Jane Doe - remains discovered 5/1/95 Thomasboro, Il (Champaign County)

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CHAMPAIGN COUNTY ILLINOIS JANE DOE
Case Type: Unidentified
DOB: Sex: Female
Missing Date: May 1, 1995 Race: White
Age Now: Height: 5'4" (163 cm)
Missing City: THOMASBORO Weight: Unknown
Missing State : IL Hair Color: Brown
Missing Country: United States Eye Color: Unknown

Case Number: NCMUU10004
Circumstances: On May 1, 1995, the remains of this unidentified female were located in a cornfield near Thomasboro, Illinois. The decedent was estimated to be between 5’-01” and 5’-07” tall, and was thought to have had a medium to heavy build in life. She was estimated to be between 16 and 30 years of age and had brown hair with a reddish tint. Found with the remains were light colored “Lee Sturdy” brand sweatpants and a light colored “Huntington Ridge” brand short-sleeve shirt with buttons up the front and back (size medium). The decedent is thought to have been at the location where she was found for up to one year. The images shown are composites to show what the victim may have looked like in life.

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The images shown are composites to show what the victim may have looked like in life.

ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST) or contact NCMEC Cold Case Review Unit at 1-877-446-2632, ext. 6235 or 6342

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Champaign County Coroner (Illinois) 1-217-384-3888

http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/PubCaseSearchServlet?act=viewPoster&caseNum=U10004&orgPrefix=NCMU&searchLang=en_US

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Unidentified ChildCHAMPAIGN COUNTY ILLINOIS JANE DOE
http://www.missingkids.com/photographs/NCMUU10004c1.jpg
DOB:
Found: May 1, 1995
Age Now:
Sex: Female
Race: White
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Unknown
Height: 5'4" (163 cm)
Weight: Unknown
Found:
THOMASBORO
IL
United States

http://www.missingkids.com/photographs/NCMUU10004x1.jpg On May 1, 1995, the remains of this unidentified female were located in a cornfield near Thomasboro, Illinois. The decedent was estimated to be between 5’-01” and 5’-07” tall, and was thought to have had a medium to heavy build in life. She was estimated to be between 16 and 30 years of age and had brown hair with a reddish tint. Found with the remains were light colored “Lee Sturdy” brand sweatpants and a light colored “Huntington Ridge” brand short-sleeve shirt with buttons up the front and back (size medium). The decedent is thought to have been at the location where she was found for up to one year. The images shown are composites to show what the victim may have looked like in life. http://www.missingkids.com/orglogos/NCMU_en_US.gif ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST) or contact NCMEC Cold Case Review Unit at 1-877-446-2632, ext. 6235 or 6342
Champaign County Coroner (Illinois) 1-217-384-3888

[packy]

She looks so familiar. Huntington Ridge, the brand on her shirt, is one of the private labels that Walmart acquired according to the discount store news in 1993.

[packy]

http://illinoishomepage.net/content/fulltext/?cid=85852

The woman remains nameless. But county deputies are hopeful they'll solve this case. Most of Jane Doe's skeleton was found in a cornfield near Thomasboro fourteen years ago this month. A man spraying ditches for farmers spotted the first bone. Within a day, red flags would dot the landscape where more bones were found. Captain Tim Voges with the Champaign County Sheriff's Office says, tips came from as far away as Arkansas and as close to home as Macon County. But none lead to answers. And efforts to link this case to a missing person also failed. Other leads would come in over the years, but all would lead to dead ends. Voges says, "At this time, it's been fruitless. We haven't come up with anything that's close." But while this case is cold, investigators still work on new leads. The latest was last fall. Investigators also hope one day a match will be found for her DNA. Two rings found among the bones and the woman's unique white blouse may also one day provide some clues.

(more at link with video)

Special report on the vanished in that area

http://illinoishomepage.net/content/news/

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6/12/2009

This is an e-mail from the Illinois Automated Victim Notification system. The offender for whom you have registered to receive notification, Jeromy Ramm, with offender number R34673, has been released from Graham Correctional Center. The offender has been paroled or placed on mandatory supervised release status. As a result, this offender is no longer in the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections as of 6/12/2009.

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Update: Vanished Jane Doe
Reported by: Dave Benton / WCIA 3
Thursday, Aug 6, 2009 @10:38pm CST

New developments could help investigators in the case of a woman found dead in Champaign County. Most of her skeleton was found near Thomasboro in May 1995. The sheriff's office has been checking on leads since. But hasn't been able to find Jane Doe's real name. We featured this cold case back in May and tonight have an update. Champaign County investigators are now using a new tool in their investigation. A new nationwide database. It links missing persons to cases involving unidentified victims. Authorities believe Jane Doe was murdered and have now entered her information on the NamUs.gov website. It's already found more than 100 potential matches. Champaign County Investigator Dwayne Roelfs says it's helpful. He adds, "You take what limited information we have, which is really not a whole lot of information to go on and try to find a piece for the puzzle." Some of the potential matches have been ruled out. But a few new names have shown up. Nothing concrete yet. But as more cases are added to the system, there is a better chance of finding something. Meanwhile, the coroner is updating Jane Doe's dental records, which will be added to the NamUs website. And investigators will also re-test her bones for DNA. Testing has changed since 1995 and they can now learn more from a smaller sample. And while the sheriff's office looks for clues, you too can help. If you know anything about Jane Doe, call The Champaign County Sheriff at 217/384-1204. Or Champaign County Crimestoppers at 373-TIPS.

http://illinoishomepage.net/content/fulltext/?cid=100051

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The Doe Network:
Case File 220UFIL

Reconstructions of Victim.

Unidentified White Female

Located on May 1, 1995 in Thomasboro, Champaign County, Illinois.
The body is estimated to have been placed in the field between May 1994 and October 1994.

The Champaign County Coroner has ruled the female’s death a homicide. They were unable to determine the cause of death, although there is a possibility that she died from multiple gunshot wounds.

Vital Statistics

Estimated age: 19 - 30 years old
Approximate Height and Weight: 5'3" - 5'6"

Distinguishing Characteristics: Straight, dark brown hair with a reddish tint. Medium to heavy build. She may have had one or more children, probably through Caesarean birth. She may had early athletic or dance training, such as gymnastics, ballet or figure skating, based on the leg bone structure.

Dentals: Available. The victim probably did not receive regular dental care.

Clothing: Police found the victim's blouse, sweatpants, and two rings in the field. The blouse is described as a white, v-collared, short-sleeved blouse. It was a size medium and had buttons on both the front and the back. Additionally, the blouse has a pocket on the shirt’s left side, and bares a Huntington Ridge label. The victim was found with two rings. One ring is a plain, gold band. The other is a yellow-metal ring, with stones set in a circular pattern, and has a dark green center.

Case History
The skeletal remains of this victim were found May 1, 1995, in a ditch and cornfield along Champaign County Road 2400N near 1200E southwest of Thomasboro. An agricultural service worker came across a bone and some clothing while preparing a field for planting. Police recovered additional remains when they were called to the scene.

Investigators
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Champaign County Sheriff's Office
217-384-1204
or
Champaign County Crimestoppers
217-373-8477

NCIC Number:
U-830642962
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.

Source: http://www.doenetwork.us/cases/220ufil.html

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NamUs Report
https://identifyus.org/report.php?p=individual&i=5325