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New DoeNet casefile. She's been in NamUs for a while, but her casefile was "no-photo" until recently.
Debra A. Cressotti
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DoeNetwork Case 3100UMLA http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/3100dfma.html
NamUs UP Case 11224 https://www.findthemissing.org/cases/11224/0
There are a lot of question marks here. She is a little off on height (though not excessively). Her hair is darker than LPJD's description, but her casefile indicates that she sometimes dyes her hair blonde. She is the right age, and she has a very similar facial shape to the recon above. No indication of whether she has breast implants.
She was last seen April 30, 1985, and her vehicle was left at the Bradley Airport in Connecticut. This is a little more than a year before LPJD was found (i.e., June 19, 1986).
The possible connection that caught my attention is that she broke her pelvis in a horseback riding accident. The physical description of LPJD indicates "Antemortem trauma noted with the iliopubic and ischiopubic rami depressed posteriorly. " (in layman's terms, these are healed pelvic injuries).
She also has a scar on her right knee, just as LPJD does.
And maybe it's my imagination, but her nose in the red hoodie photo seems a little bigger than her nose in the black halter-top photo. They say that LPJD might have had a nose job.
LPJD's UID Links:
DoeNetwork 16UFLA http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/16ufla.html
NamUs UP Case 852 https://identifyus.org/cases/852
The implants on this Jane Doe did not have any identifying traits, like serial numbers. This is strange for the US --unless she must had the augmentation prior to serial numbers becoming a standard in practice by the makers of implants. There were some comments that the girl could have had the surgery out side of the US where serial numbers weren't standard. This might fit with the idea that the victim could have been a military wife stationed in different parts of the world prior to ending up murdered and dumped by her husband in LA.
Nola I immediately thought this as well. When I saw that jane doe had breast implants I was stunned that they didn't have an immediate ID because of this. I would like more information about when they started doing serial numbers on implants or if this has always been the case in the US? Also knowing the brand etc would also be helpful in placing whether she at least had her surgery in the this country or not.
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/g/grimm_linda.html
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I just found this thread and I also have been working on this Jane Doe case. I think these two women physically match. I wish there was more info on Linda Grimm though. There are conflicting reports of whether she went missing in April 1985, or March 1986. I think she would fit Jane Doe better if the 1985 scenerio was correct. Her mother claims the last time she talked with Linda was Oct. 1987, which is way after Jane Doe was found. However, if she really went missing in 1985, and her mother says she talked with her for about 18 months after she went missing in 85', then the Jane Doe would fit better, if the mother was wrong about 1987. It doesn't say when she was reported missing originally.
Here's what matches, or potentially matches:
Height: Yes, Jane Doe: 5'2"-5'4", Linda: 5'2"
Weight: Yes, Jane Doe:120, Linda: 110
Age: Yes, Jane Doe 24-26, Linda: 25
Linda missing from CA, Jane found in LA (big distance)
Linda, cesarian section scar on abdomen, Jane Doe 2" scar above navel (I have no knowledge of how big cesarian section scars are)
Jane Doe-breast implants, Linda, unknown (but could have gotten them in the 18 month period of time)
Jane Doe, hip fracture, possible facial reconstruction, and possible car accident. Linda, unknown (unless she was in an accident during the year in question)
Linda may have been married to a guy named Robert Masters who was a truck driver in Kansas (only two states away from LA). Jane Doe had worn a wedding band, as indicated by an imprint of a band on her left finger). Masters may have had oppurtunity to dump her body if LA was on his truck route.
What do you think?
I am very curious about how well the breast implants were looked at. I have implants and all implants are supposed to have serial numbers, in fact I have a card I was given when I got mine, It has my serial number on the card and it has my warranty information. Also that information is on file with my doctors office as well as the manufacturer of my implants. Being that my implants are in recent years I asked a friend of mine who has had hers for 30 years now, she stated that she has the same information that I do. So it is not a recent thing to have serial numbers on your implants.
So either A) the implants were not looked at real well or B) she could have had them done out of the country where procedures are cheaper and the same rules do not apply that apply in the US.
BTW.. There are 2 manufacturers of implants in the USA.
It would also be interesting to know how her implants were placed and the style of cut that was made to implant them. This could help narrow down who may have done her procedure as different doctors have their own style of cuts, placement (under the muscle or over) and their own way of stitching.
You are spot on about the prices of implants of this time. Back in the day they actually cost more because not as many doctors were doing them. Te price went down with demand and competition.
What if she were a stripper and got pregnant by her man or a John and refused to have an abortion and her man or pimp got rid of her because she was of no use to him if she were pregnant, she couldnt be his cash cow then. A lot of strippers had implants back in the day.
Just trying to think outside the box here.
And no insurance will not pay for breast implants. I had to have my breast removed because of cancer and even though I was sick, my insurance would not cover implants to restore my body to what it should look like. We had to pay for my implants. I did fight the insurance company and I have really good coverage, but as I was told insurance companies just do not pay for breast!
Great catch carbuff,i'll have to watch that episode!
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