Hey guys, Happy Sunday. I just came across this thread... I can lend a bit of info, though, & hope it helps...
1) Potomac Mills Mall is an outlet mall. They had/have a Nordstrom Rack there, which is a Nordstrom outlet store. I know they sold Classiques Entier there bc I was with my ex's grandmother that was "addicted" to anything Entier, & she purchased some items there. Potomac Mills also had/has a Guess store & an REI store. Potomac Mills Mall is less than a half hour from where Jane Doe was found. (Note that Guess could be purchased anywhere, though...especially her gold watch.)
2) Her bills' serial #s were in consecutive order. This suggests she went to a bank. I worked for Citigroup back then & one thing I know for a fact - anybody working for a bank has to get bonded. This means fingerprints on file. Did the police ever dust the bills for prints & run them? It might pull up a few sets of prints but it would show the Teller that handled the money - the one that gave Jane Doe the bills. If there's a chance she used an ATM then the prints might show the Brinks (or whomever they use) driver or handler, which in turn could show the route/stops he used to stock the ATMs, which could pinpoint the bank used. (I've never gotten consecutive numbered bills from an ATM at a WaWa or such, only a bank.)
3) If police wanted to know if she was wealthy, maybe they could test her makeup. Chanel lipstick, for instance, has different ingredients in it compared to Revlon or L'Oreal. My bet is on her wearing Estée Lauder or Lancôme which is stereotypical for alot of older women.
4) Her hair is dyed. She was in her 60's so her hair would have turned. The color reminds me of a red color on a Garnier box. Did police check to see if it's boxed or professional?
5) Looza could be purchased in most larger grocery stores anywhere back then, just maybe not a FoodLion or Wynn Dixie. It's not as rare as one would think. It's a little bit more than Tropicana but it tastes so much better bc its very close to being all natural. It seems like it would be a "higher end" beverage but in all reality there's more ounces in their bottles. Do we know how many ounces her bottle was? Also, was it Peach Nectar or Peach Juice? I thought Looza juice came in cans back then, but the picture showed a bottle, which is why I'm asking. (Police said juice but could they have just said that bc its what it looked like instead of what it was labelled?)
Hoping some of this helps a little. I'm intrigued by this thread...