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       PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA - 2
       2 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 2:58 pm
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       On Friday, July 22, 1990, two children were hunting for berries
       in a remote area of Monroe Township, about three miles south of
       I-80 near Reidsburg. As they were crossing under a railroad
       trestle, they saw what they thought was a deer lying in a
       streambed. As they got closer, they found that it was a body,
       lying face down in the muddy water.
       #Post#: 6250--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:03 pm
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       Penny Doe
       Found July 22, 1990 in Monroe Twp, Clarion County
       Estimated Time of Death: 4-8 weeks prior to discovery.
       Vital Statistics
       Estimated Age: 15-22 years old
       Estimated Height: 60" (5'), estimated
       Estimated Weight: Pathology reports put her at 105 to 110 lbs,
       but in life she may have weighed as much as 120 lbs.
       Hair Color: dark brown, long
       Eye Color: Unknown
       Race: White
       Dentals: Available. She may have come from an area with flouride
       in the water since her teeth had no fillings and no sign of
       decay. Despite the perfect condition of her teeth, there were
       several distinctive characteristics that could help to identify
       her:
       A tooth in the upper right side of her mouth was chipped, but it
       is unknown if the chip occurred before or after death.
       One front tooth was short and stubby compared to the same tooth
       on the other sign (unknown which tooth).
       She still had one of her upper baby teeth behind the adult
       tooth, i.e. the adult tooth had grown in but the baby tooth had
       not fallen out (unknown which tooth).
       She also had one upper tooth that was 90% rotated (unknown which
       tooth).
       Clothing: Size 9-10 Gitano Jeans. Fruit of the Loom panties,
       size 7. A short-sleeve, black, button-down shirt with attached
       floral vest, Stop Light California brand. No socks, shoes, bra
       or jewelry. There was a penny in each jeans pocket. It is
       unknown if the pennies were left on purpose, or simply
       disregarded when her killer was emptying her pockets.
       Case Details
       On Friday, July 22,1990, two children were hunting for berries
       in a remote area of Monroe Twp, about 3 miles south of I-80 near
       Reidsburg. As they were crossing under a railroad trestle, they
       saw what they thought was a deer lying in a stream bed. As they
       got closer, they found that it was a body, lying face down in
       the muddy water.
       An autopsy showed that she had suffered blunt force trauma to
       the right side of her skull. It also revealed that her right leg
       was broken.
       Authorities do not believe that she is from the local area or
       the county, but they do think that it's likely her killer is,
       since the area where she was found is so remote and the nearby
       road is only lightly traveled. There are railroad tracks nearby
       though, so it is possible that the killer may have followed the
       tracks and found the area by chance.
       In the summer of 2002, authorities received an anonymous letter
       about the girl. Law Enforcement put out a plea, asking the
       author of letter contact them again, but the writer never
       responded.
       On Sunday, May 27 - Memorial Day Weekend - about 5,100 people
       attended a day-long, outdoor rock concert about 15 miles from
       where Jane Doe was found. The concert, called Music Alley,
       featured rock bands The Stand; Down To The Wire; Lawyers, Guns &
       Money; B.E. Taylor and Cleveland. It was held on a farm only 5
       minutes from Exit 6 of I-80 and drew crowds from Pittsburgh,
       Ohio and beyond.
       Could Jane Doe have attended the concert? The timing of the
       event would fit into how long she was dead before her body was
       found, but there has never been any indication that she was
       there.
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       Newspaper advertisement for Music Alley published in the
       Titusville Herald on Friday, May 25, 1990.
       Click on the image for enlarged view.
       If you have any information about this case, please contact:
       Clarion County Coroner's Office
       814-275-1773
       or
       Pennsylvania State Police
       Troop C - Clarion
       Criminal Investigations Unit
       814-226-1710
       or
       Trooper David Ray
       (814)938-0510
       NCIC # U-438952997
       Please refer to this number when submitting information about
       this case.
