The Lost and the Found

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Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Atlantic County Jane Doe

On December 6, 1971, the skeleton of a white female was found in the woods by hunters in Galloway, Atlantic County, New Jersey. The victim was between twelve and eighteen and may have been strangled. Although she has a wide age range, she was most likely under fourteen. She had straight, auburn hair that was about shoulder length and she wore a unique bracelet with eyelets that had a watch fastened onto it, which had not originally come with the bracelet. The victim did not have any signs of dental work, but her teeth were very healthy, although one of her molars was damaged. Another distinguishing feature was that she had an extra vertebrae in her back. Her hair may have actually been a wig, which had evidence of artificial coloration and had various shades of color. With the body, a blue shirt, white, blue and orange striped pants, brown sandals along with white underclothing were found. She also had a motel key that was found in her pocket, which belonged to an establishment nearby. She was between five feet one to five feet four inches tall at a weight between 105 and 130 pounds.