In September 2019, the FBI released a ViCAP alert which states that the killer of Sheridan County Jane Doe and Bitter Creek Betty has also been linked via DNA to the murder of Pamela Rose McCall.
FBI Asks For Truckers’ Help Identifying Serial Killer And Remains Of Young Women - TruckersReport.com
https://www.thetruckersreport.com/w...ON-HOMICIDE-SERIES-WY-TN-Updated-Public-1.pdf
From the ViCAP PDF link:
On 03/10/1991, 03/01/1992, and 04/13/1992, three female bodies were found along the Interstate Highways in Tennessee (TN) and Wyoming (WY), which have been linked to an unidentified white male DNA profile.
On 03/10/1991, Pamela Rose McCall’s body was discovered approximately 100 feet from the Saturn Parkway, west of Interstate 65 (I65), in Spring Hill, TN. Pamela was 32 years-old, 5’6” tall, 120 pounds, with shoulder length brown hair. She was dressed in a black miniskirt and tan panty hose (no shoes or socks). She was last seen at the Union 76 Truck Stop, ten miles north along I65. She was sexually assaulted and died as a result of manual strangulation. She was 20 weeks pregnant at the time of her death.
On 03/01/1992, the unidentified nude remains of a Hispanic/Latina (based on ancestral DNA) female were found off the westbound lane of Interstate 80 (I80), along the bottom of a slope, at the rest area known as “Bitter Creek”, 40 miles east of Rock Springs, WY. The victim was between 24 – 32 years-old, 5’8” tall, 130 pounds, with collar length brown hair. She had a long vertical scar on her abdomen, potentially a caesarean scar, and a red rose tattoo with what appears to be Chinese characters between the stem and the right leaf on her right breast. The cause of victim’s death could not be determined; however, due to the circumstances on how and where victim’s body was recovered this case is considered a homicide. The victim had evidence of trauma to her neck, face, and jaw as well as a potential puncture wound of the left nostril, which penetrated her spheroid bone. It could not be determined if this wound was by the offender or if it was the result of postmortem recovery. (Refer to figures 1 and 2 and National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) database, case report numbers UP8894.
On 04/13/1992, the unidentified remains of a white female were found in a ditch along southbound Interstate 90 (I90), approximately 5 miles south of the WY and Montana (MT) state line, in Sheridan, WY. The victim was between 17 – 23 years old, 5’5” tall, 115 pounds, with shoulder length sun bleached brown hair. The victim was fully clothed with the exception of her shoes and socks, which were never recovered. She wore size 5 Kayo of California medium blue jeans with a white plastic belt having a gold color buckle; a size large Sauci brand blue and white checkered midriff blouse with pearl colored ornamental buttons; a size 38C Chic brand light blue lacey bra, and size 5 – 6 Bill Blass brand dark blue and pink paisley print bikini panties. The victim was approximately 10 weeks pregnant at the time of her death. The cause of victim’s death could not be determined; however, due to the circumstances on how and where victim’s body was recovered this case is considered a homicide. (Refer to figures 3 and 4 and NamUs database, case report number UP9970.)
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