chaddylex
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It didn't? I see 29 rule outs.[/
Maybe they can’t see them if they aren’t a registered user like some of us are.
It didn't? I see 29 rule outs.[/
Maybe they can’t see them if they aren’t a registered user like some of us are.
I haven't been on NamUs in a while, but they did some kind of upgrade and you couldn't see rule outs anymore unless you actually registered. Not sure if that's why you can't see them, but thought it was worth mentioning.Omg why tf did NamUs get rid of rule outs though...
Here are the ruleouts - like Kaylara Owl said - 29... looks like last time her profile was modified was May 8th
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I have no idea.....How is it that some names (such as Mary-Jo Lee Long) show up multiple times ? Were they ruled out through different methods, i.e DNA then dentals or fingerprints ?
I read somewhere on WS that this was the case. I don’t remember where I saw it and have no clue if it’s accurate or not though.How is it that some names (such as Mary-Jo Lee Long) show up multiple times ? Were they ruled out through different methods, i.e DNA then dentals or fingerprints ?
"Blairstown Princess Doe" Unidentified girl murdered July 1982 Blairstown, NJ
BLAIRSTOWN NJ UNIDENTIFIED GIRL
DOB: Jan 1, 1968 (Approximation)
Found: Jul 15, 1982
Age at time of discovery: 14 (Approximation)
Age Now: 36
Sex: Female
Race: White
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Unknown
Height: 5'2" (157 cm)
Weight: 110 lbs (50 kg)
Found: BLAIRSTOWN, NJ, United States
NCMEC-Unidentified
Circumstances:
On July 15, 1982, the remains of a white female were found at the north end of Cedar Ridge Cemetery on State Hwy 94, in Warren Co., NJ. This homicide victim, between 14 and 18 years of age, is believed to have been deceased for up to one week before her discovery. Her hair was shoulder-length. Her weight was estimated between 100 to 120 lbs. Her eye color couldn't be determined.
Clothing and Accessories:
She was wearing a red V-neck shirt with yellow piping on the front portion of the shoulder and blue and black piping around the neck, sleeves and waist. She had a wrap around skirt colored red, white and blue with a border print of peacocks on the lower portion. She had a gold chain with white beads and a 14K gold cross with ornate design.
The image shown in the linked poster is a computer-assisted facial reconstruction done by forensic artists at the NCMEC. The "DOB" and "Age" fields are approximations.
At one time, a woman called NCMEC and said she was working at a local motel (near Blairstown) when the "Princess" checked in - about two nights before she was probably murdered. She did not recall the name, but did recall "Princess" was looking to be a hotel maid and said her father was dentist and that she was a runaway from FL. Dental charts of "Princess" were compared with those of Emma Vaughn, a missing girl from Orlando, Florida, but there was no match.
ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT--
Warren County Prosecutor's Office (New Jersey), Attn.: Sgt. Steve Speirs Jr. -1-908-475-6624
Link
NCMEC Redirection
Wow - I never saw Cecile's profile. She does look like Princess Doe. I can ask the Blairstown Museum if they have ever considered her or if they know anything about a possible match if you would like?
I just heard back yesterday from the Blairstown Museum about the possible match between Princess Doe and Cecile.(sorry I forgot to post earlier)
Here is the response I got:
I'm not aware of any DNA testing between these two cases, but I will personally investigate these cases to see if there is a credible match. Thank you for the information.
That's wonderful news. I hope she gets identified someday, DDP should take on her case.
Someone has to know something, and maybe this person is still alive. Such a young girl had to have gone to school at some point, she has to have had teachers, her parents have been missing her somewhere, maybe she even had siblings whose children are now wondering where their aunt is. All Doe cases are tragic, but the ones with people my age or younger really hit home. It's terrifying enough to think someone wanted a 16-18 year-old girl dead, and it's even more terrifying to think about the sheer brutality of that crime and the fact no one seems to know her. I think this case will either be solved by DNA genealogy, or if one of her relatives ever gets arrested and their DNA processed through CODIS.
By the way, I stumbled upon sources mentioning the fact a psychic of some kind thought her name was Mary. Is there any information on this ? Is it known who provided that information ?
Unless this is completely new information, Andria Ann Bailey is still missing.Nevermind - Andria Ann Bailey was ID'd as a different Jane Doe.