Hartford Jane Doe (1944-2109)

Hartford Jane Doe
Discovered	July 6, 1944
Unidentified for	80 years
Sex	Female
Location	Hartford, Connecticut
Age	30-50
Race	White
Height	5'1 - 5'5
Weight	148 - 150 pounds
Body condition	Burned
Postmortem interval	Same day
Cause of death	Asphyxiation

Hartford Jane Doe was one of five unidentified victims of the Hartford Circus Fire in 1944.

She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.

Characteristics

• Small boned and stocky.
• Light brown and blonde hair.
• Wide hips.
• Large bust.
• Small hands and wrists.
• Right rectus scar, approximately 8 years old.
• Gold crowns on left upper lateral incisor and right lateral incisor.
• Gold filling on the right and left side of the lower-middle incisor.

Clothing and accessories

• Pink pants.
• Heave laced Spencer corset.
• Tan rayon socks.

Sources

• Hartford Jane Doe at NamUs
• Hartford Jane Doe at the DNA Doe Project
• Hartford Courant
• The Hartford Circus Fire ~ July 6, 1944
• Hartford circus fire on Wikipedia ^{POSTMORTEM WARNING}