       NamUs UP # 6580
       Sources
       The Doe Network
       PA State Police - Troop C, Clarion
       The Clarion News
       Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
       NewsLibrary.com
       NewspaperArchive.com
       Titusville Herald
       NamUs
       Thanks "Talisman" for naming her "Penny Doe"
       #Post#: 6251--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:18 pm
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       PersonsCase File: 246UFPA
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       Unidentified Female
       Date of Discovery: July 22, 1990
       Location of Discovery: Monroe Township, Clarion County,
       Pennsylvania
       Estimated Date of Death: 6 to 8 weeks prior
       State of Remains: Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction
       Cause of Death: Blunt force trauma to right side of skull.
       Physical Description
       ** Listed information is approximate
       Estimated Age: 15-40 years old
       Race: White
       Gender: Female
       Height: 4'10" to 5'0"
       Weight: 105-120 lbs.
       Hair Color: Dark brown, long.
       Eye Color: Unknown
       Distinguishing Marks/Features: Right leg was broken.
       Dentals: Available. She may have come from an area with flouride
       in the water since her teeth had no fillings and no sign of
       decay. Despite the perfect condition of her teeth, there were
       several distinctive characteristics that could help to identify
       her: A tooth in the upper right side of her mouth was chipped,
       but it is unknown if the chip occurred before or after death.
       One front tooth was short and stubby compared to the same tooth
       on the other sign (unknown which tooth). She still had one of
       her upper baby teeth behind the adult tooth, i.e. the adult
       tooth had grown in but the baby tooth had not fallen out
       (unknown which tooth). She also had one upper tooth that was 90%
       rotated (unknown which tooth).
       Fingerprints: Not available.
       DNA: Available.
       Clothing & Personal Items
       Clothing: Gitano jeans (size 9-10), Fruit of the Loom panties
       (size 7), and a black Stop Light California short-sleeve,
       button-down shirt with an attached floral vest. She wore no
       socks, shoes or bra.
       Jewelry: None.
       Additional Personal Items: There was a penny in each jeans
       pocket. It is unknown if the pennies were left on purpose, or
       simply disregarded when her killer was emptying her pockets.
       Case History
       The victim was found lying face down in a stream bed by Road 535
       in a remote area of Monroe Township by teenagers who were
       crossing under a railroad trestle looking for berries. They
       observed something lying in the stream which they thought was a
       deer, but upon further examination discovered it was a body. The
       area is approximately three miles south of I-80 and is not a
       well-traveled road.
       Authorities are convinced there are individuals in Clarion
       County who had contact with the woman and can help state police
       identify her and her killer. They do not believe the woman is
       from the county or the immediate area, but believe she was
       brought to the area by a local individual. They also believe she
       was in Clarion County at most a month, before she was killed.
       On Sunday, May 27 - Memorial Day Weekend - about 5,100 people
       attended a day-long, outdoor rock concert about 15 miles from
       where Jane Doe was found. The concert, called Music Alley,
       featured rock bands The Stand; Down To The Wire; Lawyers, Guns &
       Money; B.E. Taylor and Cleveland. It was held on a farm only 5
       minutes from Exit 6 of I-80 and drew crowds from Pittsburgh,
       Ohio and beyond. There are no indication that she attended the
       concert.
       In the summer of 2002, authorities received an anonymous letter
       about the girl. Law Enforcement put out a plea, asking the
       author of letter contact them again, but the writer never
       responded.
       She has been nicknamed "Penny Doe."
       Investigating Agency(s)
       If you have any information about this case please contact;
       Agency Name: Pennsylvania State Police, Troop C - Clarion
       Agency Contact Person: Criminal Investigation Unit / Trooper
       Jason Scholl or Trooper David Ray
       Agency Phone Number: 814-226-1710 or 814-938-0510
       Agency Name: Clarion County Coroner's Office
       Agency Contact Person: N/A
       Agency Phone Number: 814-275-1773
       Agency Case Number: ME: C02-0344654; NCMEC: 1107383
       NCIC Case Number: U438952997
       NamUs Case Number: UP #6580
       Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with
       information regarding this case.
