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Re: KALAMA JANE DOE: F, 20-29, victim of auto accident in
Kalama, WA - 14 May 1991
DIR By: Akoya
Date: March 8, 2020, 11:07 am
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The victim, a passenger in a tractor trailer, was killed in a
fiery crash on Interstate 5, near Kalama on May 14, 1991.
Oregon Live
Washington State Patrol file photo from the May 14, 1991, crash
scene shows the damage caused by a fire that burned Lester
Harvel's truck .
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Re: KALAMA JANE DOE: F, 20-29, victim of auto accident in
Kalama, WA - 14 May 1991
DIR By: Scorpio
Date: July 29, 2020, 2:49 am
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HTML https://www.wibw.com/2020/07/29/washington-state-authorities-travel-through-kansas-searching-for-cold-case-clues/
Washington State authorities travel through Kansas searching for
cold case clues
By Becky Goff
Published: Jul. 29, 2020 at 10:16 AM
JUNCTION CITY, Kan. (WIBW) - Nearly 30 years have gone by since
a fatal collision in Washington State took the lives of a
Missouri truck driver and his still unidentified, unauthorized
female passenger.
The Washington State Patrol Cold Case Team sent a representative
to follow the presumed route from Missouri to Washington, by
using fuel purchase records to determine the most likely route.
There were two fuel stops in Missouri, and then a gap of more
than 24 hours and more than 500 miles until the next known fuel
stop in Limon Colorado.
Washington State Patrol representatives are stopping at gas
stations and rest stops along a westbound route through Kansas,
posting flyers asking for anyone with information to please
reach out to them.
“A family is missing their loved one, and we really want to give
her a name, and that’s why we’re doing this now and we’ll
continue to do this. We may be talking again in ten more years.
hopefully not.” Washington State Patrol, Program Manager/WA
State AMBER Coordinator, Carri Gordon says.
Representatives of the Kansas Bureau of Investigations Missing
persons/human trafficking division met with the Washington State
Patrol at Sapp Bros truck stop in Junction City, Kansas to
assist with placing the flyer inside the business.
If you have information which could help to identify this woman,
you can call the Kansas Bureau of Investigations Missing Persons
Tip Line at 785-296-4017.
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