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       OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH - 22
        October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:14 pm
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       Two hunters found the woman's naked body floating in the water
       Oct. 22, 1975 at a tributary in Mud Creek four miles south and
       East of Oak Harbor, OH.
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:15 pm
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:16 pm
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:25 pm
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       The ring is described as a wire love knot.
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:29 pm
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       Law Enforcement Releases New Information to Help Identify a
       Female Found in 1975
       The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Ottawa County
       Sheriff’s Office are seeking the public’s assistance in
       identifying a deceased female that was found in a tributary of
       Mud Creek in Ottawa County, Ohio on October 22, 1975. On October
       22, 1975, at approximately 6:10 p.m., two hunters came upon a
       nude female body floating in approximately 10 feet of water in
       Mud Creek. Detectives from Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office and
       agents from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and
       Investigation processed the scene. The coroner’s office ruled
       her death as “questioned death.” It is believed that she had
       been deceased for 48 to 72 hours at the time of discovery. An
       investigation by Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office detectives
       ensued, all leads were exhausted, and, almost 41 years later,
       her identity remains a mystery.
       The Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office has never closed this case.
       Due to advances in technology, law enforcement is releasing a
       photo composite that has been reconstructed based on her
       remains. She is believed to have been approximately 5’4” tall,
       between 20 and 30 years of age in 1975, and between 140 to 150
       pounds, with medium-length brown/reddish hair, brown or hazel
       eyes, pierced ears but was not wearing earrings at the time, and
       widely spaced teeth with very poor dental health. She was a
       smoker and had given birth to at least one child, possibly
       within the year. She did not have any scars, birthmarks, or
       tattoos.
       Also, a photo of a unique ring that the unidentified female was
       wearing is being released. It is described as a wire love
       knot-type ring.
       Law enforcement is hopeful that someone will recognize the
       composite photo or ring. Anyone with any information regarding
       this individual or this ring is urged to contact the Ottawa
       County Sheriff’s Office at (419) 734-4404 or the FBI, Toledo
       Resident Agency at (419) 243-6122.
       Any questions regarding this news release can be directed to
       Special Agent Vicki D. Anderson at the Cleveland Office of the
       FBI at (216) 522-1400 or Vicki.Anderson@ic.fbi.gov.
       Photo composite that has been reconstructed based on her remains
       [attachimg=1]
       Unidentified female's unique ring
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:32 pm
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       Ottawa County Ohio, Unidentified Female, 1975
       
  HTML http://www.sanduskyregister.com/Law-...tream&lp=1&p=1
       PORT CLINTON — The FBI reopened a 41-year-old cold case
       involving a woman found floating naked in a Salem Township
       creek.
       Recent advancements in technology allowed investigators to
       construct a composite image of the woman's face when she died.
       With this new information now available, investigators hope
       they can finally solve a longstanding mystery.
       "Her death was questionable," Ottawa County Sheriff Steve
       Levorchick said Tuesday during a news conference with the FBI.
       "We were never able to close this case."
       Two hunters discovered the unidentified woman in the evening
       hours of Oct. 22, 1975, off the banks of Mud Creek near West Mud
       Creek Road.
       Investigators pursued the case, but were unable to determine
       who she was or how she died. With their leads dried up, deputies
       shelved the case until new information         presented itself.
       "Determining her identity is crucial if we want any hope of
       solving the mystery behind her death," Levorchick said.
       Push for leads
       Ottawa County Detective Sgt. Amy Gloor, who works an FBI
       task force, told her colleagues about the case. Federal agents
       stepped in to assist the sheriff's office with a joint
       investigation.
       Gloor, along with FBI agents, pieced together bits of
       information from the old case file, including the woman's
       height, weight, and other characteristics.
       "As many of you are aware, the FBI works closely with law
       enforcement officers," said Ken Keppler, special agent in charge
       with the Cleveland division of the FBI. "It's through this
       avenue the FBI became involved."
       From the scene
       Levorchick said the case was immediately difficult for
       deputies to handle in 1975.
       "There were no obvious signs of trauma on her autopsy,"
       Levorchick said. "It's suspicious given the body location and
       her being nude. We hope to get to the bottom of this mystery."
       She was likely dead for at least 48 hours when her body was
       found, investigators said. There's evidence suggesting she may
       have been pregnant within one year of her death.
