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Bucheon Jane Doe was a woman whose body was found in Bucheon, South Korea.
Case[]
On 30 June 2011, a resident of the Yeowol neighborhood of Bucheon, South Korea, was walking on one of the trails in the local park when they noticed what appeared to be a mannequin lying off the trail in the trees. Local authorities were called and arrived at the scene. The decedent was nude and missing her fingers and toes, which authorities immediately started a search for. Due to her fingers being missing, police concluded that they would be unable to match her fingerprints to those in South Korea's database and transferred her to a local hospital for an autopsy.
Due to the unusual manner in which her dental bridges were installed, authorities focused their efforts on finding the dental specialist who installed the bridges, much to no avail. Local missing persons were investigated, and a flyer bearing the reconstruction of the decedent was passed to citizens, though this did not produce any further leads. The decedent's body was later cremated.
Characteristics[]
- Black and blue triangular birthmark on the right hip and buttock, 5 cm long.
- Three unique dental bridges on the upper and lower front teeth.
- Evidence of bridge and root canal treatments.
- Average build.
- Blood type A.
- Brown or black hair.