       Information Source(s)
       NamUs
       NCMEC
       Pennsylvania Missing
       ID Wanted Organization
       The Clarion News Archive
       #Post#: 6252--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:22 pm
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       Clarion County Jane Doe
       Unsolved
       On July 22, 1990, a couple of children were looking for berries
       in a remote area of Monroe Township in Clarion County,
       Pennsylvania. The kids spotted something in a stream and at
       first thought it was a dead deer. Being curious they decided to
       investigate and discovered that it was a dead woman. She was
       lying face down in the water.
       Authorities determined that this woman had been murdered and her
       body dumped there a month or so previously. She had been
       clobbered on the right side of her skull with something blunt.
       Her right leg was broken.
       #Post#: 6253--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:23 pm
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       "Penny Doe"
       A female's body found in Monroe, Clarion County, Pennsylvania,
       on July 22, 1990, the death blow being blunt-force trauma to the
       head. Additionally, the right leg was broken. She was between
       fifteen and twenty-two (although some sources report her being
       as old as forty). She had very healthy teeth and had long brown
       hair and had one baby tooth still in place on the top set of
       teeth. The victim wore no bra, shoes or socks, which may have
       been taken by the killer. In each pocket of the woman's jeans
       was a single penny, which led to her nickname. The other
       clothing worn was a vest over a black shirt reading "Stop Light
       of California". She was not believed to have come from the area
       where she was discovered
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       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:26 pm
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       Penny Doe Cold Case Makes No Cents
       Sunday, October 19, 2014 @ 12:10 AM
       Posted by Ron Wilshire
       MONROE TOWNSHIP, Pa. (EYT) – She only had a penny in each of her
       pockets when she was found dead in muddy waters of a streambed
       in Monroe Township in 1990, and her death is still a mystery in
       2014 and remains a cold case of the Pennsylvania State Police
       and Clarion County.
       A photo of a reconstructed face at the time also provided no
       leads.
       Identity unknown, she was quickly nicknamed Penny Doe because of
       the penny in her pockets after the investigation started.
       On Friday, July 22, 1990, two children were hunting for berries
       in a remote area of Monroe Township, about three miles south of
       I-80 near Reidsburg. As they were crossing under a railroad
       trestle, they saw what they thought was a deer lying in a
       streambed. As they got closer, they found that it was a body,
       lying face down in the muddy water.
       An autopsy showed that she had suffered blunt force trauma to
       the right side of her skull. It also revealed that her right leg
       was broken.
       Authorities did not believe that she was from the local area or
       Clarion County, but they did think it was likely that her killer
       was local because of the remote location where she was found and
       the nearby road is lightly traveled. However, there are railroad
       tracks nearby, so it is possible that the killer may have
       followed the tracks and found the area by chance.
       In the summer of 2002, authorities received an anonymous letter
       about the girl. Law enforcement put out a plea, asking the
       author of the letter to contact them again, but the writer never
       responded.
       Experts estimated she died four to eight weeks prior to her
       discovery on that summer day. While police gained a lot of
       information about the deceased woman, her identity was never
       established and remains a cold case to this day.
       Estimates on Penny’s age ranged between 15 and 22, although some
       sources reported her as old as 40. She had very healthy teeth
       and had one baby tooth still in place on her top set of teeth.
       She wore no bra, socks or shoes, or the killer may have taken
       them.
       Police also explored a lead that she may have attended a
       Memorial Day Concert May 27 at Music Alley near St. Petersburg
       and somehow ended up in Monroe Township.
       Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the
       Clarion County Coroner’s Office at 814-275-1773 or the
       Pennsylvania State Police Troop C-Clarion Criminal
       Investigations Unit at 814-226-1710.
       Clarion County Cold File Vital Statistics:
       Estimated Age: 15-22 years old
       Estimated Height: 60″ (5′), estimated
       Estimated Weight: Pathology reports put her at 105 to 110 lbs.,
       but in life she may have weighed as much as 120 lbs.
       Hair Color: dark brown, long
       Eye Color: Unknown
       Race: Caucasian
       Clothing: Size 9-10 Gitano Jeans. Fruit of the Loom panties,
       size 7. A short-sleeve, black, button-down shirt with attached
       floral vest, Stop Light California brand. No socks, shoes, bra
       or jewelry.
