For years, authorities believed the woman’s remains had been lost to time, but this year the Oregon State Police Medical Examiner’s Office determined the remains were likely interred at Mountain View Cemetery in Oregon City.
authorities believed the woman’s partial remains had been lost to time, but this year the Oregon State Police Medical Examiner’s Office determined the remains were likely interred at Mountain View Cemetery in Oregon City.
For years, authorities believed the woman’s remains had been lost to time, but this year the Oregon State Police Medical Examiner’s Office determined the remains were likely interred at Mountain View Cemetery in Oregon City.
I'd love to not only see her get her name back, but also hopefully find out who the fiend was that did that to her, and why. No way they'd be alive after all this time but it would be nice to know.
“Although the recovered remains are degraded, they will undergo advanced forensic testing and analysis in the hope that modern science can accomplish what was not possible in the 1940s — identifying the woman known for generations only as “Oak Grove Jane Doe,” Oregon State Police said.
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