Butler County Jane Doe was a woman who died after being struck by a car on Interstate 75 while walking one mile north of the Tylersville Road exit.
Case[]
On August 10, 1972, during the early morning hours, a driver returning home with his family accidentally hit and killed the woman who was walking along the northbound lane next to the median.
When the authorities moved her from the grass in the median, they found a photograph of an infant nearby. It's uncertain if she carried it or if a passing motorist had discarded it.
Characteristics[]
- Gray hair dyed strawberry blonde.
- Upper denture plate.
- Six teeth on the lower jaw.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Engagement ring and a wedding ring.
- Black shell blouse.
- White button-up the front sweater with sleeves.
- Black 'Levi' shorts.
- Blue loafer-type shoes.
Belongings[]
- Small leather holder pinned to shorts.
- Five-dollar bill.
- House key.
- Photograph of an infant produced by Olan Mills Portrait Studio.
The photograph found with the Jane Doe