CANADA Canada - Carbon, Alberta, Female, 23-40, multiple dental fillings, in ditch, April 1995

[JerseyGirl]

Alberta RCMP’s Missing Persons and Unidentified Human Remains Unit is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying three individuals whose remains have been discovered in Alberta over the past 40 years.

Canada - Carbon, Alberta, Female, in ditch, April 1995. She has had multiple dental fillings and may have had children. She had suffered from repetitive fever. Estimated age: 23-40 years old. 5' to 5'3" tall.

Please refer to the video posted for additional information and pictures:

Watch: Alberta RCMP seek identity of human remains

 

[dotr]

Sept 5 2020
CRIME HUNTER: Who murdered 5 girls during summer of horror in 1974? | Toronto Sun

Do you know me? RCMP

''DATE: April 21, 1995

WHERE: Carbon, AB

411: Do you know this woman? Her remains were found in Alberta in 1995 but its believed she died some time between 1980 and 1985. The cause of death is unknown. She is between 23 and 40 years old, 5-foot-1 to 5-foot-4, and had multiple dental restorations including stainless steel crowns. She had suffered from repetitive fevers and may have had children. Her remains were found in a ditch.

CONTACT: Drumheller RCMP at 403-823-7590.''

 

[UncoolNegated]

Alberta RCMP’s Missing Persons and Unidentified Human Remains Unit is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying three individuals whose remains have been discovered in Alberta over the past 40 years.

Canada - Carbon, Alberta, Female, in ditch, April 1995. She has had multiple dental fillings and may have had children. She had suffered from repetitive fever. Estimated age: 23-40 years old. 5' to 5'3" tall.

Please refer to the video posted for additional information and pictures:

Watch: Alberta RCMP seek identity of human remains

I found an article in the Calgary Herald that seemed to pertain to this Jane Doe. According to this article, the RCMP believed that she has been removed from a grave site.

Carbon, Alberta Jane Doe -- A Case That's Bizzarre

 

[dotr]

I found an article in the Calgary Herald that seemed to pertain to this Jane Doe. According to this article, the RCMP believed that she has been removed from a grave site.

Carbon, Alberta Jane Doe -- A Case That's Bizzarre

The UID female had suffered from a disease called Brucellosis, which apparently is very rare in Canada.
From link, thanks..

Brucellosis - Wikipedia
''Brucellosis induces inconstant fevers, miscarriage, sweating, weakness, anemia, headaches, depression, and muscular and bodily pain. The other strains, B. suis and B. canis, cause infection in pigs and dogs, respectively. Overall findings support that brucellosis poses an occupational risk to goat farmers with specific areas of concern including weak awareness of disease transmission to humans and lack of knowledge on specific safe farm practices such as quarantine practices''

 

[UncoolNegated]

The UID female had suffered from a disease called Brucellosis, which apparently is very rare in Canada.
From link, thanks..

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The RCMP spokesman said that brucellosis wasn't a common disease in Canada and suggested that she may have been from abroad. However, I found that there was an outbreak of brucellosis in Alberta in the late 1970s and early 1980s. I don't think people should look abroad for who this Jane Doe is.

Clipping from Calgary Herald - Newspapers.com

 

[dotr]

The RCMP spokesman said that brucellosis wasn't a common disease in Canada and suggested that she may have been from abroad. However, I found that there was an outbreak of brucellosis in Alberta in the late 1970s and early 1980s. I don't think people should look abroad for who this Jane Doe is.

Clipping from Calgary Herald - Newspapers.com

Interesting, from a Canada Packers meat plant in Lethbridge, nice find!

Calgary Herald
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
12 Jan 1980,

 

[BlueJayBirdie]

Case profile from RCMP-GRC Canada's Missing site

Canada's Missing | Case details

Case reference: 2016069642​

On April 21, 1995, the remains of a woman were discovered near Carbon, Alberta. The post-mortem interval is estimated to be between 10 and 15 years. The individual had dental restorations including stainless steel crowns.

