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       COLUMBUS JANE DOE: WF, 20-50, found outside the Kahiki
       Restaurant - 28 Nov 1999 *Karen Kaye Frank*
   DIR By: Scorpio
       Date: February 22, 2020, 12:13 am
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       Jane Doe was found in front of the Kahiki Restaurant located at
       East Broad Street and died at the hospital on the same day,
       11/28/1999.
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       Re: COLUMBUS JANE DOE: WF, 20-50, found outside the Kahiki
       Restaurant - 28 Nov 1999 *GRAPHIC*
   DIR By: Scorpio
       Date: February 22, 2020, 12:13 am
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       Jane Doe's clothes
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       Re: COLUMBUS JANE DOE: WF, 20-50, found outside the Kahiki
       Restaurant - 28 Nov 1999 *GRAPHIC*
   DIR By: Scorpio
       Date: February 22, 2020, 12:14 am
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       Image released of mystery woman who died in Columbus in 1999
       COLUMBUS, Ohio - Attorney General Mike DeWine and Franklin
       County Coroner Anahi M. Ortiz, M.D. have released a new artist's
       depiction of an unidentified woman who died in Franklin County
       in 1999.
       A forensic artist with the Ohio Attorney General's Bureau of
       Criminal Investigation (BCI) created the likeness of "Jane Doe"
       at the request of authorities with the Franklin County Coroner's
       Office.
       The image, which is based on a photograph taken after the
       woman's death, was designed in an effort to generate tips about
       her identity. The Jane Doe was found in front of the Kahiki
       restaurant on East Broad Street on November 28, 1999, and she
       died at an area hospital the same day.
       It is believed she died of natural causes.
       "This woman's identity has remained a mystery for nearly two
       decades, but we hope this image will result in some new leads,"
       said Attorney General DeWine. "Someone had to have known her
       before she died, and perhaps this picture created by our
       forensic artist will spark someone's recollection of a friend or
       family member who hasn't been seen for several years."
       “Through collaboration with experts from the Ohio Attorney
       General’s Office, this photo has been released in an attempt to
       provide a name to a woman who has remained unidentified for
       close to 20 years,” said Franklin County Coroner Dr. Anahi
       Ortiz. “My hope is that by releasing this photo, we can provide
       closure to the family and friends of this woman. As coroner, I
       take seriously our duty to serve the community of Franklin
       County and speak for those who cannot.”
       Ohio BCI's Criminal Intelligence Unit also released a public
       bulletin about the case.
       The woman was 5'7" tall and weighed 140 pounds. She had
       reddish-brown hair, blue eyes, pierced ears, and small scars on
       her nose and left cheek. She was wearing a straw hat, blue coat,
       overalls, blue socks, sunglasses and gray metal earrings.
       Anyone with information on this woman's identity should contact
       the Franklin County Coroner's Office at 614-525-5290 or the Ohio
       Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 740-845-2406.
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       Re: COLUMBUS JANE DOE: WF, 20-50, found outside the Kahiki
       Restaurant - 28 Nov 1999 *GRAPHIC*
   DIR By: Scorpio
       Date: February 22, 2020, 12:14 am
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       Attorney General DeWine, Franklin County Coroner Release New
       Image of Unidentified Woman
       7/2/2018
       (COLUMBUS, Ohio)— Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Franklin
       County Coroner Anahi M. Ortiz, M.D. today released a new
       artist's depiction of an unidentified woman who died in Franklin
       County in 1999.
       Jane Doe A forensic artist with the Ohio Attorney General's
       Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) created the likeness of
       the Jane Doe at the request of authorities with the Franklin
       County Coroner's Office.
       The image, which is based on a photograph taken after the
       woman's death, was designed in an effort to generate tips about
       her identity.
       The Jane Doe was found in front of the Kahiki restaurant on East
       Broad Street on November 28, 1999, and she died at an area
       hospital the same day. It is believed she died of natural
       causes.
       "This woman's identity has remained a mystery for nearly two
       decades, but we hope this image will result in some new leads,"
       said Attorney General DeWine. "Someone had to have known her
       before she died, and perhaps this picture created by our
       forensic artist will spark someone's recollection of a friend or
       family member who hasn't been seen for several years."
       “Through collaboration with experts from the Ohio Attorney
       General’s Office, this photo has been released in an attempt to
       provide a name to a woman who has remained unidentified for
       close to 20 years,” said Franklin County Coroner Dr. Anahi
       Ortiz. “My hope is that by releasing this photo, we can provide
       closure to the family and friends of this woman. As coroner, I
       take seriously our duty to serve the community of Franklin
       County and speak for those who cannot.”
       Ohio BCI's Criminal Intelligence Unit also released a public
       bulletin about the case. Criminal Intelligence Unit Public
       Bulletin Image
       The woman was 5'7" tall and weighed 140 pounds. She had
       reddish-brown hair, blue eyes, pierced ears, and small scars on
       her nose and left cheek. She was wearing a straw hat, blue coat,
       overalls, blue socks, sunglasses, and gray metal earrings.
       Anyone with information on this woman's identity should contact
       the Franklin County Coroner's Office at 614-525-5290 or the Ohio
       Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 740-845-2406.
       In addition to post-mortem images, BCI's forensic artist is
       available to assist local law enforcement with the creation of
       forensic facial reconstruction models to help identify
       unidentified remains and age-progression photographs to help
       locate missing persons.
       BCI also offers the Ohio LINK (Linking Individuals Not Known)
       Program, a free service to police, coroners, and families of
       missing individuals. The LINK Program was established through
       the Attorney General's Office in 1999 to help match DNA taken
       from family members of missing individuals to DNA from
       unidentified remains. Samples of DNA submitted by family members
       as part of the LINK Program are compared only to DNA samples of
       unidentified remains submitted through similar programs
       nationwide.
       Analysts with BCI's Missing Persons Unit can also provide case
       review, investigative assistance, link charts, and mapping.
       Law enforcement officials or family members of missing persons
       interested in learning more about the services that BCI's
       Missing Persons Unit provides should call 855-BCI-OHIO
       (855-224-6446).
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       Re: COLUMBUS JANE DOE: WF, 20-50, found outside the Kahiki
       Restaurant - 28 Nov 1999 *GRAPHIC*
   DIR By: Scorpio
       Date: March 31, 2020, 10:27 pm
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       Two women found dead in Franklin County in late 1990s finally
       identified
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       Karen Kaye Frank on the left
       Two women who were found dead in Franklin County in the late
       1990s but whose names remained a mystery have finally been
       identified.
       The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Franklin
       County coroner’s office were able to identify the women,
       Attorney General Dave Yost announced Tuesday.
       The body of Turina Jefferies, 32, of Philadelphia, was found on
       May 17, 1998, next to a building in the 2000 block of Hardy
       Parkway Street on Columbus’ West Side, Yost said. Jefferies died
       of acute **** exposure, and the coroner’s office ruled her death
       an accident.
       The body of 52-year-old Karen Kaye Frank was found on Nov. 11,
       1999, outside a restaurant in the 3500 block of East Broad
       Street in the Eastmoor neighborhood. Frank died of natural
       causes, the coroner’s office determined.
       Frank was born in California and traveled throughout the
       country. She had moved to Ohio shortly before her death and had
       a state driver’s license.
       Both women were identified after their demographic information
       was submitted to a national database called NamUs. Their
       identities were confirmed through fingerprints and DNA evidence.
       The families of both women have been notified.
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