Winchester Jane Doe was a woman who was found deceased in Winchester, Virginia, in 1991.
According to the Doe Network, her dentals are available.
Case[]
Discovery[]
Boys riding bikes discovered the decedent buried in a shallow grave under brush, leaves, and rocks. The site was on an undeveloped, vacant lot in the Shawnee land subdivision off Timberidge Trail. Her body was unrecognizable due to insect/animal activity. One or more of her limbs were not recovered.
Suspect[]
Radford University's Department of Psychology later published a study regarding convicted kidnapper, sexual predator, and suspected serial killer Larry DeWayne Hall. The document states that he is a suspect in the decedent's case. Numerous alleged victims of Hall remain missing or unidentified.
Characteristics[]
- Long, sandy/dark blonde hair.
- Extensive dental work.
Clothing[]
- Black short sleeve knit sweater.
- Red to rust-colored tank top.
- Khaki hiking shorts.
- Panties.
Gallery[]
Death certificate