Identified! NY - Brooklyn, Calvert Vaux Prk, Blk/EuroFem 25-45, UP13810, Monique tattoo, IUD, mesh stent, Jan'15 - Jennifer McAllister

[Al Ka]

Wow alka this is really interesting . I wonder if this is her? Wait I don't think it could be because Maria went missing in March and the first discovery of body parts was in January no?

Maria went missing around March 2014, first body parts of this Jane Doe were located on January 4th 2015, so one year later. Police did say Jane Doe was someone who died in 2014. That is why yesterday confession of the guy caught my attention.

 

[Al Ka]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/abc7ny...ains-found-along-queens-jogging-path/1744356/
I just came across this and I found it to be interesting. It's burned scattaered humans remains found in Queens park and cops coupled not say how long they had been there for. I don't know if this person was identified. But this was from Feb 2017. It's the same exact MO as the Calvert Vaux lady.

Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was not burned (or I don't recall that).
Unfortunately dismemberment cases seems to be just way too common for NY.

Kissena park remains were discussed or mentioned here on WS too somewhere at that time. I don't recall much of it though. Again, scattered remains does not nessessary mean dismemberment. They could just be there for longer period of time. So no, I do not think the same MO. Will try to searh for older discussion of that case a bit later.

PS: Actually, we are also not sure if Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was dismembered or just her body disintegrated being possibly in water or in park for longer period of time. I don't recall LE specifying it as dismemberment case.

 

[Al Ka]

Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was not burned (or I don't recall that).
Unfortunately dismemberment cases seems to be just way too common for NY.

Kissena park remains were discussed or mentioned here on WS too somewhere at that time. I don't recall much of it though. Again, scattered remains does not nessessary mean dismemberment. They could just be there for longer period of time. So no, I do not think the same MO. Will try to searh for older discussion of that case a bit later.

PS: Actually, we are also not sure if Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was dismembered or just her body disintegrated being possibly in water or in park for longer period of time. I don't recall LE specifying it as dismemberment case.

Here it is, Kissena park case Identified! - NY - Queens, Human remains found in Kissena Park, Feb'17 - Name withheld

 

[Al Ka]

More importantly, new story just came out today - NY Brooklyn man just confessed to dismemberement of his girlfriend sometime in 2014. Timeframe, location, circumstances all match! 58 year old Maria Quinones has never been located and was reported missing in Sept 2014. Her sister has not seen her since March of that year.

https://nypost.com/2018/08/31/man-walks-into-police-station-says-he-chopped-off-girlfriends-head/

I see different articles mentioning different age for her, from around 53 to 58. Only person missing with that name I see is Maria Quinones missing from Allentown, PA in 2014. (Also different articles mentioning different ages for her)

COLD CASE REVIEW: MARIA QUINONES – WolfPack Search and Recovery
Family continues to hope missing woman will be found
Her WS thread here PA - PA - Maria Quinones-Garcia, 56, Allentown, 17 May 2014

Now, anybody knows, would that be the same woman in NY confession case and PA case?

But most importantly, could Confession men girlfriend be our Monique?

After further search and despite same name, same year going missing and similar age it seems that Maria Quinones missing from NY is not the same person as missing one from PA. NY Maria was at that location for few years and worked as drug and alcohol counselor, that is how she met with a suspect and her bf (almost 30 years her junior).

So question remains could missing Maria Quinones of NY be Calert Vaux Jane Doe? I can't find any photos of her or any missing person details so far.

 

[madamx]

Maria went missing around March 2014, first body parts of this Jane Doe were located on January 4th 2015, so one year later. Police did say Jane Doe was someone who died in 2014. That is why yesterday confession of the guy caught my attention.

Oh my mistake I was under the impression it was March the same year. Now I totally think you are on to something! Good eye!

 

[Al Ka]

Just to refresh on this case

March 31, 2015
The skeletal remains of a chest, leg and elbow were found in Calvert Vaux Park near where three birdwatchers in January found a decomposed right hand in the sand and police found a foot, DNAinfo New York has learned.

On a recent Sunday, three teens who ventured from the beach into the woods to urinate found a skeletal ribcage and spine, sources said.

The grisly scene was roughly 1,000 yards from the spot where the hand, lying palm up, and the foot, severed with a "smooth cut" above the ankle, were recovered on Jan. 4, sources said.

