Grays Harbor Jane Doe and Pima County Jane Doe

In today's episode, podcast host, Hailey, is covering two DNA Doe Project cases.

For the first case: On October 24, 1988 mushroom hunters were exploring the woods of a logging area in Elma, Washington State. As they looked for mushrooms, this group of explorers eventually stumbled upon skeletal remains. These remains ended up belonging to a young woman. At the time of her death, this young woman was likely in her 20s, but could have been as old as 40 years old. She was pretty short at 4 foot 10 to 5 foot 2, or 147 to 157 centimeters. She was also likely around 100 pounds at the time of her death. She also had dark brown hair. Her #18 and #19 teeth were extracted, and she had an amalgam filling in her #20 tooth. This is that metallic filling. All of these teeth are on the lower left of your jaw. The rest of her dentals are available.

For the second case: On June 29, 2010 in Eloy, Arizona, a police officer attempted to pull over a van, but the van’s driver decided to evade police. The driver, who was a man, ended up driving onto a farm field where officers lost sight of it. Later that day, they discovered the van and the driver on a dirt road near a canal. The next morning, her body was found in the same canal. This Jane Doe was very young at just 17 to 25 and was 5’4, or 162.5 centimeters. She was Hispanic, and after looking at her post-mortem image, I completely agree. She had brown eyes and her lips were on the thinner side. She had quite a few freckles, including one above her left eyebrow above the arch. Her post-mortem image is very recognizable, so if you do think this is someone you may know, I would suggest looking at it.

Episode sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dSFDqUm2-J8fObP1XDITnUQv2YeG8uRrJGMMFeuDxLM/edit?usp=sharing

DNA Doe Project: https://dnadoeproject.org/

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