       "There's no indication if this area was a dump site or just
       where she died," Levorchick said. "There are a lot of questions
       surrounding this case."
       She was buried in an Ottawa County cemetery without a marker
       or any way of identifying her.
       "No one deserves that," Levorchick said. "We'd love to have
       help from the public to identify her."
       Do you know this woman?
       • White female
       • Height: 5-foot-4
       • Weight: about 145 pounds
       • Hair: medium length brown and red
       • Eyes: brown
       • Teeth: poor dental health
       • Other: found wearing a love knot ring
       Anyone with information on this unnamed woman is encouraged
       to call the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office at 419-734-4404 or
       the FBI at 419-243-6122.
       
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:33 pm
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  HTML http://unidentified.wikia.com/wiki/Ottawa_County_Jane_Doe
       Ottawa County Jane Doe
       Ottawa County Jane Doe was a woman found deceased in an Ohio
       river in 1975. Foul play is suspected due to the fact that her
       body was nude when found.
       Sex Female
       Race White
       Location Ottawa County, Ohio
       Found October 22, 1975
       Unidentified for 41 years
       Postmortem interval 2 days
       Body condition Recognizable face
       Age approximation 20 - 30
       Height approximation 5'4
       Weight approximation 140 pounds
       Cause of death Drowning
       (Suspected homicide)
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:38 pm
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       Mud Creek
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:39 pm
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       OTTAWA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
       FBI digs into local cold case
       PATRICK PFANNER • UPDATED OCT 5, 2016 AT 7:27 AM
       patrickpfanner@sanduskyregister.com
       PORT CLINTON — The FBI reopened a 41-year-old cold case
       involving a woman found floating naked in a Salem Township
       creek.
       Recent advancements in technology allowed investigators to
       construct a composite image of the woman's face when she died.
       With this new information now available, investigators hope
       they can finally solve a longstanding mystery.
       "Her death was questionable," Ottawa County Sheriff Steve
       Levorchick said Tuesday during a news conference with the FBI.
       "We were never able to close this case."
       Two hunters discovered the unidentified woman in the evening
       hours of Oct. 22, 1975, off the banks of Mud Creek near West Mud
       Creek Road.
       Investigators pursued the case, but were unable to determine
       who she was or how she died. With their leads dried up, deputies
       shelved the case until new information presented itself.
       "Determining her identity is crucial if we want any hope of
       solving the mystery behind her death," Levorchick said.
       Push for leads
       Ottawa County Detective Sgt. Amy Gloor, who works an FBI
       task force, told her colleagues about the case. Federal agents
       stepped in to assist the sheriff's office with a joint
       investigation.
       Gloor, along with FBI agents, pieced together bits of
       information from the old case file, including the woman's
       height, weight, and other characteristics.
       "As many of you are aware, the FBI works closely with law
       enforcement officers," said Ken Keppler, special agent in charge
       with the Cleveland division of the FBI. "It's through this
       avenue the FBI became involved."
       From the scene
       Levorchick said the case was immediately difficult for
       deputies to handle in 1975.
       "There were no obvious signs of trauma on her autopsy,"
       Levorchick said. "It's suspicious given the body location and
       her being nude. We hope to get to the bottom of this mystery."
       She was likely dead for at least 48 hours when her body was
       found, investigators said. There's evidence suggesting she may
       have been pregnant within one year of her death.
       "There's no indication if this area was a dump site or just
       where she died," Levorchick said. "There are a lot of questions
       surrounding this case."
       She was buried in an Ottawa County cemetery without a marker
       or any way of identifying her.
       "No one deserves that," Levorchick said. "We'd love to have
       help from the public to identify her."
       Do you know this woman?
       • White female
       • Height: 5-foot-4
       • Weight: about 145 pounds
       • Hair: medium length brown and red
       • Eyes: brown
       • Teeth: poor dental health
       • Other: found wearing a love knot ring
       Anyone with information on this unnamed woman is encouraged
       to call the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office at 419-734-4404 or
       the FBI at 419-243-6122.
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       Re: OTTAWA COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 20-30, found in Mud Creek in OH 
       - 22 October 1975
       By: Scorpio Date: November 26, 2018, 8:40 pm
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