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{{Graphic notice}}{{UID Infobox|image1 = File:Grundy NCMEC.png|sex = {{F}}|race = {{Black}}|location = Erienna Township, Illinois|discovered = October 2, 1976|span = {{age|1976|10|2}}|pmi = Days|age = 15-27|height = 5'7|weight = 150 pounds|cod = {{Gun H}}|title1 = <small>Grundy County Jane Doe</small> {{Featured case}}{{developing}}|caption1=|condition={{rf}}}}'''Grundy County Jane Doe''' was a teenager or young adult whose was body discovered alongside a roadway in Erienna Township, Illinois in 1976.
   
'''Grundy County Jane Doe''' was a teenager or young adult whose was body discovered alongside a roadway in Erienna Township, Illinois in 1976. She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.
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She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.
   
 
== Case ==
 
== Case ==
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The surname '''Calhoun''' likely belonged to one grandparent, and a great-grandparent's surname may have been ''Harris.''
 
The surname '''Calhoun''' likely belonged to one grandparent, and a great-grandparent's surname may have been ''Harris.''
   
The victim did have an extensive pool of relatives residing in both Dallas and Wilcox counties in Alabama, as well as Ohio, where a portion of relatives to at one point. She also may have had siblings unaware of her birth.
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The victim did have an extensive pool of relatives residing in both Dallas and Wilcox counties in Alabama, as well as Cincinnati, Ohio and Detroit, Michigan where others moved to at some point. She also may have had siblings unaware of her birth.
   
 
== Characteristics ==
 
== Characteristics ==
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Grundy County Jane Doe was a teenager or young adult whose was body discovered alongside a roadway in Erienna Township, Illinois in 1976.

She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.

Case

The young woman's body was discovered near a roadway in Illinois in October 1976. She was left nude, except for a sweater that was wrapped around her head. Additionally, garbage bags and duct tape were present. The case was reopened over four decades following her discovery, and the investigation towards finding her identity has been extensively pursued.

In December 2018, her body was exhumed by the DNA Doe Project for testing, which proved to be a successful extraction.

Recent developments

In November 2019, extended relatives of the victim, including a fourth cousin and a niece in Alabama had been identified through genealogy.

In January 2020, further details were released about the DNA Doe Project's findings. An approximate birth year spanned between 1948 and 1960. It appeared her parents were possibly from Selma, Alabama, as well as one set of grandparents.

The surname Calhoun likely belonged to one grandparent, and a great-grandparent's surname may have been Harris.

The victim did have an extensive pool of relatives residing in both Dallas and Wilcox counties in Alabama, as well as Cincinnati, Ohio and Detroit, Michigan where others moved to at some point. She also may have had siblings unaware of her birth.

Characteristics

  • Black hair
  • Brown eyes
  • A scar on her right hip
  • A mark on the lower abdomen which was either a scar or birthmark.

Clothing

  • Red, black, and white knit cardigan style sweater

Exclusions

  • Lyrian Barry-Stalling, missing since 1960 from Columbus, Mississippi

Gallery

Sources