Crime Watch Daily: Forensic Technology Sheds Light on Decades-Old Murder – Pt. 2

Crime Watch Daily: Forensic Technology Sheds Light on Decades-Old Murder – Pt. 2

The identity of “Woodlawn Jane Doe” has been a mystery since 1976. A forensic artist’s breakthrough may yield further clues in the cold case.

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39 thoughts on “Crime Watch Daily: Forensic Technology Sheds Light on Decades-Old Murder – Pt. 2

  1. I wonder why she ran away from home and where she was for the year before she ended up dead. She was probably hitchhiking from place to place as is evident from pollen found on her clothes

  2. I sincerely hope that this case will be resolved. It’s not just about identification, but the DNA . Send her DNA into the CODIS system , I’ll bet it can be solved that much quicker.

  3. Long shot. Maybe she was stolen as a child and held captive. I feel like the killer knew her or had feelings towards her since he covered her face. Its odd that he kept two holes on it so she can "watch the ride". So it kinda associated me to her being held captive. Also maybe that tattoo is his initials. Another thing. From dna you can determine where from world she comes from? What if she was adopted from Europe and thats why there is no match to her dna? I'm from Europe and honestly she looks like every other girl in my country not so much American of a look. Someone mentioned the man was seen coming out of those woods on that day. He had a white big car. Why don't you ask that witness for a sketch? Or see who owned a car like that in that time in records? Was it personal car? Or was it car from work? I hope we find her family. Also in comments on some of videos about her I saw someone saying they think they know her and her name was Terry. Pls check it out.

  4. My gut tells me she's from Somerville MA, Cambridge MA or East Boston. Also there's a hospital for mental illness in Everett MA. All these areas are in very close proximity to each other and circulation of this girl's profile could probably lead to her identify which would hopefully lead to her killer

  5. I agree, she might have an islamic backgroud and I dont mean the necklace thou, I mean the bandana and the holes cutted out remined me on "Nikab".Can be also ,that he needed to transport her somewhere, so he used the drugs and put the bandana over her head so it is easier and no one asks questions ( he needed to pass a public place ) . Seems 100% male did that to her, can be from an islamic background too.I think it is not hard to search for Islamic background folks in a range from 5-10 years in boston or surround area where she was found.

  6. Do mental institutions not keep a record of people checking in/out or ever reported a missing patient? If so, would the police need a warrant or something to be able to look through the records or would that violate any laws?

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