Unidentified Child Jane Doe
Allenstown, New Hampshire
URGENT: HELP IDENTIFY THIS VICTIM
On May 9, 2000, the remains of Jane Doe were discovered alongside those of another juvenile female inside a 55-gallon drum on private property adjacent to New Hampshire's Bear Brook State Park. Notably, the second victim has been identified and is not biologically related to Jane Doe.
Key Details:
Timeframe: Jane Doe is estimated to have been killed in the late 1970s to early 1980s.
Origin: Believed not to have been originally from New Hampshire, with possible connections to TX, AZ, CA, or OR.
Age at Death: Approximately 2 to 4 years old
Physical Description:
Race: White
Height: Approximately 3'3"" to 3'9""
Hair: Brown and wavy
Notable Feature: A slight overbite that may have been noticeable
Medical Clue: Bone analysis suggests she may have suffered from anemia during her life (not confirmed)
Personal Items: No clothing or personal belongings were recovered
Investigation Details:
DNA Findings: Revealed that her biological father is Terrence "Terry" Peder Rasmussen, who died in a California prison in 2010 after being convicted of the 2002 murder of his common-law wife. Her biological mother remains unidentified.
Case Information:
Agency Case #: MCI-00-074
NamUs #: UP2175
NCIC #: U600019598
If you have any information that could help identify Jane Doe, please contact:
New Hampshire State Police Major Crimes Unit
Detective John Sonia
Captain Mark Myrdek
Phone: 1-603-271-2663
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