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       DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Dorche
       ster, MA building - 14 October 2005
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:17 pm
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       The victim was located in Dorchester, Massachusetts on October
       14, 2005, in an apartment building just outside Boston, at 1719
       Winter Street. A chimney sweep was hired to clean out the
       basement chimney and fix the heating in the apartment building.
       In the late 1960s, the chimney was used as an incinerator, but
       since then an air conditioning unit was placed at the opening
       when he discovered the remains.
       Investigators thinks the victim was there since 2002. And that
       somebody who had some association with the building -- a
       resident, an employee or someone familiar with a resident or
       employee -- has some knowledge about whatever happened.
       Between January 2002 and January 2005, an access door to the
       building basement was typically left unlocked. Whoever buried
       the woman knew that, and knew of the chimney as a hiding place.
       An Anthropologist conducted an extensive examination and
       population profile of the deceased and the results denote strong
       Caucasian genetics. However there were several other genetic
       identifiers/traits pointing to population mixture, such as her
       mouth, and jawline. She may or may not have appeared to be
       Caucasian by her skin color, or other visual ethnic features.
       She may also have appeared to be Caucasian, and claimed or been
       of another ethnic background independently. Therefore, these
       facts should not eliminate the possibility of her being from
       either the Caucasian/Hispanic, Black or Asian population.
       Grooves in her hips suggest childbirth, she possibly could have
       had children.
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:19 pm
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       NamUs UP # 11734
       ME/C Case Number: 2005-3331
       Suffolk County, Massachusetts
       25 to 35 year old Female
       Case Report - NamUs UP # 11734
       Case Information
       Status Unidentified
       Case number 2005-3331
       Date found October 14, 2005 00:00
       Date created November 04, 2013 14:27
       Date last modified May 22, 2017 12:33
       Investigating agency
       date QA reviewed
       Local Contact (ME/C or Other)
       Agency Ofc of the Med Examiner-Hdqtrs
       Phone 617-267-6767
       Case Manager
       Name Joseph Cahill
       Phone 617.267.6767 x 2232
       Demographics
       Estimated age Adult - Pre 40
       Minimum age 25 years
       Maximum age 35 years
       Race Other
       Ethnicity
       Sex Female
       Weight (pounds) , Cannot Estimate
       Height (inches) 62, Estimated
       Body Parts Inventory (Check all that apply)
       All parts recovered
       Body conditions
       Not recognizable - Near complete or complete skeleton
       Probable year of death 2005 to 2005
       Circumstances
       Location Found
       GPS coordinates
       Address 1 19 Winter St
       Address 2
       City Dorchester
       State Massachusetts
       Zip code
       County Suffolk
       Circumstances
       No public circumstances available at time of report.
       Physical
       Hair color Black
       Head hair
       Long dark brown to black, may have been dyed reddish-brown in
       color
       Left eye color Unknown or Missing
       Right eye color Unknown or Missing
       Eye description
       None.
       No other distinctive body features
       Other medical
       information
       May have given birth at some time in the past.
       Fingerprints
       Status: Fingerprint information is currently not available
       Clothing on body
       Cherokee denim stretch pants, size 12A, Jolie inmates beige
       panties size "M", white socks
       Dental
       Status: Dental information / charting is available and will be
       entered later
       DNA
       Status: Sample submitted - Tests complete
       
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:23 pm
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       The Doe Network:
       Case File 535UFMA
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       Top Reconstructions of Victim by Greg Mahoney
       Unidentified White Female with Admixture
       The victim was discovered on October 14, 2005 in Dorchester,
       Suffolk County, Massachusetts
       Estimated Date of Death: She could have been deceased anywhere
       from 3 months to five years before discovery.
       Skeletal Remains
       Formerly Hot Case # 312
       Vital Statistics
       Estimated age: 25-35 years old. (+/- 5 years)
       Approximate Height and Weight: 5' 2" (+/- 3"); small-medium
       build.
       Distinguishing Characteristics: Mixed: Caucasian/Hispanic with
       possible Black or Asian Admixture Female. Eye color unknown.
       Black or Dark Brown hair, past shoulder length. X-rays showed no
       broken or healed bones or any other injuries during life. There
       were no visible scars or tattoos. She was wearing red plastic
       fingernails. She had at least one child.
       Dentals: Lost posterior lower teeth, her molars were gone, front
       lower teeth present. She had a very unique upper partial dental
       plate, which held three teeth, where only two were present.
       Based on certain grooves on her teeth, it is believed that this
       acrylic plate replaced a metal one that she had worn previously.
       A civilian dental expert indicates that the style and
       construction of the plate shows it may have been made either in
       the Caribbean or in the United States by a dentist from Haiti or
       Jamaica. A dental expert said the plate was probably black
       market or underground.
       Case History
       The victim was located in Dorchester, Massachusetts on October
       14, 2005, in an apartment building just outside Boston, at 1719
       Winter Street. A chimney sweep was hired to clean out the
       basement chimney and fix the heating in the apartment building.
       In the late 1960s, the chimney was used as an incinerator, but
       since then an air conditioning unit was placed at the opening
       when he discovered the remains.
       Investigators thinks the victim was there since 2002. And that
       somebody who had some association with the building -- a
       resident, an employee or someone familiar with a resident or
       employee -- has some knowledge about whatever happened.
       Between January 2002 and January 2005, an access door to the
       building basement was typically left unlocked. Whoever buried
       the woman knew that, and knew of the chimney as a hiding place.
