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That's possible but if it was vacant, why would the garage door have been open, not closed? Usually garages like this don't have any windows or anything, just the large garage door is the only way in. And why would 2 children have gone into the random garage too and found her? Very strange all...

NamUs now has the height as 4'11" - 5'3".

So strange that the people who owned or rented the garage wouldn't know who she was. Why would she sneak into a random garage to hang herself from the rafters?? It's a pretty small house and she'd likely have to walk on the driveway past the house to get to the garage in the back. You can see a...

It's the Hotel Belleclaire. The website says it opened in 1903, so it should have been the same hotel back when this Jane Doe was there, too. Although, they're currently using the address of the entrance on Broadway instead of the 77th Street address. There was a controversy in 2020 when 14 sex...

They just arrested Robert's killer last month, according to this article! No information about motive, though.

I haven't watched but there's apparently an episode about Joyvaline's killer, William Devin Howell, in season 1 of "Making a Serial Killer."

I think a moderator just marked it as "Resolved," since there isn't any public info about who this Jane Doe was identified as.

There's no UP12462 on NamUs anymore and it looks like a moderator marked this thread as "Resolved," but I'm not finding anything more about this case in the news. So maybe they identified the person but didn't announce it.

There is no UP 16175 on NamUs anymore, so he must have been identified? Not finding anything in the news about who he was, though, so maybe they didn't announce it.

Not seeing anything else in the news about Landberto but here's some info from a New York Post article, in case it helps LE track down his loved ones.

There is no UP11856 on NamUs anymore but I'm not finding anything else about this Jane Doe online... maybe they identified her but never announced it?

They are wealthy / upscale towns that are very woodsy and somewhat rural. The BHC took over a ton of people's land through eminent domain back in the day, in order to build reservoirs -- it was a whole controversy. So the land where he was found is probably mainly unoccupied forest, which is why...

Edgar Rodriguez was also found on Bridgeport Hydraulic Company property in Redding, in 1989... wonder if these 2 cases are related?

Pamela Jerome Pepper was also found on Bridgeport Hydraulic Company property in Redding, in 1986... wonder if these 2 cases are related?

Updated link here, since the one above is dead now: Cold Case Edgar Rodriguez