I cannot find the rule out list on NAMUS (Probably my annoying phones fault!)
You have to be registered and logged in (USA & territories only) to see the rule out list under Comparisons.
I cannot find the rule out list on NAMUS (Probably my annoying phones fault!)
For the first time, these (forensic genealogy) services are approved by the New York Department of Health and available to law enforcement, attorneys and innocence networks.
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Have these remains been identified? I can’t find the OP and am New here. But I did a dig a few years ago in wayne county for a woman missing since 86… was wondering if Connected?!
Late to the party -- Bonnie Bickwit?
NY - NY - Mitchel Weiser, 16, & Bonita Bickwit, 15, Narrowsburg, 27 July 1973
Bonnie is ruled out on NamUs
Anyone have thoughts on Mary Badaracco? She's not on the rule-out list. **edited to add I just noticed the teeth wouldn't match. I found her teeth info on DoeNetwork.
I stayed up all night researching. I just want to see what others have said before I hypothesize. I have ideas and feelings about it after an exhaustive night of searching. Its my first time on this site, so I am trying to figure out how far the investigation has gotten.can someone clue me in? Im green but determined.Irondequoit Jane Doe was discovered 33 years ago today.
With forensic genealogy finally on the roll in New York state, I'm certain this will be the last year IJD will remain a Jane Doe, and next year's "anniversary" will see us refer to her by her own, true name. It's long overdue.
The NCMEC's Facebook page, Help ID Me, posted about Irondequoit Jane Doe today, but the comments are always the same as you'd expectNo real updates, but I'm certain she'll be identified in the near future. Of all the UIDs in Monroe county, IJD's NamUs is the one that's updated most frequently, and dr. Zerby seems quite determined on identifying her. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
I'm no expert, but from the looks of it, their dentals look different; Erica seems a little too "bucktoothed" to be IJD. But if you feel strongly about it, I say just submit her. It wouldn't hurt!I just looked thru this thread to see if Erica Franolich was ever thought of as a possible match to this Jane Doe. In 2015, it was mentioned - she still isn't on the rule out list, so I don't know if Erica was ever ruled out. I saw this one picture of Erica on her Charley Project profile and thought is looked similar to this Jane Doe.
Here is Erica's NamUs page. The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
Here Charley Project Profile Erica Jayne Franolich – The Charley Project
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What do you think? I know they say the Jane Doe could have been deceased for up to 30 years prior, but I would have hoped by now these two would have been compared by law enforcement.
Looks likeI am thinking she is going to be identified here soon too, her NamUs profile has been modified again today. They didn't add any new rule outs.
Looks like
MP2921
Barbara Cotton
04/11/1981
Williams
ND
was added, but not made visible right away.