Unidentified​

Female, 22 - 35​

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Est. age 22 to 35
Gender Female
Height 155cm / 5ft 1in to 163cm / 5ft 4in

If you have information on this case, please contact any of the following:​

1. Drumheller RCMP 403-823-7590
Reference Case#: 20161550024

2. Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS(8477)
or online at https://www.canadiancrimestoppers.org/tips
Crime Stoppers provides anonymous tipping

3. Send email to the National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains
at: [email protected]

 

[BlueJayBirdie]

Just bumping for this Jane Doe
Don't see any recent news reports on her but there are 2 Facebook posts profiling case:

Log into Facebook

Who Am I? | 1593UFAB - Unidentified Female | Facebook

 

[UncoolNegated]

I remember working on this case. One thing to note is that the brucellosis disease had an Alberta outbreak in the time frame when the Jane Doe would have been alive. She's probably not a foreigner, in my opinion. I think she's someone who is missing from an Alberta grave. Perhaps the family does not even know she is missing from the grave, hence no one is really looking for her. It's a strange case.

 

[BlueJayBirdie]

I remember working on this case. One thing to note is that the brucellosis disease had an Alberta outbreak in the time frame when the Jane Doe would have been alive. She's probably not a foreigner, in my opinion. I think she's someone who is missing from an Alberta grave. Perhaps the family does not even know she is missing from the grave, hence no one is really looking for her. It's a strange case.

At this point I'm just hoping Alberta RCMP uses genetic genealogy to help id her and others

 

[kara1218]

I'm convinced this is Julie Ann Derouin. I've submitted this, and was contacted by Lethbridge police to discuss.

-proximity to Lethbridge where she was last seen is <3 hour drive from where remains were found.
-affiliation with motorcycle gangs: multiple hot spots for motorcyclists around the Carbon area, ex. Wayne, Last Chance Saloon, Drumheller, East Coulee, to name a few.
-"may have had children", if all remains recovered, due to the pregnancy, especially if her first, her pelvic structure may not have changed enough yet to be definitive.
-coffin birth- although rare, the fetus could've been expelled due to the decomposition process, and subsequently taken by scavengers, leaving no trace of fetal remains at the site.
- the brucellosis may have never been formally diagnosed.
- the height and age fit. The facial bone structure is very similar.
-i can't find anything about her life prior to Lethbridge, not sure if anyone else has had luck with this.

 

[UncoolNegated]

I'm convinced this is Julie Ann Derouin. I've submitted this, and was contacted by Lethbridge police to discuss.

-proximity to Lethbridge where she was last seen is <3 hour drive from where remains were found.
-affiliation with motorcycle gangs: multiple hot spots for motorcyclists around the Carbon area, ex. Wayne, Last Chance Saloon, Drumheller, East Coulee, to name a few.
-"may have had children", if all remains recovered, due to the pregnancy, especially if her first, her pelvic structure may not have changed enough yet to be definitive.
-coffin birth- although rare, the fetus could've been expelled due to the decomposition process, and subsequently taken by scavengers, leaving no trace of fetal remains at the site.
- the brucellosis may have never been formally diagnosed.
- the height and age fit. The facial bone structure is very similar.
-i can't find anything about her life prior to Lethbridge, not sure if anyone else has had luck with this.

Also, the DoeNetwork on Julie Ann Derouin says that she moved from BC to Lethbridge in 1979. The Brucellosis headlines I found for Lethbridge are in 1980 so that would match up.

In the early journalism for this case, there was a suggestion that this Jane Doe has previously been buried. I always found that odd as there are many reasons for that.

Please update if you have anything you can share!

 

[kennedyy]

I submitted 4976DFMT - Diane Lynn Medicinehorse, missing from Montana, as a potential match. Available photos are blurry but they look quite similar to me and vital statistics all line up. Brucellosis is much more common in Montana than Alberta.