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Cobb County Jane Doe (1984)

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Cobb County Jane Doe was a young woman who was found murdered in southwest Cobb County, Georgia, on May 10, 1984.

Case[]

The owner of a property discovered the victim's skeletal remains lying in a bed of pine straw in a wooded area near the Chattahoochee River. Her remains appeared to have been dumped on the side of the road and were partially covered with weeds that grew over her. The cause of her death remains unknown; however, her case was ruled a homicide. Investigators suspected that she may have been a sex worker. A shirt found on the victim's body had the name "George" embroidered on it.

The item was traced to Doug Hyde Unlimited, who had employed a worker with the same name. However, no leads came from this.

Characteristics[]

  • Reddish-brown wig.
  • Metal pin in left ankle to correct a previous fracture.
  • History of reconstructive surgery on right eye socket, with a plastic plate and metal suture.

Clothing and accessories[]

  • Blue, short sleeve, pullover shirt with Playboy brand bunny logo, size L.
  • Western style, long sleeve blouse with ruffles around the front.
  • Blue jeans.
  • Brown Rich's brand corduroy jacket, size 40L.
  • Men's light-colored unbuttoned shop shirt with rolled up sleeves and "George" and "Doug Hyde Unlimited" embroidered on a pocket.
  • Light-colored sock with vertical blue and brown stripes.
  • Western style boots with thick, fleece lining.
  • Metal plate in left boot.
  • Pack of Camel brand cigarettes in shirt pocket.
  • Small envelope containing two apparent hand-rolled cigarette butts, possibly containing marijuana, in shirt pocket.

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