Jane Doe - New Mexico

Jane Doe - New Mexico


Attention: Monica Caison
Cold Case Homicide Investigations
Any effort to obtain any information which would assist the New Mexico State Police in their investigations of unsolved homicides or missing persons cases. If you have information on any unsolved homicide you can contact Lieutenant Robert Shilling at 505-841-9271 or e-mail at Robert.Shilling@state.nm.us.

Jane Doe Investigation
If you have any information please contact the police officer listed..thank you

On March 4, 2000, the New Mexico State Police Criminal Investigations Section was called to investigate a shallow grave that was discovered by target shooters west of Albuquerque, New Mexico, south of I-40, mile marker 144.5, near nine-mile hill.
Investigators and anthropologist uncovered the body of a female. The condition of the body indicates that the body had not been at that location for a long period of time. The body is described as a white female, mid-fifties, 5 feet 03 inches tall, 150 pounds. She was wearing a pair of faded black jeans, a white western shirt, brown leather vest and a pair of black/gray cowboy boots. She had a marijuana leaf tattoo on her left upper arm with the #13 tattooed under the marijuana leaf. Tattooed on her right upper thigh was "Sunny".

If you have any information in regard to this investigation please contact Lieutenant Robert Shilling at 505-841-9271 or e-mail at Robert.Shilling@state.nm.us.


http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/

UNID

Missing From: Unknown

Missing Since:

Details: **Special Attention Missing Person / Homicide Units**

Anne Arundel County PD is requesting assistance identifying a body found in their jurisdiction.

White Female, 5'2", 129 lbs, Shoulder length red hair (dyed hair), belly button ring-silver

setting with a a purple / reddish colored stone, 2 tattoos- a butterfly and the name "Jimmy", 2

gold necklaces- one has a horseshoe, 2 hand rings with purple / reddish stones, black bra,

black shirt, red / black striped sweater, black leggings, blue jeans, white socks with floral

design on it.

Anne Arundel County PD

Det. A. Wayson

410-222-3588

800-637-5437

Maryland 03/29/2

UNID Female

MAMARONECK, N.Y. — DNA has confirmed that a leg found off the shore of Long Island matches a female torso that washed ashore in Westchester County last month, police said Wednesday.

Results from DNA testing on a second leg also was expected to be a match, said Mamaroneck Detective Sgt. Robert Holland.

He said, however, that authorities still do not know the victim's identity.

The headless, armless, legless body was found on March 3 inside a suitcase that washed ashore at Harbor Island Park.

Since the torso floated onto the beach as storm-fed floods hit the region, authorities have said it could have come from almost anywhere.

Mamaroneck Deputy Mayor William Paonessa said at the time that the village had no active missing-person cases.

About three weeks later, the legs were found a day apart — on March 21 off Cold Spring Harbor and March 22 off Cove Neck, along Nassau County's Gold Coast. Both legs had pink toenail polish.

Police have said that the torso had a stab wound and belonged to a large woman with a tiny tattoo of two red cherries on a green stem above her right breast.

Police believe the parts belong to a Hispanic or light-skinned black woman about 35 to 50 years old, no more than 5-foot-6 and 180 to 200 pounds.


Monica Caison
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/