NH NH - Denise Beaudin, 23, Manchester, 26 Nov 1981

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Here is the NamUs thread for this set of unidentified remains:
https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/4842
This is on a very short list of possibilities that I found while sifting through UPs along a cross country route. DNA is available for this UP, so once Denise's DNA profile is complete, hopefully we'll know, one way or the other.

Are the Indiana and Oklahoma Jane Does the only ones on your shortlist of possibilities?
 
This date is off, but since she just recently was reported missing, maybe the missing date could be off? This female has a noticeable overbite. http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1027ufoh.html

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I think Denise's family was pretty clear that they saw her at Thanksgiving in 1981. I'm thinking that they wouldn't be a year off due to the baby.

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This date is off, but since she just recently was reported missing, maybe the missing date could be off? This female has a noticeable overbite. http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1027ufoh.html

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The date may be off for Denise but might be perfect for the mother of Evans' child, the middle child who is said to have been 2 to 7 mos in ALLENTOWN area after having come from her home isotope zone. Overbite is there too as in the middle child. Maybe this post should also be posted over there.
 
I found this woman: https://identifyus.org/cases/2607 This is the unidentified woman known as "Irondequoit Jane Doe." The main thing that caught my eye was the apparent severe overbite in Irondequoit's sketch.

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The rest isn't real close. She was found in 1988 but her estimated date of death is 15 years earlier, which actually makes their estimate a bit before Denise went missing. But with a body that old, there's a lot of room for error. There's not a lot of identifying information about her; they were unable to get DNA for profiling. She has dentals but Denise doesn't, so it would be a difficult match to make.

Irondequoit Jane Doe's thread;http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...eletal-122UFNY-14-23-in-shallow-grave-July-88
 
I found this woman: https://identifyus.org/cases/2607 This is the unidentified woman known as "Irondequoit Jane Doe." The main thing that caught my eye was the apparent severe overbite in Irondequoit's sketch.

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The rest isn't real close. She was found in 1988 but her estimated date of death is 15 years earlier, which actually makes their estimate a bit before Denise went missing. But with a body that old, there's a lot of room for error. There's not a lot of identifying information about her; they were unable to get DNA for profiling. She has dentals but Denise doesn't, so it would be a difficult match to make.

Irondequoit Jane Doe's thread;http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...eletal-122UFNY-14-23-in-shallow-grave-July-88

Too bad there wasn't a way to get DNA from this Jane Doe because there are quite a few possibilities for her.
 
They're re-opening this case. Her daughter seems to be alive and well, per this article. They're going back to her home to search the property for evidence: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/01/1...h-manchester-home-woman-missing-35-years.html

""It was a different time, you had no cellphones, no social media, so it was different," Strelzin said.

The case was reopened after investigators said they had new information and had been in touch with Beaudin's daughter.

"We know where she is, we've identified her, she's alive and well," Strelzin said of the daughter. "She doesn't want her identity released at this time, but she's OK."

He also said the investigators found the daughter "years later."

Evans, who was 37 at the time, is now 72, and authorities know where he is, Strelzin said. He declined to provide more information about Evans, or what led authorities to begin investigating."
 
That's an older article. The search they're talking about was conducted shortly before Christmas.
 
They might not have Denise's DNA, but they do have her daughter's, so yes, they could have ruled her out through that connection.
 
Will someone please point me in the direction of Denise's family history?
I thought I read her father was still alive but that her brother and mother were no longer alive.
TIA!
 

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