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{{UID_Infobox|title1=DeKalb County Jane Doe|image1=UP 6001.JPG|caption1=|discovered=September 17, 1993|span={{age|1993|9|17}}|sex={{F}}|location=DeKalb County, Georgia|age=20 - 40|race={{White}}|height=5'4 - 5'7|weight=115 - 140 pounds|body_condition={{sk}}|pmi=3+ months|cod={{Homicide}}}}
 
{{UID_Infobox|title1=DeKalb County Jane Doe|image1=UP 6001.JPG|caption1=|discovered=September 17, 1993|span={{age|1993|9|17}}|sex={{F}}|location=DeKalb County, Georgia|age=20 - 40|race={{White}}|height=5'4 - 5'7|weight=115 - 140 pounds|body_condition={{sk}}|pmi=3+ months|cod={{Homicide}}}}
 
'''DeKalb County Jane Doe''' was a woman found murdered behind a building on Ranchwood Drive, near Lavista Road and the I-285 in northern DeKalb County, Georgia on September 17, 1993.
   
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According to a Radford University article, serial killer Larry DeWayne Hall is a suspect in this case. Hall is speculated to be responsible for the disappearances up to forty-five women during the 1980s and 1990s. Many of Hall's speculated victims were young women that were sexually mutilated and/or found near Civil War memorials. He is currently incarcerated at a North Carolina federal prison for the 1993 kidnapping and murder of Jessica Roach.
'''DeKalb County Jane Doe''' was a woman found murdered behind a building in 1993.
 
   
== Gallery ==
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== Characteristics ==
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* Long and curly light brown hair. Frosted appearance.
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* Extensive dental work: fixed gold bridge, two gold crowns, and both upper teeth are fused to metal crowns.
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* Full left hip replacement that repaired an intertrochanteric fracture of the left hip. Stainless steel orthopedic plate was present on the lateral aspect of the left femur, extending just below the femoral neck and it was held in place by screws; the plate is described as compression hip screw comprised of two separate devices: a tube plate and a lag screw. Based on the surgery the victim had, it is speculated she suffered a traumatic injury such as a vehicle accident or a fall or suffered from osteoporosis or low bone density and muscle mass.
   
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== Clothing ==
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* Black T-shirt w/ multi-colored design logo on front reading WAIKOLOA and an inside collar label reading KLM Dome, size large.
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* Blue denim jeans.
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* White cross-training-type shoes with red & blue stripes with the sole of the left shoe marked XJ900, size 8.
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== Exclusions ==
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The following have been ruled-out as the victim per NamUs:
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* [https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/2664 Laura Johnson]
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* [[Alice Klug]]
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* [http://charleyproject.org/case/patricia-ann-schmidt Patricia Schmidt]
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* [[Tiffany Sessions]]
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* Nadine Timm; Her NamUs file is down, suggesting she has been located.
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* [http://charleyproject.org/case/cynthia-campbell-woolard Cynthia Woolard]
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== Gallery ==
 
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== Sources ==
 
== Sources ==
 
* {{NamUs|6001|{{PAGENAME}}}}
 
* {{NamUs|6001|{{PAGENAME}}}}

Revision as of 16:45, 23 October 2020

DeKalb County Jane Doe was a woman found murdered behind a building on Ranchwood Drive, near Lavista Road and the I-285 in northern DeKalb County, Georgia on September 17, 1993.

According to a Radford University article, serial killer Larry DeWayne Hall is a suspect in this case. Hall is speculated to be responsible for the disappearances up to forty-five women during the 1980s and 1990s. Many of Hall's speculated victims were young women that were sexually mutilated and/or found near Civil War memorials. He is currently incarcerated at a North Carolina federal prison for the 1993 kidnapping and murder of Jessica Roach.

Characteristics

  • Long and curly light brown hair. Frosted appearance.
  • Extensive dental work: fixed gold bridge, two gold crowns, and both upper teeth are fused to metal crowns.
  • Full left hip replacement that repaired an intertrochanteric fracture of the left hip. Stainless steel orthopedic plate was present on the lateral aspect of the left femur, extending just below the femoral neck and it was held in place by screws; the plate is described as compression hip screw comprised of two separate devices: a tube plate and a lag screw. Based on the surgery the victim had, it is speculated she suffered a traumatic injury such as a vehicle accident or a fall or suffered from osteoporosis or low bone density and muscle mass.

Clothing

  • Black T-shirt w/ multi-colored design logo on front reading WAIKOLOA and an inside collar label reading KLM Dome, size large.
  • Blue denim jeans.
  • White cross-training-type shoes with red & blue stripes with the sole of the left shoe marked XJ900, size 8.

Exclusions

The following have been ruled-out as the victim per NamUs:

Gallery

Sources