The Doe Network: Case File 206UFQC
The Doe Network:
Case File 206UFQC
Reconstruction of Victim by Michel Fournier
Unidentified White Female
Vital Statistics
On June 13, 2001, a motorist parking behind the Royal Victoria Hospital discovered a skull next to the vehicle. The police found the rest of the skeleton under leaves in woods next to the parking lot, near the Allan Memorial Institute, a psychiatric hospital associated with the Royal Victoria Hospital and McGill University.
The body had probably had been there for about a year. An autopsy revealed no cause of death and no signs of violence.
Time and weather probably separated the skull from the skeleton and somehow it rolled into the parking lot.
Detectives searched through missing person reports across Canada. They also checked to see whether the woman might have been a staff member or patient at the hospital. But they were able to account for all the people reported as having disappeared from the hospital during 2000.
Investigators
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Montreal Police
Detective Sgt. Gilles Rathé
514-280-2690
Source Information: Montreal Gazette
Return to the Unidentified Victims' Index
Radio Canada made a report about this UID (in French)
New info from the video:
- Might be a homeless lady. A RN said that when the hospital released homeless people without appropriate clothing, they give scrubs to wear
- Hair analysis showed that she moved from northern Quebec to Montreal in her last four years of life
- She was probably seriously ill, maybe cancer
The Doe Network:
Case File 206UFQC
Reconstruction of Victim by Michel Fournier
Unidentified White Female
- Located on June 13, 2001 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
- Skeletal Remains
Vital Statistics
- Estimated age: 50 - 70 years old
- Approximate Height and Weight: 5'3" - 5'7"
- Distinguishing Characteristics: She had long, curly dark hair showing signs of grey. It's possible the woman suffered an injury to her shoulders or spine earlier in her life.
- Dentals: False teeth
- Clothing: She was wearing grey clothing normally worn by patients and hospital staff.
On June 13, 2001, a motorist parking behind the Royal Victoria Hospital discovered a skull next to the vehicle. The police found the rest of the skeleton under leaves in woods next to the parking lot, near the Allan Memorial Institute, a psychiatric hospital associated with the Royal Victoria Hospital and McGill University.
The body had probably had been there for about a year. An autopsy revealed no cause of death and no signs of violence.
Time and weather probably separated the skull from the skeleton and somehow it rolled into the parking lot.
Detectives searched through missing person reports across Canada. They also checked to see whether the woman might have been a staff member or patient at the hospital. But they were able to account for all the people reported as having disappeared from the hospital during 2000.
Investigators
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Montreal Police
Detective Sgt. Gilles Rathé
514-280-2690
Source Information: Montreal Gazette
Return to the Unidentified Victims' Index
Radio Canada made a report about this UID (in French)
New info from the video:
- Might be a homeless lady. A RN said that when the hospital released homeless people without appropriate clothing, they give scrubs to wear
- Hair analysis showed that she moved from northern Quebec to Montreal in her last four years of life
- She was probably seriously ill, maybe cancer