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JENKINS COUNTY JANE DOE: AF, 16-22 - Found in Dumpster in
Millen, GA - Feb 14, 1988
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: February 12, 2020, 2:43 am
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The victim's body was found wrapped with plastic and duct tape
inside a large nylon suitcase or duffle bag that had been placed
in a dumpster located off Kaiser Road (now the Bypass) and Old
Perkins Road in Millen.
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Re: JENKINS COUNTY JANE DOE: AF, 16-22 - Found in Dumpster in
Millen, GA - Feb 14, 1988
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: February 12, 2020, 2:43 am
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Sketch completed by a Forensic Artist with GBI.
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Enhanced image of duffle bag the female was found inside.
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Re: JENKINS COUNTY JANE DOE: AF, 16-22 - Found in Dumpster in
Millen, GA - Feb 14, 1988
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: February 12, 2020, 2:43 am
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Date of Discovery: February 14, 1988
Location of Discovery: Millen, Jenkins County, Georgia
Estimated Date of Death: 4-7 days prior
State of Remains: Unknown
Cause of Death: Homicide by asphyxiation
Physical Description
Estimated Age: 16-25 years old
Race: Asian or Asian/White
Sex: Female
Height: 5'4" to 5'6"
Weight: 135 to 145 pounds
Hair Color: Dark brown, long and straight
Eye Color: Brown
Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown
Identifiers
Dentals: Available. Her teeth were in fairly good condition with
crooked upper teeth. She had a lower molar extracted not too
long before her death
Fingerprints: Not available
DNA: Not available
Clothing & Personal Items
Clothing: Unknown
Jewelry: Unknown
Additional Personal Items: Bedding items were found with the
victim.
Circumstances of Discovery
The victim's body was found wrapped with plastic and duct tape
inside a large nylon suitcase or duffle bag that had been placed
in a dumpster located off Kaiser Road (now the Bypass) and Old
Perkins Road in Millen.
Investigating Agency(s)
Agency Name: Jenkins County Coroner's Office
Agency Phone Number: 912-982-4221
Agency Case Number: 501850188
Agency Name: Georgia Bureau of Investigations - Statesboro
Agency Phone Number: 912-871-1121
Agency Name: Jenkins County Sheriff's Office
Agency Phone Number: 912-982-4211
NCIC Case Number: U-292381150
NamUs Case Number: 4697
NCMEC Case Number: 1113140
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Re: JENKINS COUNTY JANE DOE: AF, 16-22 - Found in Dumpster in
Millen, GA - Feb 14, 1988
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: February 12, 2020, 2:44 am
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Jenkins County Jane Doe was a teenager or young adult found
murdered on February 14, 1988. She is thought to have been
asphyxiated.
Characteristics
- It is commonly believed she was of East Asian descent,
although she could have had white ancestry.
- An initial autopsy report states that she was possibly
Hispanic without mentioning any possibility of her being
Caucasian.
- In the decades since her disappearance, some have posited that
she was Native American.
- Some of her front teeth were crooked, but she had good dental
health.
- Not long before she died, she had one of her molars removed,
although the socket had healed.
- The alignment of her teeth may be characteristic of Asian and
Native American ethnicity.
- Her hair was fairly long and was dark brown to black in color.
- She had recently shaved her legs.
Accessories
- The remains were unclothed and lacked jewelry.
- A pale green pillow with a floral design
- Maroon bedspread with similar pattern to the pillow
- A towel with a butterfly design
- Sheets lacking embroidery.
Case
A man searching for cans initially discovered the victim's body
while his companion waited in his vehicle. They later brought a
friend to the scene and alerted police. At least one other
person had noticed a foul odor coming from the dumpster but did
not investigate.
The victim had been placed inside a duffel-style suitcase after
being wrapped in bedding material and tape. Her feet had been
bound. It has been suggested that the bedding could have
originated from her residence or a place of employment.
The condition of her body greatly impacted the accuracy of the
original reconstruction. GBI officials stated that the rendering
may have been inaccurate. Despite this, they received tips of
women who bore a resemblance, also noting similarities with the
bedding material. One investigator considered the possibility
the bedding originated from Korea.
The cause of death could not be determined, although
asphyxiation is suspected. Some theorize the pillow found with
the remains was used to smother her. However, no blood was found
on this item, and no signs of trauma were identified.
Initially, the victim was listed as White or Hispanic. She was
possibly a migrant worker who could have arrived in Atlanta or
had traveled from Florida for work. She also may have been a
victim of human trafficking, being forced to work as an erotic
masseuse in establishments frequented by truckers.
In 1991, investigators received a phone call, presumably from
Johnny Young, a person of interest in the case since 1988, who
confessed to the murder. After he was located in New Jersey, he
denied making the phone call. He is now deceased. Young may have
been acquainted with a Puerto Rican woman who resembled the
initial GBI sketch.
Despite the fact the remains were cremated, additional
information regarding her age and race could be established if
bone fragments still exist. Evidence in the case has been sent
for additional examination as of 2018.
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Re: JENKINS COUNTY JANE DOE: AF, 16-22 - Found in Dumpster in
Millen, GA - Feb 14, 1988
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: February 12, 2020, 2:44 am
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Bedding
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Towel
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Dumpster
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Re: JENKINS COUNTY JANE DOE: AF, 16-22 - Found in Dumpster in
Millen, GA - Feb 14, 1988
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: February 12, 2020, 2:44 am
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