       An Anthropologist conducted an extensive examination and
       population profile of the deceased and the results denote strong
       Caucasian genetics. However there were several other genetic
       identifiers/traits pointing to population mixture, such as her
       mouth, and jawline. She may or may not have appeared to be
       Caucasian by her skin color, or other visual ethnic features.
       She may also have appeared to be Caucasian, and claimed or been
       of another ethnic background independently. Therefore, these
       facts should not eliminate the possibility of her being from
       either the Caucasian/Hispanic, Black or Asian population.
       Grooves in her hips suggest childbirth, she possibly could have
       had children.
       Investigators
       If you have any information about this case please contact:
       Boston Police Department Homicide Unit
       Sergeant Paul Donovan
       617-343-4433
       You may remain anonymous when submitting information.
       Source Information:
       Massachusetts State Medical Examiner's Office
       America's Most Wanted
       Boston Com 9/20/06
       BPD New 9/25/06
       Boston Herald 9/26/06
       Boston Now
       Boston Now
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:24 pm
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:26 pm
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       Identity Of Victim Found In A Chimney At A Dorchester Apartment
       Complex In 2005 Still A Mystery
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       Both reconstructions were created based on the description of
       the unidentified woman. The photos should not be the sole
       identifying factor.
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       The victim was discovered on October 14, 2005 in Dorchester,
       Suffolk County, Massachusetts located in New England, USA
       Estimated Date of Death: She could have been deceased anywhere
       from 3 months to five years before discovery
       Victim is believed to be a woman in her twenties or thirties
       with a small/medium build
       She had long, dark brown hair, possibly even black, that went
       past her shoulders
       She had plastic nails painted red. It’s unclear if they were
       drugstore nails or if she went to a nail salon
       Medical examiners believe she bore at least one child prior to
       her death
       An Anthropologist conducted an extensive examination and
       population profile of the deceased and the results denote strong
       Caucasian genetics. However there were several other genetic
       identifiers/traits pointing to population mixture, such as her
       mouth, and jawline. She may or may not have appeared to be
       Caucasian by her skin color, or other visual ethnic features.
       She may also have appeared to be Caucasian, and claimed or been
       of another ethnic background independently. Therefore, these
       facts should not eliminate the possibility of her being from
       either the Caucasian/Hispanic, Black or Asian population.
       At first, chimney sweep Mike Scanlan thought the long spindly
       thing was a tree branch as he pulled it free of the debris
       behind a piece of particle board at the bottom of a disused
       Dorchester apartment complex incinerator.
       His flashlight showed the object in its beam. Red plastic
       fingernails glinted.
       Scanlan found a body buried in the incinerator cavity. There was
       not a single broken bone. There were no signs of injury.
       Boston Police Sgt. Paul Donovan assumed control of the
       investigation at 17-19 Winter St., searching for the path by
       which the woman’s skeleton ended up at the complex.
       Without available witnesses, and with only what the bones could
       tell his team – Donovan faced a difficult prospect.
       “Usually the evidence will take you where it takes you,” Donovan
       said. “In this case, we’re lacking evidence.”
       The dead woman was between 25 and 35 years old. She probably
       stood 5-foot-2-inches. She was deemed of white heritage, but
       also possessed Hispanic, Asian or black features.
       One outstanding identifier: her partial dental plate, either
       made in the Caribbean, or elsewhere by a Haitian or Jamaican
       dentist.
       A dental expert told Donovan the plate was probably black market
       or underground. Find the dentist, and Donovan could find her
       name, her family, where she lived. Unlicensed plate-makers,
       however, mean unlisted dentists.
       Donovan looked for witnesses.
       “I think she was there since 2002,” Donovan said. “Somebody who
       had some association with the building — a resident, an employee
       or someone familiar with a resident or employee — has some
       knowledge about whatever happened.”
       Between January 2002 and January 2005, Donovan said, an access
       door to the building basement was typically left unlocked.
       Whoever buried the woman knew that, he said, and knew of the
       chimney as a hiding place.
       Another way to break the case, Donovan surmised, was to find
       anyone who knew the woman before she disappeared. He needed a
       picture of her in life. He turned to Boston Police forensic
       artist Gregory Mahoney.
       Mahoney was able to produce a computer reconstruction of the
       woman’s features.
       Until someone recognizes her picture, Donovan is in charge of a
       file full of questions.
       “In all my other cases, you try not to let your gut influence
       you too much,” he said. Now, for Donovan, gut feeling is
       critical to the completion of his investigation.
       He’s watching Winter Street, waiting, and reaching out to Boston
       once again for anyone who saw anything around that basement.
       If you have any information regarding this case you’re urged to
       please contact:
       Boston Police Department Homicide Unit
       Sergeant Paul Donovan
       617-343-4433
       Source:
       Massachusetts State Medical Examiner’s Office
       Official Cold Case Investigations
       The Boston Channel
       The Doe Network
       #Post#: 4445--------------------------------------------------
       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:26 pm
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       The victim was located in Dorchester, Massachusetts on October
       14, 2005, in an apartment building just outside Boston, at 1719
       Winter Street.
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       17-19 Winter St, Boston, MA 02108
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:27 pm
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:28 pm
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       Investigators think the victim was there since 2002. And that
       somebody who had some association with the building -- a
       resident, an employee or someone familiar with a resident or
       employee -- has some knowledge about whatever happened.
       Between January 2002 and January 2005, an access door to the
       building basement was typically left unlocked. Whoever buried
       the woman knew that, and knew of the chimney as a hiding place.
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       Re: DORCHESTER JANE DOE: WF, 25-35, found in the chimney of a Do
       rchester, MA building - 14 October 2
       By: Akoya Date: April 8, 2020, 5:28 pm
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