Hancock County Jane Doe was a woman hit by a vehicle in 1998. Her body was scheduled to be exhumed in 2013, yet the remains under the grave were not hers - but a man.
Characteristics[]
- Gray eyes.
- Natural curly brown hair dyed reddish-brown, 16-18-inches long.
- Suffered from black lung disease, emphysema, and chronic bronchitis.
- Moderate osteoarthritis in her spine.
- Had given birth to at least two children.
- Edentulous.
- Tan and freckled skin.
- Hysterectomy scar from a C-section running from the navel down to the pubis.
- Vaccination scar on the left arm.
- Legs and underarms were unshaven.
- Fingernails and toenails were short, uneven, and dirty.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Black hooded Spalding Activewear sweatshirt with "Florida" on the front.
- Bongo jeans.
- Blue velvet slippers.
Belongings[]
- Seven "Ephedrine-Guaifenesin MINI" pills in jeans pocket.
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