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Jane Doe (Unidentified Female)
Justice for Jane Doe (Unidentified Female) — the trail went cold in 1983, but the truth hasn't.
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Who was this unidentified woman and what was her name?
What is the significance of the red and purple nail polish and yellow V-neck sweater in identifying the victim?
Who was responsible for the victim's death and decapitation?
On February 28, 1983, an unidentified woman was discovered deceased in the basement of an abandoned building in St. Louis, Missouri, where she had been for approximately four days. The victim, found decapitated and wearing a yellow V-neck sweater with distinctive red and purple nail polish, remains unidentified over four decades later. Anyone with information about this victim's identity or the circumstances of her death is urged to contact the FBI.
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Where was the victim during the four days before discovery, and when exactly did she die?
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St. Louis, Missouri February 28, 1983 On February 28, 1983, the victim was found in the basement of an abandoned building in St.
Louis, Missouri. The victim had been in the basement for approximately four days and was decapitated.
The victim had two coats of red and purple fingernail polish on her hands and was wearing a V-neck long sleeve yellow sweater.
Unidentified female found decapitated in basement of abandoned building in St. Louis, Missouri. Victim had been deceased approximately four days.