The Lost and the Found

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Bernalillo County Jane Doe, Discovered in May of 1996.

These are forensic recreations and an artistic interpretation of Bernalillo County Jane Doe:





The remains of Jane Doe were discovered May 2nd, 1996 in an undeveloped part of southwestern Albuquerque, New Mexico. Jane was discovered in a vacant field west of I-25 near 98th and Tower Road, wrapped in six dark green or black garbage bags. The outer bag was tied with green electrical wire with a copper-colored core and tied around the legs with rope. She is thought to have been between the ages of 14 and 25 when she was murdered. Investigators found evidence of blunt force trauma to Jane that included broken facial bones and a broken tibia, skull, and fibula. Jane had likely been dead for 2-10 weeks before being discovered and her body was found at an advanced state of decomposition.

Description: Jane doe was between 5'4 and 5'6 tall. Her hair was brown with hints of red.

Tribal information: Jane is believed to be a mixture of White, Hispanic and/or Native American heritage. She was found wearing light blue jeans hemmed to a few inches above her ankles, a pair of pantyhose, and a V-neck ribbed sweater sized "small."

If you have any information regarding the identity or murder of Bernalillo County Jane Doe, you are encouraged to contact the University of New Mexico Office of Medical Investigations at 505-272-3053. The case reference number is 1996-2620-596-2.

Sources:
FBI
NCMC
Unidentified Wiki
Doe Network
NamUs