John/Jane Doe
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Sadly, there is no headstone, nor an entry for her burial. I just went to FindAGrave and it says, "Unable to locate where victim was buried, Dory Hill was chosen to facilitate entry on findagrave, as it is the closest to where she was found." It's odd (and confusing) that someone did that, as anyone can list a memorial on FindAGrave and simply state "unknown."There is a find a grave entry for her. I can't believe I'm seeing this for the first time. The investigators told me that they didn't know where she was buried and yet she has a headstone. I feel so stupid! Going to see what I can do to have them exhume her for DNA samples.
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Well thats bull****. I emailed the coroner anyway. Blackhawk is a small area, and it's unlikely that she was cremated. I bet she probably *is* in Dory Hill, just in an unmarked grave. Even if it wasn't Dory Hill, there are only 13 cemeteries in Gilpin County.Sadly, there is no headstone, nor an entry for her burial. I just went to FindAGrave and it says, "Unable to locate where victim was buried, Dory Hill was chosen to facilitate entry on findagrave, as it is the closest to where she was found." It's odd (and confusing) that someone did that, as anyone can list a memorial on FindAGrave and simply state "unknown."
Thank you for caring about this woman. I would like to know who she is, too.Here is a map of the Dory Hill Cemetery, with several plots marked "Unidentified".
How infuriating! Thank you for taking time to find out the fate of Maria Doe’s remains.I just spent an hour on the phone with the Gilpin County Coroner and here is the information I obtained, mods please delete if not allowed.
- Jane Doe's skeletal remains were dumped in the Lowry Landfill (without Gilpin County's knowledge or consent) in the mid-late 80's, they are not in a cemetery
- The only way to identify Jane Doe is a picture of her living wearing the same necklace; according to a jeweler it is a very unique piece.
- He believes that she is a missing woman from Mason City, Iowa who is no longer listed in NAMUS (for reasons unknown), but I found her on the Iowa Missing Persons database here; Lillian Eileen (Huff) Demaris.
- This case will never have a positive ID, just a presumptive ID.
IIRC, one of Bundy's UID victims was also buried in a landfill.in a LANDFILL!? Not even like throwing her remains in a crappy hole in the ground? That is absolutely despicable.
oh lord, "interesting" is right. I was caught off-guard by that image while scrolling down the page and instinctively laughed, and now I feel like a terrible person.While looking through FBI bulletins for missing people, I found a much more cleared up photo of that... interesting clay reconstruction. It's still not great but It's much better than the grainy photo we had to work with before.
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Don't worry! Laughing at it just because it's a bit strange doesn't make you a bad person at all! They also very likely did amplify her overbite to be even more prominent to spark a memory.oh lord, "interesting" is right. I was caught off-guard by that image while scrolling down the page and instinctively laughed, and now I feel like a terrible person.
(honestly, in a "Sensory homunculus" type aspect where it's emphasizing features people may remember, it's not a bad sculpture! Caricature is a good way to jostle people's memories to start putting the shapes of a face into place. Just.... this looks goofy.)