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.

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.

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 ...

The woman, known only as “Jane Doe,” was discovered […] 51 years after woman found murdered, Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office releases facial reconstruction Skip to main content ...

Madison County authorities announced they had identified Wynona "Wendy" Michel's body, which was found in 1990, using a lab ...

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 ...

The reconstruction identified a small blemish on the right side of her skull, which, at the time, police said could have been hereditary or caused by surgery or an accident. Latest DNA technology ...