       #Post#: 6255--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:32 pm
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       Penny Doe
       Penny Doe was a female found murdered in Pennsylvania in 1990.
       Penny Doe
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       Sex Female
       Race White
       Location Monroe Township, Pennsylvania
       Found July 22, 1990
       Unidentified for 26 years
       Postmortem interval Months
       Body condition Decomposed
       Age approximation 15 - 40
       Height approximation 4'10 - 5'6
       Weight approximation N/A
       Cause of death Beating
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       #Post#: 6256--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:35 pm
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       ME/C Case Number: C02-0344654
       Clarion County, Pennsylvania
       20 to 40 year old White Female
       Case Information
       Status Unidentified
       Case number C02-0344654
       Date found July 22, 1990 11:21
       Date created January 21, 2010 10:39
       Date last modified February 21, 2013 07:17
       Investigating agency
       date QA reviewed
       Local Contact (ME/C or Other)
       Agency Clarion Cnty Coroners Ofc
       Phone 814-275-1773
       Case Manager
       Name David Ray
       Phone (814)938-0510
       Exclusions
       The following people have been ruled out as being this decedent:
       First Name Last Name Year of Birth State LKA
       Tracy Kroh 1972 Pennsylvania
       Anne Manchester 1954 Delaware
       Dawn Mozino 1965 Pennsylvania
       Tamara Porrin 1971 Pennsylvania
       Beverly Potts 1941 Ohio
       Michelle Richardson Unknown Texas
       Beverly Sharpman 1930 Pennsylvania
       Barbara Shumac 1953 Pennsylvania
       Case Report - NamUs UP # 6580
       Case Information
       Status Unidentified
       Case number C02-0344654
       Date found July 22, 1990 11:21
       Date created January 21, 2010 10:39
       Date last modified February 21, 2013 07:17
       Investigating agency
       date QA reviewed
       Local Contact (ME/C or Other)
       Agency Clarion Cnty Coroners Ofc
       Phone 814-275-1773
       Case Manager
       Name David Ray
       Phone (814)938-0510
       Demographics
       Estimated age Adult - Pre 40
       Minimum age 20 years
       Maximum age 40 years
       Race White
       Ethnicity Other
       Sex Female
       Weight (pounds) , Cannot Estimate
       Height (inches) 58, Estimated
       Body Parts Inventory (Check all that apply)
       All parts recovered
       Head not recovered
       Torso not recovered
       One or more limbs not recovered
       One or both hands not recovered
       Body conditions
       Not recognizable - Decomposing/putrefaction
       Probable year of death 1990 to 1990
       Estimated postmortem interval Months
       Circumstances
       Location Found
       GPS coordinates
       Address 1
       Address 2
       City Monroe Township
       State Pennsylvania
       Zip code
       County Clarion
       Circumstances
       On 07/22/1990 children picking berries located the victim's body
       in a stream near a rail road bed.
       Physical
       Hair color Brown
       Head hair
       Long shoulder length hair
       Body hair
       Facial hair
       Left eye color Unknown or Missing
       Right eye color Unknown or Missing
       Clothing on body
       Size 9 Black "Gitano Express" Jeans, size 7 "Foot of the Loom"
       brand panties. Black button down shirt with attached floral vest
       made by "Stop Light of California".
       NOTE: No bra found on or near the body.
       Dental
       Status: Dental information / charting is available and entered
       DNA
       Status: Sample submitted - Tests complete
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       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:38 pm
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       Pennsylvania Missing Persons
       October 25, 2014 ·
       Article about Penny Doe with additional reconstruction
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       Dedicated to promoting public awareness of Pennsylvania's
       missing and unidentified persons.
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       #Post#: 6258--------------------------------------------------
       Re: PENNY DOE: WF, 15-40, found in stream in Monroe Township, PA
        - 22 July 1990
       By: Akoya Date: June 3, 2020, 3:41 pm
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