Irondequoit Jane Doe was a teenager or young woman who was found buried behind a property in Irondequoit, New York, on July 31, 1988. At least 31 people have been ruled out as being the decedent.
She is currently undergoing testing by the DNA Doe Project.
Case[]
The decedent was found buried in a shallow grave behind 130 Bay Knoll Drive by a young boy who was digging at the rear of his property. She had been buried head-first, approximately two or three feet deep, in a hunched position.
She had died several years prior to her discovery, as early as the late 1950s and as late as 1978. This was, in part, indicated by the dental work completed on her teeth.
There were no signs of trauma on her body, yet authorities concluded her death was suspicious based on the circumstances of recovery.
Characteristics[]
- Slightly overlapping front teeth.
- Extensive dental work:
- Gold foil dental restorations at teeth #7, #8, #9, and #10.
- Four white buttons found near the remains.
Exclusions[]
- Barbara Aleksivich
- Lynn Bandringa
- Ingrid Bauer
- Bonnie Bickwit
- Marie Blee
- Mary Bostwick
- Niki Britten
- Linda Britton
- Judy Brown
- Barbara Bruno
- Mary Buck
- Rosemary Calandriello
- Cynthia Constantine
- Barbara Cotton
- Connie Enright
- Charlotte Heimann
- Sylvia Lwowski
- Lynn Luray
- Judy Martins
- Robyn Pettinato
- Leichia Reilly
- Mary Robinson
- Lynne Schulze
- Beverly Sharpman
- Denise Sheehy
- Sheryl Tillinghast
- Becky Triska
- Patricia Wagner
- Mary Wesolowski
Gallery[]
Sources[]
- Irondequoit Jane Doe at NamUs
- Irondequoit Jane Doe at the Doe Network
- Irondequoit Jane Doe at NCMEC
- Irondequoit Jane Doe at the DNA Doe Project
- New York State Troopers
- Democrat & Chronicle