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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, and were estimated to have died around late July or early August 1995. Their clothing had previously been determined to have been made in Hungary, although it is unconfirmed whether they originated in this location.
Isotope analysis indicated the women had only been in Germany for about two to three years before they were presumably murdered. A cab driver eventually reported to police that he had possibly given the unidentified women and two men to where they later entered a dark-colored Mercedes car. Another witness stated she met the women hitchhiking, with plans to travel to Donauwörth.
Characteristics[]
- Medium-blond, shoulder length hair.
- Noticeable misalignment of a tooth in her lower set.
- Layman-like tattoo on the left upper arm: the capital letters "A" and "D" between two horizontal lines, below it an angle, the tip pointing down.
Clothing[]
- Light-colored short top with a rounded collar.
- Light-colored shorts with a lace decoration.
- Fabric patches with logo "Ramoto Divat BT".
Gallery[]
Sources[]
- TZ (German)
- Donaukurier (German)
- Polizei (Germann)
- Augsburger Allgemeine (German)