Dna Doe Project is doing genealogical research, by this month we might know who she was !
From DDP's Facebook page:
"DNA Doe Project Case Announcement: Vernon County Jane Doe – Westby, Wisconsin (1984)
Status:
Genealogical research is in progress.
Who was Vernon County Jane Doe?
On May 4, 1984 three teenagers found the body of an unidentified white female on a gravel road in rural Vernon County near Westby, Wisconsin. Investigators believe the woman was killed somewhere along the same road and moved to the spot where she was found. Her face had been rendered unrecognizable from the extensive damage that had been done through blunt force trauma. Her hands had been removed, presumably in an effort to prevent identification by fingerprints.
After the case was featured on the local news, a couple came forward and stated they saw a suspicious man in the area driving a yellow 1982 Datsun, but investigators were unable to locate the man, or to identify the deceased.
NamUs: UP4786
Date found: May 4, 1984
Race: White/Caucasian
Sex: Female
Age: 50 to 65 years
PMI: 24 to 48 hours
Location: Westby, Wisconsin
Anyone who believes they have relevant information on this case should contact authorities directly:
Wisconsin Department of Justice
Joe Welsch, Special Agent
715-839-3830
Links to More Information:
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
Vernon County Jane Doe - DNA Doe Project Cases
Vernon County Jane Doe - Wikipedia
261UFWI
http://ktar.com/story/863751/arizon...rks-to-identify-victim-in-30-year-old-murder/
Facial approximation image provided by Catyana Falsetti.
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