Jane Doe cases have always interested us here at the BTC, but we’ve never been able to dig into the history of how that came to be. Join us this week for that and to examples of these mysterious cases.
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The Old Farmers Almanac – “Why do we say John Doe or Jane Doe when we refere to someone…”
Registry of Pseudonyms – “An Anonymous or Unknown Person”
Wikipedia – “John Doe”
NPR – “Amateur Detectives Help ID John and John Doe”
Chicago Tribune – “Investigators close in on Beth Doe and her Killer”
Missing Kids – “New Hope in a Decades Old Mystery”
CBS 21 News – “Investigators rule out woman as unidentified victim ‘Beth DOE'”
The Baltimore Sun – “Police hope for new leads in Carbon County cold case”
The Doe Network – “169UFPA – Unidentified Female”
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children – “Jane Doe 1976”
The Doe Network – “81UFAR – Unidentified Female”
Huffpost – “We Know Who Killed Her. But 24 Years Later, We Still Don’t Know Her Name”
Huffpost – “DNA Just Led To A Major Break In A Murder Case That’s Stumped Police For 27 Years“
NBC KARK – “DNA hit Brings Investigators One Step Closer to Identifying El Dorado Jane Doe”
NamUs – “Unidentified Person/NamUs #UP2813”
Wikipedia – “El Dorado Jane Doe”
