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       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:40 am
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       Michigan Trying to Identify Remains of Missing Persons
       August 28, 2007
       In August of 1992, the skeletal remains of a woman between the
       age of 65-75, were found near the Red Arrow Highway in New
       Buffalo, Mi. The woman who was 5’2″, 102 lbs., was found
       wrapped in a sheet and a towel then place into a garbage with
       twine wrapped around it. The woman was found nude with her hands
       and dentures missing. Authorities believe that the woman had
       been killed just four to seven days before her discovery. If you
       have any information regarding this case, please contact the
       Michigan State Police Bridgman Post at 616-465-6525. A computer
       enhanced photo of the deceased is located HERE (Jane Doe #2)
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       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:41 am
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       Berrien County Jane Doe
       The remains of a woman were found on August 23, 1992 in New
       Buffalo, Berrien County, Michigan. The victim was nude and
       between the ages of 65 and 75 when she was murdered. The victim
       was wrapped in a bed sheet, two garbage bags and a towel and
       left alongside a highway. Her hands were severed to prevent
       identification through fingerprint examination. The victim was
       also missing her dentures, as she had no teeth. The body was at
       the scene for approximately two days, but she was killed four to
       seven days before. The woman may have been from a nursing home
       in Illinois or Indiana. She was believed to have been five feet
       two inches tall at a weight of around 102 pounds.
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       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:45 am
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       Krueger Road, New Buffalo Township, Michigan
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       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:45 am
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       New Buffalo, Michigan
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       New Buffalo Harbor
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       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:46 am
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       Red Arrow Hwy
       New Buffalo, MI
       #Post#: 7813--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:47 am
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       Michigan police hope DNA tests will ID remains found in '92
       GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Michigan State Police are hoping DNA
       testing will reveal the identity of woman whose remains were
       found nearly 30 years ago.
       The police are turning to the DNA Doe Project, an organization
       that uses a DNA database to make comparisons and reconstruct
       family trees. After decades of investigating, authorities are
       hoping to bring justice to the woman whose remains were found
       inside two garbage bags in 1992, WOOD-TV reported.
       Detective Sgt. Douglas Kill said he is optimistic given the
       success of the DNA organization.
       “This is going to be great for identifying this woman, maybe
       bringing some closure to some family members who just never knew
       what happened to her,” Kill noted.
       Missing from the remains were the woman's hands and a set of
       dentures. Kill said the level of decomposition made it
       impossible to determine how she died.
       “It was obvious to the detective at the time that somebody was
       trying to disguise her identity or keep her from being
       identified, and that makes it really difficult," Kill said.
       Police know the woman was white, from 65 to 70 years old and had
       been deceased about a week before her body was dropped in New
       Buffalo.
       The DNA Doe Project "has sent out their investigators to follow
       up on the leads they have, so to me that indicates that they’ve
       found some family members someplace and they’re working on it,”
       Kill said.
       The person who found the remains and told police, Mark Henshaw,
       says he wants justice to be served.
       “If they did it once, who’s to say they haven’t done it again?”
       Henshaw told WOOD-TV.
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       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 11, 2020, 9:48 am
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       #Post#: 7934--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 13, 2020, 10:27 am
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       Her page on DNA Doe Project. She is referred to as "Betty the
       Bag Lady".
       Betty the Bag Lady Berrien Co 1992 - DNA Doe Project Cases
       Description In the evening of August 23, 1992, a passerby
       noticed what appeared to be a body wrapped in a black plastic
       bag 15 feet off the side of a rural road near Red Arrow Highway
       in New Buffalo, Michigan. The nude, decomposing remains of a
       White-Caucasian elderly woman were found wrapped in...
       dnadoeproject.org
       In the evening of August 23, 1992, a passerby noticed what
       appeared to be a body wrapped in a black plastic bag 15 feet off
       the side of a rural road near Red Arrow Highway in New Buffalo,
       Michigan. The nude, decomposing remains of a White-Caucasian
       elderly woman were found wrapped in a sheet and inside two
       garbage bags, with her feet wrapped in an institutional-type
       white towel. Both her hands and her dentures were missing.
       Forensic scientists determined the body had been dumped about 24
       hours prior, and that the woman had been deceased from four to
       seven days. Investigators speculate she may have come from a
       care facility in either northern Illinois or Indiana.
       DNA Doe Project Status: Research in progress
       #Post#: 7935--------------------------------------------------
       Re: BERRIEN COUNTY JANE DOE: WF, 65-75, found along Krueger Road
       in garbage bags - 23 August 1992
   DIR By: Akoya
       Date: July 13, 2020, 10:29 am
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       Michigan police hope DNA tests will ID remains found in '92
       GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) - Michigan State Police are hoping DNA
       testing will reveal the identity of woman whose remains were
       found nearly 30 years ago. The police are turning to the DNA Doe
       Project, an organization that uses a DNA database to make
       comparisons and reconstruct family trees...
       www.thehour.com
       Michigan police hope DNA tests will ID remains found in '92
       GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Michigan State Police are hoping DNA
       testing will reveal the identity of woman whose remains were
       found nearly 30 years ago.
       The police are turning to the DNA Doe Project, an organization
       that uses a DNA database to make comparisons and reconstruct
       family trees. After decades of investigating, authorities are
       hoping to bring justice to the woman whose remains were found
       inside two garbage bags in 1992, WOOD-TV reported.
       Detective Sgt. Douglas Kill said he is optimistic given the
       success of the DNA organization.
       “This is going to be great for identifying this woman, maybe
       bringing some closure to some family members who just never knew
       what happened to her,” Kill noted.
       Missing from the remains were the woman's hands and a set of
       dentures. Kill said the level of decomposition made it
       impossible to determine how she died.
       “It was obvious to the detective at the time that somebody was
       trying to disguise her identity or keep her from being
       identified, and that makes it really difficult," Kill said.
       Police know the woman was white, from 65 to 70 years old and had
       been deceased about a week before her body was dropped in New
       Buffalo.
       The DNA Doe Project "has sent out their investigators to follow
       up on the leads they have, so to me that indicates that they’ve
       found some family members someplace and they’re working on it,”
       Kill said.
       The person who found the remains and told police, Mark Henshaw,
       says he wants justice to be served.
       “If they did it once, who’s to say they haven’t done it again?”
       Henshaw told WOOD-TV.
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