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I think the claddagh is the most likely of the three to be a birthstone, and emerald is May. I also think all three of these are older, like ca. 1970s. That's the last time that style of script letter was really popular.

Whoa, 6 feet tall? Has she been suggested for Lori Ruff? I know hair color is off but teenagers do dye their hair.

The coat label is also 1960s or older. I think the rat poison is the latest definitively dated item. IIRC the sparkly fabric isn't sequins, it's lurex knit which is very much in line with disco fashion (although I can't seem to find the picture now?). I might be biased because of the Judy...

Widespread Panic is a hippie jam band similar to the Grateful Dead and Phish. People follow them around the country on tour. It might be a good idea to reach out to the fan community and see if anyone recognizes him.

6 1/2 is very small for a man's ring. Are they sure he was wearing it?

I'm 100% sure people were confusing her with another Jane Doe who had reddish curly/wavy hair and was also killed with a shotgun blast. That particular Doe had two separate recons but the extent of her wounds meant they were both at weird angles and didn't look much like a real person IMO...

It's a time gap in the other direction though. Sharon Medlin went missing two years after Jane Doe was found.

I remember reading earlier in the thread that her hair was unbraided, washed and re-braided for the photo, so her pigtails might not have been that tight when she was alive.

That's a Nazi eagle with the swastika blacked out. I wonder if he was killed as retaliation for leaving a gang.

It was the same reconstruction that was posted earlier in this thread.

Oh that's Andrea Doe. Her thread's over here. That reconstruction looks a lot like Ilene. The one made using her PM photo doesn't so much. Still, it would be fantastic to see both of these cases resolved.

Was either MP a Sagittarius? I wish they gave birthdates, considering how many UIDs are found with zodiac items.

Owl jewelry was extremely popular in the 60s-70s. I wish there was a picture of the necklace.

So this is obviously not the exact shirt but it's one I happen to have in stock that's similar. More than likely, the UID's shirt is either a souvenir from a specific destination, or it's a generic pro-nature kind of message like this one. Band shirts and Harley shirts were/are rare compared to...

Full slips are sized by bust measurement, so she would've had a 34" bust and 22" waist. Small by modern standards but not out of the ordinary back then.