Jane Doe - Madisonville, Texas - 09-17-2016
On September 17, 2016, a man mowing a pasture off Interstate 45 between Houston and Dallas, Texas discovered the skeletal remains of a young girl inside a black suitcase.
Description:
- Biological Sex: Female
- Race / Ethnicity: Unsure; White / Caucasian and/or Hispanic / Latino and Native American
- Genealogical research: Ancestral ties to Nuevo Leon, Mexico or El Salvador. Exact place of birth and upbringing unknown
- Pollen Analysis: Southwest United States, most likely Southeast Arizona, or an adjacent region of Mexico
- Estimated Age Range (Years): 2 - 6
- Hair Color: Brown
- Head Hair Description: Dark, Black/Dark Brown, thick, just past shoulders in length
- Estimated Interval between death and discovery: 3 - 5 months
The little girl had a medical condition called micrognathia in which her jaw was smaller than normal. This affected her ability to eat on her own, and she would have required medical care during her life.
Clothing and other items on and near the body:
On the body:
- Pink dress with colorfull embroidered hearts and butterflies and the words "Follow Your Dreams", size 4T, brand "Mon Petit"
- Size 4 Diaper, brand "Parent's Choice".
- 1.2-centimeter feeding tube, which would have been surgically implanted, with inscription “aa4069f02”.
- The little girl was wrapped in white garbidge bags.
Near the body:
- Military camouflage shirt (desert digital print)
- Silver child's bedspread
- Grey adult sweatshirt
- Small green blanket.
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