Jake479
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Seems like knowing the blood types for some of the MPs may help rule them out, even without DNA. Only roughly 24% of African-Americans are A+.A positive blood type.
That’s interesting. I think it’s a good possibility if there’s a chance she was last known alive on April 26, 1967. That’s an oddly specific month/day considering the uncertainty of the year.The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
This (super sparse) case reminds me of this Jane Doe, though I have no clue why she'd be in Detroit. Her NAMUS file says she was last seen on April 26, 1968, but the Circumstances section says 'Cellastine was last seen by her family in Jersey City NJ, approximately 1967-1968, where she disappeared after work. Her family never heard from her again.'.
That’s interesting. I think it’s a good possibility if there’s a chance she was last known alive on April 26, 1967. That’s an oddly specific month/day considering the uncertainty of the year.
Good point!Maybe the date is someone's birthday or something like that. If the report was filed years later then they it would make sense why they can remember the date but not the year.
@victoriarobinson642 did you happen to submit Celestine? She now has a photo on NamUs and I think she’s probably a match! I used the PM photo and even the teeth seem pretty similar.
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On the PM photo on namus
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
The teeths are visible, JD has her front teeth sticking out a bit and it appears like there is a small gap. Similar front teeth for Celestine.
I'm not convinced there is match though, JD appears much slimmer with a longer face but ofcourse her appearence could have changed, especially if she had a drug problem when she died. The teeth and the mouth are very similar also nose and small eyes. It's worth sending in.