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Jane Doe (Hispanic female, age 39, unidentified)
Unknown Hispanic female discovered in Mississippi River south of Hannibal, Missouri on September 15, 2013. Last seen September 8, 2013 at Mark Twain Cave with two unknown white individuals. Death determined to be asphyxia due to smothering. Two persons of interest identified but remain at large.
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Unknown Hispanic female discovered in Mississippi River south of Hannibal, Missouri on September 15, 2013. Last seen September 8, 2013 at Mark Twain Cave with two unknown white individuals. Death determined to be asphyxia due to smothering. Two persons of interest identified but remain at large.
Victim last seen at Mark Twain Cave and Gift Shop with unknown white male (approximately 6'6", tan, blonde hair, orange Iowa Rodeo shirt) and unknown white female (approximately 5'0", 18-22 years old, short blonde hair with streaks, yellow shirt, grey shorts)
Body of unknown female discovered in Mississippi River just south of Hannibal, Missouri. Cause of death: asphyxia due to smothering.
Unknown white male, approximately 6'6", tan, blonde hair, wearing orange Iowa Rodeo cutoff t-shirt, shorts and work boots
Unknown white female, approximately 5'0", 18-22 years old, short blonde hair with streaks, wearing yellow shirt/tank top and grey shorts with yellow trim
XL pink, purple, navy, and yellow striped blouse, size 13/14 Ariya brand jeans, sterling silver ring with white stones
DNA and dental records available for identification
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