The Lost and the Found

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Cleveland County Jane Does, Discovered in Oklahoma in 2008 and 1974.

This is a forensic reconstruction of the Cleveland County Jane Doe:



Jane Doe's remains were discovered in Norman, Oklahoma by a visitor in a shallow grave near Lake Thunderbird on one of its banks. She died approximately 3-12 months prior to her discovery on August 31st, 2008. She had a sunburst tattoo on a large section of her back. A picture of the tattoo is below.

Strangely, another body of a woman with possible Native Ancestry was discovered 1/2 mile north of Lake Thunderbird in 1974. A picture of the forensic recreations of that victim is located below. A pair of light lavender panties were wadded up into a ball and placed in her mouth. She was between the ages of 30 and 50 years old and stood at 5'2 tall. She had reddish/brown hair.

If you have any information regarding the identity or murder of either of the Cleveland County Jane Does, you are encouraged to contact the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner at 405-239-7141.
Age: The 2008 Jane Doe was between the ages of 30 and 45.
Description: She was approximately 5'5 tall. She had given birth at least once. She had a well-healed cranial fracture and thoracic fusion.

Tribal Information: Both Jane Does are described as White with possible Native American ancestry