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Woodlawn Jane Doe
Woodlawn Jane Doe was a young woman who was discovered murdered on September 12, 1976, in Woodlawn, Maryland. The victim has been linked to regions from Massachusetts and New York and has also had various other forms of investigation conducted in her case. Despite extensive efforts, her body has never been successfully identified. The murderer or murderers have also never been apprehended.〔〔
==Discovery==
On September 12, 1976 at 10:20 AM, the body of a fifteen to thirty-year-old female was found partially wrapped in a white a sheet, beaten, strangled and raped, within a day after she was murdered.〔 The rape had been severe, as it caused bleeding that had seeped into her clothing.〔 She likely died at a different location and then transported to the side of the Dogwood Road, behind a cemetery, near its back gate.〔〔 It is possible that a Ford Econoline van may be linked to the case, as one was seen near the location of the body, exactly an hour before it was found.〔〔
The victim wore a turquoise-colored stone bead tied to a rawhide string as a necklace and carried two keys (one believed to be for a house and the other for a "night latch") made from brass that were attached to a safety pin in one of the pockets of a pair of tannish-yellow jeans.〔〔 She also wore a white and tan shirt, a white bra and distinctive knee-high socks with multi-colored stripes.〔 A single, light tan moccasin with twine laces and a rubber sole was near the body and is believed to have been worn by the subject.〔〔 Two bandannas and a bag for grass seeds were found over her face and had been fastened behind her neck in a square knot.〔 One bandanna was described as blue and white and the other was orange and white. The latter had holes cut to fit the locations of her eyes and nose. Besides what was found externally, a piece of the grass seed bag was located in the victim's throat, later ruled to be the cause of death, alongside ligature strangulation. The bag read "Farm Bureau Association Grass Seed, Lexington, Mass."〔〔 Additionally, the hands had been bound behind her back with some sort of "bandage" in noticeably high-quality knots.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://doenetwork.org/cases/279ufmd.html )〕〔
In the victim's stomach, extremely high levels of a sedative drug, chlorpromazine was used, either by the killer or possibly from a "mental institution."〔 Chlorpromazine is known to treat schizophrenia, which led to the theory linking the victim, or those responsible for the murder, to such facility.〔 Additionally, the sheet that was wrapped around the body was consistent with those provided at inpatient institutions.〔
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