Fulton County Jane Doe was a teenage girl or young woman whose remains were found in Georgia in 1992. She may have been a victim of convicted kidnapper, sexual predator, and suspected serial killer Larry DeWayne Hall.
According to the Doe Network, her dentals and DNA are available.
Case[]
Discovery[]
A prison work crew member found the decedent's skeletal remains in a wooded area about 15 feet from a gravel road while cleaning up brush. The site was near Oakley Industrial Boulevard. She had head and facial wounds that were consistent with a homicide. A medical examiner believed the murder weapon was likely a blunt object.
Suspect[]
Radford University's Department of Psychology later published a study regarding Larry DeWayne Hall. The document states that he is a suspect in the decedent's case. Numerous alleged victims of Hall remain missing or unidentified.
Characteristics[]
- Evidence of dental work.
- Several fillings.
- One tooth either missing a filling, prepped for a restoration, or had a root canal.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Women's panties, size 6.
- Sterling silver ring with four stones in pink, ruby, sapphire, and diamond, size 6.
Exclusions[]
- Lurline Bergeron
- Michele Buehler
- Tara Calico
- Pollyanne Carter
- Bea Coleman
- Gladys Cromer
- Janet Dolgae
- Andrea Durham
- Becky Edmondson
- Wendy Felton
- Teresa Fittin
- Lisa Geise
- Amy Gibson
- Katherine Heckel
- Deborah Hohenshilt
- Laura Hook
- Renee Jackson
- Sandra Landrum
- Carrie Lawson
- Brenda Szabo
- Paulette Webster
- Helen Morgan
- Deborah McKneely
- Sabrina Long
- Nancy Williams
- Terry Slaugenhoupt
- Lorrene Reynolds
- Penelope Madanat
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