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On
Sunday, August 3, 1969 the body of
this murder victim was found on
Highway 1 just south of Lompoc, CA.
After lengthy investigation her
identity was never established.
Jane
Doe was described as a white female,
16 to 25 years old, approximately
5'4" tall, around 125 pounds
and with shoulder-length, medium-brown hair. She had pierced ears,
and most notably "bucked
teeth." She was wearing
home-made clothing with a flower
print similar to clothes worn by the
youth of that time period.
She
died from multiple stab wounds.
Jane
Doe's remains were buried at the
Lompoc Cemetery in 1969. In 2001,
Santa Barbara County Sheriff
Department Detectives exhumed the
remains. The skull and jaw were sent
to a Forensic Reconstruction Artist
who created the above renditions of
Jane Doe's appearance.
If
you have any information that could
lead to the identification of this
victim, please e-mail: cmb2474@sbsheriff.org
or telephone during Pacific Time
business hours: 1.805.934.6170.
(Note: This is not an 800 number.)
Be sure to mention NCIC
Number: U-763720372
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