Nolan County John Doe was a man found murdered in 1990 near Sweetwater, Texas.
Case[]
The victim was located in a caliche pit area near a highway in Texas. His cause of death was determined to have been multiple stab wounds and he had suffered extensive trauma to the face. His throat had also been cut and both his hands had been deliberately severed.
Characteristics[]
- Graying hair, likely dyed dark brown.
- Brown eyes.
- Gold-coloured cap on right upper front tooth.
- Small circular scar on the right kneecap.
- Mole on the left buttock.
Clothing and accessories[]
- Beige pullover, short-sleeved shirt.
- Rustler jeans, size 38x30.
- Reddish brown leather belt with a silver buckle.
- White underwear.
- Brown socks.
- Black tasseled Coaster loafer-type shoes with metal brads across the top, size 8.
- Gold chain necklace with a gold eagle medallion.
- Gray-colored eyeglasses.
Alternate reconstruction
Media[]
- The John Doe has his sketches and morgue photograph displayed in Forensic Art and Illustration by Karen T. Taylor.
Sources[]
- Nolan County John Doe at the Doe Network
- Nolan County John Doe at NamUs
- Nolan County John Doe at the Texas Department of Public Safety