San Fernando Jane Doe was a young woman found deceased in San Fernando, California. She is sometimes referred to as "Lopez Canyon Jane Doe."
Case[]
Her remains were located in a remote canyon near Lopez Canyon Road, in Los Angeles County. According to the evidence at the scene, investigators believe the victim had either been shot or stabbed to death.
She is commonly referred to be skeletonized upon discovery, despite that her eye color and various other features could be determined.
Characteristics[]
- Long, mid-back length, brown or auburn hair, approximately eighteen-inches.
- Appeared to have dark-blond coloration in some places, near the roots.
- Brown eyes.
- Plucked eyebrows.
- Slim frame.
- One-inch vertical scar below right kneecap.
- Silver cap on the upper left first molar.
- The lower-right first molar had been absent for years before she died.
Clothing[]
- Tan, Styled in California brand long-sleeved blouse with elastic cuffs and images of brown trees, size M.
- Male brand purple bell-bottoms.
- Green panties with "Thursday" embroidered in darker green stitching.
- Black clogs with leather straps and four-inch heels.
- Brown suede Londontown by Checkpoint jacket with a white wool collar and cuffs was found near the body.
Gallery[]
Original forensic sketch
Altered image of shoe, without enhancement
NCMEC enhancement of shoe
Dental records
Exclusions[]
- Kristina Allen
- Beatrice Calderon
- Shirley Frew
- Robin Graham
- Eileen Hynson
- Margarita MacNeill
- Cindy Mellin
- Kristi Perkins
- Beverly Ribley
- Lulaida Sejalbo
- Debbie Spickler
- Wilma Vermaas
Sources[]
- San Fernando Jane Doe at the Doe Network
- San Fernando Jane Doe at NCMEC
- San Fernando Jane Doe at NamUs POSTMORTEM WARNING
- LA County Murders