Oettingen Jane Doe was a young woman whose remains were found alongside Oettingen Jane Doe in 1995.
Case[]
The victims were found in a forest near Oettingen, Bavaria, Germany. They are presumed to have died around late July or the beginning of August 1995. It was determined their clothing was manufactured in Eastern Europe, including Hungary, and may have been sold in other Eastern European countries.
Isotope analysis indicated the women had only been in Germany for about two to three years before their deaths. A cab driver eventually reported to police that he had possibly given the women and two men a lift, where they later entered a dark-colored Mercedes car. Another witness stated she met the women hitchhiking with plans to travel to Donauwörth.
Characteristics[]
- Shoulder-length, medium blonde hair.
- Noticeable staggered tooth position in the front of the upper jaw.
- Amateur tattoo on the left upper arm of "AD" between two horizontal lines and an angle pointing down.
Clothing[]
- Short top with a round collar, V-shaped cord-like trim sewn onto the chest area and lacing in the lower portion.
- Shorts with a three-part elastic band and leg cuffs with coarse decorative lace.
Gallery[]
Sources[]
- TZ (German)
- Donaukurier (German)
- North Swabia Police (German)
- Augsburger Allgemeine (German)