John/Jane Doe
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IN IN - St Joseph Co., 'Madison' WhtFem 177UFIN, 20-35, in remote area, Dec'96
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As of yesterday, “Madison” has been unidentified for 26 years.
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“Madison” has been unidentified for 27 years today.
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Hi everyone,
I came across isotope results for Madison Doe on NamUs. I haven't seen much discussion about them on the forum yet, so I wanted to share the interpretation. Please keep in mind that isotope results aren't exactly reliable. Here's what I understand from the isotope data:
Based on isotope analysis, she possibly spent a large portion of her adolescence in the Great Lakes, New England, and Pacific Northwest regions. Testing also showed she stayed close to the state or states where she spent most of her adolescence, possibly living there or frequenting there.
States she possibly spent a large portion of her adolescence in (Most to least likely):
Most likely:
Great Lakes States: Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.
New England States: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Less Likely:
Pacific Northwest: Washington, Oregon.
Least Likely:
Northern Plains: North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and Idaho.
I came across isotope results for Madison Doe on NamUs. I haven't seen much discussion about them on the forum yet, so I wanted to share the interpretation. Please keep in mind that isotope results aren't exactly reliable. Here's what I understand from the isotope data:
Based on isotope analysis, she possibly spent a large portion of her adolescence in the Great Lakes, New England, and Pacific Northwest regions. Testing also showed she stayed close to the state or states where she spent most of her adolescence, possibly living there or frequenting there.
States she possibly spent a large portion of her adolescence in (Most to least likely):
Most likely:
Great Lakes States: Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.
New England States: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Less Likely:
Pacific Northwest: Washington, Oregon.
Least Likely:
Northern Plains: North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and Idaho.