After the teens found the ribcage, police conducted another canvass of the area and found a leg on the ground and an elbow hanging in a tree about 40 yards away.
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The victim was likely killed and their body was disposed of in the bay, sources said. The body parts may have washed up on shore and been dragged by animals, they added.

More Body Parts Found in Gravesend Park

Bolded in black above done by me. So yes, Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was dismembered by someone .

 

[madamx]

Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was not burned (or I don't recall that).
Unfortunately dismemberment cases seems to be just way too common for NY.

Kissena park remains were discussed or mentioned here on WS too somewhere at that time. I don't recall much of it though. Again, scattered remains does not nessessary mean dismemberment. They could just be there for longer period of time. So no, I do not think the same MO. Will try to searh for older discussion of that case a bit later.

PS: Actually, we are also not sure if Calvert Vaux Jane Doe was dismembered or just her body disintegrated being possibly in water or in park for longer period of time. I don't recall LE specifying it as dismemberment case.

I was under the impression she had been burned because it mentioned that on the first post of this thread. I guess later it was discovered she was not?
Ok I won't try and match another body and think it's the same MO.. because your right it's prob not.. I'll continue to look for a head or skull though.. you never know.. it was never found so it's out there someplace! Thank you alka for all the info you have brought here to this Doe!!

 

[carbuff]

I'm not sure whether it's creepier to think of a serial killer disposing of burned dismembered bodies, or that there are several murderers dismembering their victims.

 

[madamx]

I'm not sure whether it's creepier to think of a serial killer disposing of burned dismembered bodies, or that there are several murderers dismembering their victims.

Aw man carbuff I never thought of it that way but I think they are both equally as creepy!

 

[madamx]

I'm not sure whether it's creepier to think of a serial killer disposing of burned dismembered bodies, or that there are several murderers dismembering their victims.

Speaking of creepy this was an article from October 1981 reminds me of this.
Portions of a body apparently dismembered by a power...

NEW YORK -- Portions of a body apparently dismembered by a power saw were discovered Thursday in Brooklyn, the fourth such discovery in recent weeks, police said.

A piece of a right hip and the back of a head with pieces of flesh still attached were found by a motorist who stopped on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn.

The pieces were discovered in the bushes a short distance from the highway.

It was the fourth such discovery in the area in the past two months. Three other torsos have been found floating in Jamaica Bay and in the creeks of Gateway National Park.

Detective Dennis Malloy of the 69th precinct said the parts appeared to have been cut by a power saw. He said police believed the parts were those of a white male about 40 years old.

Police also reported Thursday the skeletal remains of a human were discovered by a Parks Department employee in a catch basin near the Hudson River in Manhattan.

Police said they were unable to determine whether the skeleton was that of a man or a woman.

 

[carbuff]

Ew. Just ewwwww.

 

[madamx]

Ew. Just ewwwww.

Right!

 

[iulia]

Police reopen 2015 cold case involving woman

 

[houndpounder]

The only way I am thinking that elbow ended up in a tree is someone drove their boat into the inlet during high tide and threw the bags off the boat by the shore line. It's seems a little to far to enter the park and drag bags with body parts to dump on the shore line.

 

[Blurgle]

Is the mesh stent still related to this UID? Because mesh stents are also commonly used in cases of deep vein thrombosis, to stop blood clots from reaching the heart and lungs. They can be placed in or just above the pelvis.

 

[Al Ka]

The only way I am thinking that elbow ended up in a tree is someone drove their boat into the inlet during high tide and threw the bags off the boat by the shore line. It's seems a little to far to enter the park and drag bags with body parts to dump on the shore line.
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Thank you for great photos. I need to check maps again, what is to the right next to Coney Island?

Only problem with this theory is that no bags what so ever were found, or at least mentioned in any of the articles. Almost all dismembered remains found in other cases were always disposed of and found in garbage bags, suitcases, duffel bags, golf bags etc. Nothing noted in this case.

I still wonder about high tides in the area, when do they occur. If she was dumped elsewhere nearby (in something witch broke) and remains washed up with high tides on the Calvert Vaux Park.

 

[Al Ka]

Is the mesh stent still related to this UID? Because mesh stents are also commonly used in cases of deep vein thrombosis, to stop blood clots from reaching the heart and lungs. They can be placed in or just above the pelvis.

