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Jane Doe - Westby, Wisconsin
Justice for Jane Doe - Westby, Wisconsin — the trail went cold in 1984, but the truth hasn't.
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Dentures inscribed with numbers 420 or 4-20 and 289 - likely a dental lab identifier that could lead to victim identification and the dentist who created them.
Yellow two-door compact vehicle observed in the vicinity at time of discovery - make, model, and driver identity unknown.
Why was the body left in plain sight with no concealment attempt? Does this indicate confidence, carelessness, or local familiarity?
On May 4, 1984, an unidentified woman's body was discovered dumped along Old Line Road near Westby, Wisconsin with no attempt at concealment. The victim remains unidentified despite distinctive dentures bearing the numbers 420 or 4-20 and 289, which may indicate a dental lab mark or personal inscription. A yellow two-door compact vehicle was observed in the area and may hold the key to solving this decades-old homicide.
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Westby, Wisconsin May 4, 1984 The victim was located on May 4, 1984, dumped along Old Line Road approximately six miles from Westby, Wisconsin. The perpetrator made no attempt to hide the body.
A yellow, two-door compact vehicle was seen in the vicinity. The victim was wearing dentures with the numbers 420 or 4-20 inscribed and 289 in raised lettering.
Unidentified female body found dumped along Old Line Road, approximately six miles from Westby, Wisconsin. Body showed no signs of concealment effort.