'ing Woman Found in 2002
''The Wilmington Police Department’s Cold Case Unit is asking for the assistance of the public to identify a deceased woman found in 2002.
On Jan. 24, 2002, a partially decomposed body was found by construction workers in a vacant home in the 1400 Block of West 3rd Street. Investigators determined that the deceased individual was a Black woman believed to be between 20 and 40 years of age at the time. It is estimated that she was about 5’3” tall.
While it has not been determined when or how the woman died, police and investigators with the Delaware Division of Forensic Sciences did not locate any evidence or signs indicating foul play. At the time the woman was found, she was wearing a gray long-sleeve Ralph Lauren shirt with a “POLO” Jeans logo on the left sleeve, as well as a pair of black “results” brand denim jeans and size 4 Timberland boots.
A forensic dentist and local artist assisted with the creation of a composite photo, which is included here along with photos of a backpack and shoes found at the scene.
This investigation remains ongoing, and investigators are asking the public for assistance.
Anyone with information about this investigation, or any other cold case, is encouraged to contact the WPD Cold Case Unit. The Cold Case Unit office can be reached at (302) 576-3619.''
Cold Case Unit Asks for Public's Help in ID'ing Woman Found in 2002
''The Wilmington Police Department’s Cold Case Unit is asking for the assistance of the public to identify a deceased woman found in 2002.
On Jan. 24, 2002, a partially decomposed body was found by construction workers in a vacant home in the 1400 Block of West 3rd Street. Investigators determined that the deceased individual was a Black woman believed to be between 20 and 40 years of age at the time. It is estimated that she was about 5’3” tall.
While it has not been determined when or how the woman died, police and investigators with the Delaware Division of Forensic Sciences did not locate any evidence or signs indicating foul play. At the time the woman was found, she was wearing a gray long-sleeve Ralph Lauren shirt with a “POLO” Jeans logo on the left sleeve, as well as a pair of black “results” brand denim jeans and size 4 Timberland boots.
A forensic dentist and local artist assisted with the creation of a composite photo, which is included here along with photos of a backpack and shoes found at the scene.
This investigation remains ongoing, and investigators are asking the public for assistance.
Anyone with information about this investigation, or any other cold case, is encouraged to contact the WPD Cold Case Unit. The Cold Case Unit office can be reached at (302) 576-3619.''
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Has Tova Barnett ever been considered? I understand that she went missing quite far from where the Doe was found but if women from FL were considered then I see no reason Tova shouldn't. Here is the Doe again for comparison.
The Doe did have the reddish hair and Tova had red highlights. The only thing that doesn't match is the distance between East Baton Rogue and Wilmington. It's less than 20 hours but there's plenty of places the abductor could have dumped the body on the way to DE. Let me know what you think.
The Doe did have the reddish hair and Tova had red highlights. The only thing that doesn't match is the distance between East Baton Rogue and Wilmington. It's less than 20 hours but there's plenty of places the abductor could have dumped the body on the way to DE. Let me know what you think.
Have we ruled out Deanna M. Smith? Similar short hair, similar age. Deanna is from Indianapolis, which is what the "Naptown" might be referring to (if not Maryland). She went missing in 1999, though, but I feel like that hypothetically could've given her the time to go from Indiana to Delaware. Just speculation, let me know what you think.
