Kings County Jane Doe was an elderly woman who was found wrapped in a tarp near the Homeland canal in southern Kings County, California. There was no trauma to her body or indications of a homicide. Investigators believe she may have died of natural causes, but relatives dumped her body to keep claiming her benefits.
She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.
Developments[]
DNA Doe Project has revealed she is 45% European, possibly Spanish and 40% Native American. The rest of her ancestry is Middle Eastern or Scandinavian.
Surnames of interest include; Balvaneda, Delatorre, Garza, Gonzalez, Ochoa, Martinez, Pedraza, Valdez, DesJarlais and Cardinal.
Places of interest include California, Montana, Oklahoma, Mexico or Canada.
Characteristics[]
- Gray or graying blonde hair.
- Absence of teeth, with preparation for dentures but none found.
- Severe osteoporosis likely resulting in a hunched posture when walking.
- Old nose fracture possibly causing a slight curve to the left.
- Old pelvic fracture, likely caused by severe trauma.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Red and white striped t-shirt.
- Black loose-fitting pants.
- Disposable underwear.
Gallery[]
Sketch by Can You Identify Me
