I have something for everyone to look it...I am probably REALLY OFF here, but I thought that it was worth a shot...ALL Opinions welcome. The poster on Beth Doe says that she has 2 moles on the left side of her face, one on her cheek and one above her eye, *BOTH MOLES ON THE LEFT SIDE OF HER FACE*, but if you look at the poster, do you see what is described? I see one mole on the left above the eye and another on the right above the lip. If that description for Beth Doe (which I remind you is 40 years + old ) is inaccurate, is it not all also possible that the eye color could be off as well? I researched details and I came up with something interesting....There was a girl missing from Maine, that disappeared Sept. 24, 1971, which was 5 years prior to Beth Doe being found (1976) and the similarities are crazy. The SCARRING ON THE FEET! The chin is similar, the lips also look similar. The mole above the eye and lip are airily similar. Doe's face is fuller, although it would be if she was in her last month of pregnancy. The hair is short in Beth Doe's picture, VS the known missing victim is shown with long hair, which could simply mean that she cut it, (keeping in mind that the missing girl had been missing for 6 years by the time Beth Doe was found). Both girls had brown hair. The skin is difficult to compare because one of the pictures is only a sketch (Doe's pic) and the other is a black and white photo, so again, it's hard to really make a comparison. The height of the two girls is similar. The weight can't really be compared, again because she was full term. So with all of that said, my question is this....the reported girl is listed with blue eyes, and Beth Doe is listed with Brown. Is it too far off to suggest that maybe the eye color is listed incorrectly on one of them, taking into consideration that the mole locations sited do not seem to match up to what's in the picture? Please just look at the pictures and let me know your thoughts. I am interested in hearing what a fresh set of eyes may see?
Stats for CATHY MARIE MOULTON:Classification: Endangered Missing Date Of Birth: June 28, 1955 Age: 16 years old Height and Weight: 5'4, 98 pounds Distinguishing Characteristics: Brown hair, blue eyes. Moulton's four eyeteeth have been removed and she wore braces on her teeth and thick eyeglasses with heavy dark-colored plastic frames at the time of her disappearance in 1971. Moulton has scars on both of her feet from wart removal. She has a white spot on her left elbow and flat moles are scattered across her back. Clothing Description: A navy blue all-weather coat, a navy blue pant dress and brown leather shoes.STATS FOR BETH DOE:
| Born | 1951 - 1962 (approximate) |
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| Status | Unidentified for 40 years, 2 months and 19 days |
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| Died | c. December 13–19, 1976 |
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| Cause of death | Strangulation |
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| Body discovered | December 20, 1976 |
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| Resting place | Laurytown Road Cemetery, Weatherly, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, USA |
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| Known for | Unidentified victim of homicide |
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| Height | 4 ft 11 in (1.50 m) (minimum)5 ft 4 in (1.63 m) (maximum) |
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| Weight | 140 lb (64 kg) to 150 lb (68 kg) |
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| Children | 1 (at least; unborn) |
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After a three-hour autopsy on December 23, 1976, it was determined that she was a white woman in her late teens or early twenties. However, her identity could not be established.[15][32][4][33] The cause of death was determined to be that of strangulation, although she had been shot in the neck as well.[34]Beth Doe was between 4 feet 11 inches and 5 feet 4 inches tall. She weighed 140 to 150 pounds (due to her pregnancy}.[5] Her hair, which was shoulder-length, was an undyed dark brown. The medical examiner classified her blood as type O.[5]She had some distinctive markings on her body. A 2- to 6-inch scar was visible above one of her heels.[1][8][32] Two moles on her face, one above her left eye and one on her left cheek, may have developed during her pregnancy.[5][8]Before becoming a teen, some of her molars had been extracted, and she had received fillings in her teeth. However, she had likely not seen a dentist in some time, as she was suffering from severe tooth decay.[18]