Yes, mesh stent was found in her pelvis. This details no longer shows in her NamUs as with their system upgrade medical details are no longer visible to general public (in any of the cases).

From my post in 2015 - not just mesh stent was found but also an intrauterine device was present

She is now in Namus with medical information not mentioned here or any news article yet. No rule outs so far.

NamUs UP Case Number: 13810
ME/C Case Number: K-15-000062
Date Found: 01/04/2015
Kings County, New York
25 to 40 year old Female

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

• Tattoos - A red and green colored tattoo on the right calf of a heart with a rose and the possible name “Monique”
• Medical implants - a mesh stent and an intrauterine device are present within the tissue of the pelvis
• Prior surgery - mesh stent as evidence for possible prior surgery.

 

[Al Ka]

NYPD finest, renowned for not talking are releasing their own true crime podcast about their cases. "Break in the Case” features solved case of Baby Hope unidentified for 22 years, Monique Jane Doe found dismembered in 2015 - still unidentified, and 1986 police killer who was never jailed.
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NYP(o)D: NYC cops roll out their own podcast, with narratives recounted by the actual police investigators

Two more tales lie ahead in season one: The first focuses on an obscure case, the 2015 discovery of a dismembered and still-unidentified Brooklyn corpse, while the other spins the tale of Larry Davis — a violent Bronx criminal acquitted after shooting a half-dozen police officers back in 1986.
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The podcast debuted Oct. 29, and has already notched 55,000 downloads. Conlon is teamed with Bauerle and Kenzie Delaine, a producer and writer, in putting the pieces together.
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Bauerle wrote the tale of Monique, whose dismembered hand was found on the rocks along the shoreline of Brooklyn’s Calvert Vaux Park by a bird-watcher on Jan. 4, 2015. A foot, a rib cage and other body parts were later recovered, with a tattoo of a red heart, a rose and the name “Monique” providing the lone clues to her identity.

The case remains unsolved.
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He believes the podcast offers the average New Yorker a new perspective on the city’s 38,000 cops.

“The fact is that there’s a million crime stories," said Conlon. "But these are the only ones I know of told from the inside and produced by the NYPD. That’s a nice change for us.”

NYP(o)D: NYC cops roll out their own podcast, with narratives recounted by the actual police investigators

 

[Al Ka]

The Latest Entry in the True-Crime Serial Market: Copcasts

The New York Police Department, like other law enforcement agencies, has created a podcast that delves into its most interesting cases.
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The New York project is directed by Jill Bauerle and Edward Conlon, a former detective who became a best-selling author (“Blue Blood” and “The Policewomen’s Bureau”).

Last year Mr. Conlon, who retired in 2011, returned to become director of executive communications for the police commissioner, James P. O’Neill. He began trying to inject more storytelling into the department’s communications strategy, writing and posting long narratives like “Old Hays and His Descendants: The Legacy of the Last High Constable of New York City” and “The War at Home: Remembering Foster and Laurie” on the police website. But he found the results disappointing.

So Mr. Conlon and his departmental collaborators — Ms. Bauerle, the series’s executive producer, and Kenzie Delaine, a producer and writer — decided to create a podcast that would be very different
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The first season of “Break in the Case” will cover three investigations. Five episodes written and narrated by Mr. Conlon will trace the “Baby Hope” case, which was revived by an anonymous tip in 2013.

A single episode, scheduled for release in December, will focus on the efforts by detectives to identify a woman whose remains washed up along the Brooklyn waterfront in 2015. It will be titled “Monique” for the tattoo found on the victim’s leg. Ms. Bauerle, who wrote the episode, said she hopes it will aid investigators in turning up new leads.

The Latest Entry in the True-Crime Serial Market: Copcasts

 

[houndpounder]

Thanks Al Ka interesting reads. Regarding no bags, perhaps some one threw the parts one by one. Yes it is by Coney Island 1/4 mile from board walk. From the ocean side the body parts would have to go out along the Pennisula of Norton's point to get into the creek. Not possible they would have washed in the other direction. There is a shore line along Coney Island Creek, someone could have dismembered her at night and put the parts in the water but it is lit up and still doesn't explain the the arm in the tree. Yes high tide the creek rises, even when Sandy hit, the water rose and rolled in and went out into the streets never high enough for it to be in the tree the water moved into all the surrounding neighborhoods.