Email address: Password: Not a member? Crime Library: Criminal
Minds and Methods  Unsolved Murder Spotlight: The Caledonia Jane
Doe  Victim reconstruction done by the National Center for
Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC.)  On November 9, 1979,
the body of a teenage girl was discovered by a motorist in
Caledonia, New York. She was believed to have died the day
prior, of brain hemorrhage resulting from a gunshot to the head.
Estimated to be 13-19 years old, she was 5’3″ tall and weighed
approximately 120 pounds.  According to her Doe Network profile
(1UFNY,) at the time of her death, the Caledonia Jane Doe was
wearing a boy’s plaid shirt, tan corduroy pants, blue knee
socks, light blue panties and white bra; brown lace-up shoes and
a red nylon-lined man’s windbreaker with black stripes down the
arms. The windbreaker had a label that read Auto Sports
Products, Inc. Her dental records show that she had not had
dental care and, despite her young age, her #14 tooth was
severely decayed.  Keychains that Jane Do