Alleykins
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Try not to die mysteriously while wearing it, please.
At least everyone here will know it's me
Try not to die mysteriously while wearing it, please.
Good to know! Who else would be able to identify that about your bracelet? I wouldn't know anything about my best friends rings. A sister, yes.True. I have a sterling silver bangle bracelet that came in a lot I purchased with "love Jim & Alma" engraved on the inside. I have no idea who they are, but it's a lovely bracelet.
True. I have a sterling silver bangle bracelet that came in a lot I purchased with "love Jim & Alma" engraved on the inside. I have no idea who they are, but it's a lovely bracelet.
The last ring is a Claddagh ring. They're quite popular here in Ireland, usually given to people as a token of love (romantic, friendship etc). Perhaps she had Irish roots?
The initial is now being reported as a "C"
I am guessing this women was a youth run away or has very little family or long term homeless. So much detail about her with no ID yet.
Let's say there is family looking for her across the country. How does it all work? Does the family have to actively look daily for unclaimed bodies or is there a network that reaches out to them? How does one who lives in California know about a Pennsylvania recovered body. What branch of law enforcement handles this type of case? Do they reach out to other law agencies? What happened before the internet? I don't think there is a great system to find families as I naively assumed. I think it is much more difficult.
Has anyone submitted Denise Baffa (posted by a former WS member) as a possible match? The resemblances are uncanny, imo.
MOO JMO
To be honest I'm not totally up to date and I don't know if Denise was submitted. I remember that in the beginning Jane Doe was estimated to be a tall woman, IIRR around 5'7, but now the Namus file says 5' 3"(63 inches), Estimated. That confuses me.
Wow! It isn't typical to make an announcement to make an announcement at a later date. May our Jane Doe find her name.The woman's identity has not been discovered, but Pennsylvania State Police are planning to provide an update on the woman's identity on May 17.
According to state police, genealogy testing led authorities to identify the woman.
Break In 2016 Delco Jane Doe Death Investigation Coming: State Police
Pennsylvania State Police later this month will announce a break in the investigation of a Delaware County Jane Doe's death and identity.patch.com
I can't help to find the wording strange. The woman's identity is not discovered and at the same time genealogy testing led authorities to identify the woman. Could it be they found familial connections but not her exact identity?The woman's identity has not been discovered, but Pennsylvania State Police are planning to provide an update on the woman's identity on May 17.
According to state police, genealogy testing led authorities to identify the woman.
Break In 2016 Delco Jane Doe Death Investigation Coming: State Police
Pennsylvania State Police later this month will announce a break in the investigation of a Delaware County Jane Doe's death and identity.patch.com