Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Just wondering, does @othram have her case on their list? I’m pretty sure that the funding will be done in a few days!
Genealogy will solve her case! And lead to justice!
View attachment 286445
I also see that circular scar between the bridge of her nose, here is the detail of that scar.
Hello, does anybody know if Nancy Lynn Jason has already been ruled out as Woodlawn Doe?
There's a strong resemblance between the two. Even though the blood type seems different.
The time nancy vanished she was treated by a doctor for chronic fatigue and epilepsy.
Nancy was last seen in 1977.
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
The reason for this is that their bone-structure is "Caucasoid". Sure it differs from other caucasian regions of the world, but that is normally the reason why they are placed under "white". Not sure if they still are though. I think we have more ethnic categories today and know more about the human body and the traits. Luckily!"White female" looks more admixed Asian/White to me, or Hispanic
In fact, some Asians (South and Central Asians) were classed as "white" in the 1970s
The reason for this is that their bone-structure is "Caucasoid". Sure it differs from other caucasian regions of the world, but that is normally the reason why they are placed under "white". Not sure if they still are though. I think we have more ethnic categories today and know more about the human body and the traits. Luckily!
We should be using DNA testing to make these determinations: Estimating Human Ancestry
Indeed many South Asians are classed as "Caucasoid", however there are some that aren't such as Dravidian types. IndoCaribbeans are quite numerous in NE USA. If the UID is indeed of partial South Asian ancestry it most likely would be northern Indian or Pakistani. However I'm guessing most likely Hispanic or Hapa.The reason for this is that their bone-structure is "Caucasoid". Sure it differs from other caucasian regions of the world, but that is normally the reason why they are placed under "white". Not sure if they still are though. I think we have more ethnic categories today and know more about the human body and the traits. Luckily!
I can't see anything in those photos of the tattoo. It's like the eye tests they give you to see whether you're colorblind.
Indeed many South Asians are classed as "Caucasoid", however there are some that aren't such as Dravidian types. IndoCaribbeans are quite numerous in NE USA. If the UID is indeed of partial South Asian ancestry it most likely would be northern Indian or Pakistani. However I'm guessing most likely Hispanic or Hapa.
I went on FaceApp, genderswapped a few male Hapa faces and some looked similar to the UID.
Another person thinks the UID could be an Ashkenazi Jew (and therefore white.) However I personally don't think so.
If she was from Puerto Rico, then it could have been Jazmín S.About the tattoo, does anyone see an S? I see 'JS' rather than 'JP'.
Based on the lead that the NCMEC received about Doe's name being Jasmine/Jassy.
I think that its possible that her name could have been Jasmine S.
I can't see anything in those photos of the tattoo. It's like the eye tests they give you to see whether you're colorblind.
Indeed many South Asians are classed as "Caucasoid", however there are some that aren't such as Dravidian types. IndoCaribbeans are quite numerous in NE USA. If the UID is indeed of partial South Asian ancestry it most likely would be northern Indian or Pakistani. However I'm guessing most likely Hispanic or Hapa.
I have a dove tattoo and it made me question what it looks like from different angles. lol