Milam County Jane Doe was a young female who was found beaten to death in 1986 in Rockdale, Texas.
Case[]
A telephone repairman found the victim face down, naked, and unrecognizable in Milam County, Texas, at 1:45 p.m. on November 4, 1986. The site was located in the grass along Highway 77, seven miles south of Rockdale, Texas. No suspects or leads have ever come forward in her case. Authorities exhumed her body on November 6, 2006, but her jawbone and maxilla were missing from her grave. A 3-D reconstruction cannot be done without these.
However, her skull, along with autopsy photos of the jaw and maxilla, was sent to a forensic sketch artist who created a 2-D drawing. According to the Doe Network, her dental X-rays and DNA are available and can assist in identifying her.
Characteristics[]
- Exceedingly bad dental health.
- No prior dental work.
- Misaligned teeth that may have affected speech.
- Many untreated tooth cavities.
- Naturally dark brown or auburn hair but appeared to have been bleached or dyed to a reddish blond or strawberry blond.
- May have had spina bifida, resulting in an abnormal posture or walk.
- Double piercings in both ears.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Inexpensive yellow metal ring on the left ring finger.
Exclusions[]
Ring
Sources[]
- Milam County Jane Doe at the Doe Network
- Milam County Jane Doe at the Texas Department of Public Safety
- Milam County Jane Doe at NamUs POSTMORTEM WARNING
- The Cameron Herald