Twenty-five years after Mary Jane Doe’s remains were found nearly completely decomposed, a forensic artist created a facial reconstruction to show what the woman might have looked like in life.

A new digital forensic facial reconstruction of a woman found dead in May of 2018 was unveiled by Ohio's Attorney General and the Hamilton County Coroner.

A facial reconstruction sculptor with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children rebuilds a child victim's likeness in a bid to identify a Jane Doe.

Do you recognize this woman? This 3D facial reconstruction model is of a woman found dead in 1973 in Lincoln, Virginia.

Thursday, deputies said they had enough information to create a clay facial reconstruction bust of the woman, referred to as Jane Doe, after her remains were exhumed from an unmarked grave at the ...

Our premiere episode features a breakthrough 50 years in the making - a facial reconstruction of our 1973 Jane Doe, a Black woman in her late 20s to early 30s discovered in Lincoln, VA.

Anthony Redgrave of Massachusetts in the spring of 2020 created this reconstruction of the face of a Jane Doe hunters found more than 40 years ago near Elgin. UNION COUNTY — A four-decade-old ...

The face probably is not a perfect reconstruction of what Jane Doe looked like in life, said Chief Deputy Coroner Robert Foucrault, whose office has custody of the skull and is responsible for ...

But thanks to forensic science, sketch artists were able to come up with drawings and a facial reconstruction for their Jane Doe. Three different renderings show different versions of what she may ...

In October 2012, the body of a teenage girl, nicknamed "Smurfette" Jane Doe, was found in trash bags along Walters Road in Houston, Texas.

Pumping Jane Doe’s DNA profile through databases like 23andme would be equally as time-consuming because there are various safeguards in place to protect other users’ genetic history, Lents said.