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       BURLINGAME JANE DOE: WF, 65-80, found in suitcase in husband's h
       ome in Burlingame, CA - 3 May 2004
       By: Scorpio Date: February 9, 2020, 12:23 am
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       Disarticulated human skeleton found inside suitcase within
       residence belonging to the husband of the suspected decedent.
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       Re: BURLINGAME JANE DOE: WF, 65-80, found in suitcase in husband
       's home in Burlingame, CA - 3 May 20
       By: Scorpio Date: February 9, 2020, 12:23 am
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       Re: BURLINGAME JANE DOE: WF, 65-80, found in suitcase in husband
       's home in Burlingame, CA - 3 May 20
       By: Scorpio Date: February 9, 2020, 12:23 am
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       Re: BURLINGAME JANE DOE: WF, 65-80, found in suitcase in husband
       's home in Burlingame, CA - 3 May 20
       By: Scorpio Date: February 9, 2020, 12:26 am
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       SAN MATEO COUNTY / Bones found in closet likely missing woman's
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       The San Mateo County Coroner believes remains found in a
       suitcase could be those of Anne Fitzgerald, shown here in an
       unknown year. They are reaching out to the public, hoping that
       someone will recognize her and help them solve the mystery of
       the couple's past.
       San Mateo County coroner's investigators are pretty sure that a
       suitcase found in the late Douglas Fitzgerald's closet contains
       the earthly remains of his long-vanished wife, Anne.
       But a positive identification has so far eluded county
       officials, who say the couple left few documentary traces
       despite long lives, and that leads in the case have nearly
       petered out. How she died is also a mystery.
       Investigators Wednesday released photographs of a woman they
       think is Anne Fitzgerald in hopes that someone will recognize
       her and help flesh out details of the couple's hazy past. The
       photographs were found in Fitzgerald's apartment.
       SAN MATEO COUNTY / Bones found in closet likely missing woman's
       Maria Alicia Gaura, Chronicle Staff Writer Published 4:00 am
       PDT, Thursday, May 20, 2004
       The San Mateo County Coroner believes remains found in a
       suitcase could be those of Anne Fitzgerald, shown here in an
       unknown year. They are reaching out to the public, hoping that
       someone will recognize her
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       The San Mateo County Coroner believes remains found in a
       suitcase could be those of Anne Fitzgerald, shown here in an
       unknown year. They are reaching out to the public, hoping that
       someone will recognize her and help them solve the mystery of
       the couple's past. ... less
       San Mateo County coroner's investigators are pretty sure that a
       suitcase found in the late Douglas Fitzgerald's closet contains
       the earthly remains of his long-vanished wife, Anne.
       But a positive identification has so far eluded county
       officials, who say the couple left few documentary traces
       despite long lives, and that leads in the case have nearly
       petered out. How she died is also a mystery.
       Investigators Wednesday released photographs of a woman they
       think is Anne Fitzgerald in hopes that someone will recognize
       her and help flesh out details of the couple's hazy past. The
       photographs were found in Fitzgerald's apartment.
       "Hopefully, somebody who worked with her, a neighbor, or a
       doctor who treated her, will recognize the photograph," said San
       Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault. "Maybe there are family
       members out there. There are one or two relatives on his side,
       but we know nothing about her side of the family."
       Douglas Fitzgerald died of lung cancer, alone in his Burlingame
       apartment at age 82, some days before his body was discovered by
       a neighbor on April 28. All neighbors knew about the reclusive
       man was that he had lived in the building for about 20 years,
       and he claimed in recent years that his wife had died about a
       decade ago. County authorities located one Fitzgerald relative
       living locally, a niece who had seen her uncle perhaps once in
       the past 30 years. As that niece and her daughter cleared
       Fitzgerald's apartment, the daughter opened a Samsonite-style
       suitcase, revealing skeletal remains bundled into plastic and
       paper bags.
       The bones proved to be those of a white woman, about 75 years of
       age and 5 feet 3 inches to 5 feet 4 inches tall. The left ribs
       had been injured but were fairly well healed at the time of
       death. The cause of death was not obvious, but the bones had
       apparently been buried for years before they were placed in the
       suitcase.
       The physical dimensions of the remains generally match those of
       the absent Anne Fitzgerald, who, if she were alive, would now be
       90 years old.
       Douglas Fitzgerald and Anne, whose maiden name was Morris,
       married in 1975 in Reno. She had been married previously to a
       man named Zavitz. Her last known job, with a Nevada
       manufacturer, ended in 1978, and the firm has since gone out of
       business.
       His last job was with a San Mateo convalescent home, which also
       went out of business. Officials have been unable to find a death
       certificate for Anne Fitzgerald in either California or Nevada.
       They have also been unable to locate complete medical or dental
       records.
       Despite tantalizing clues, officials can't say for sure if the
       bones in the suitcase or the photographs found in Fitzgerald's
       apartment are those of Anne Fitzgerald.
       "We have some indications," Foucrault said, "but proving it
       scientifically is going to be a challenge."
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       Re: BURLINGAME JANE DOE: WF, 65-80, found in suitcase in husband
       's home in Burlingame, CA - 3 May 20
       By: Scorpio Date: February 9, 2020, 12:27 am
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       Douglas Fitzgerald's (shown in a 1990 photo)
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