The Doe Files

This episode we will discuss two cases. Both were at one time connected with the Redheaded Murders. Both were declared Jane Does at the time of their discovery only two years apart. One woman remains nameless almost 40 years later and the other woman's family was given closure just recently in April 2018. f you know more about who Wetzel County Jane Doe is, please contact William Henderson of the West Virginia State Police on 304-455-0913\. If you know more about the murder of Marcia King, please contact the Miami County Sheriff tip line at 937-440-3990 or submit tips online at www.miamicountysheriff.org/contact-us-1 Thank you to Olivia for your help in assisting in the research of this episode. Facebook /thedoefiles Twitter @thedoefiles Music by Myuu

This episode takes us to 1980 in Henderson, Nevada. A young woman is found murdered, naked and alone on the side of a rural, dirt road. She has remained unidentified for almost 40 years. This episode we will be opening Doe File 258FNV who would otherwise become known as the Arroyo Grande Jane Doe.  If you know more about who Arroyo Grande Jane Doe is or have any information that may help investigators, please contact Joseph Ebert of the Henderson Police Department on 702-267-1200 or the Clark County Office of the Coroner Medical Examiner on 702-455-6649. Thank you to Jess for your help in assisting in the research of this episode. https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/full_report/46 Facebook /thedoefiles Twitter @thedoefiles Music by Myuu

On August 23, 1989, a bearded man strolled down Anchorage's Mountain View Drive around lunchtime. Completely naked. He looked to be in his early 30s and people stopped and stared and honked their horns from their cars nearby. He walked over to the nearby McDonald's where he walked over to the center of three flagpoles in the parking lot and started to climb... If you know more about who Anchorage John Doe is or have any information that may help investigators, please contact Stephen Hoage at the Office of the State Medical Examiner on 907-334-2200 or the Alaskan State Troopers missing persons unit on 907-269-5058. http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/439umak.html Facebook /thedoefiles Twitter @thedoefiles Music by Myuu

Today we will discuss two cases. Both from the Huntington Beach area in California. Both were declared Jane Does at the time of their discovery 22-years apart. One woman remains nameless almost 50 years later and the other woman’s family was given closure just recently in 2017\. Today we will be opening Doe Files 457UFCA and 40UFCA. Additional research and writing Olivia M Facebook /thedoefiles Twitter @thedoefiles Music by Myuu

Today's episode was sponsored by True Crime Fan Club podcast.  If you have any information regarding the identity of Little Miss Lake Panasoffkee, please contact Detective Darren Norris of the Sumter County Sheriff's Department on 1-352-569-1600 http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/470uffl.html https://identifyus.org/cases/6040 Facebook /thedoefiles Twitter @thedoefiles Music by Myuu

. A series out of respect for those who have managed to slip between the cracks. Those who have lived through so much pain. And yet there was little closure or justice for them or their families. They are given numbers, nicknames, mainly loosely based on John and Jane Doe. They have their own Wikipedia pages and they have faces but unfortunately for whatever reason we still don’t know who they are. The Doe Files hopes to give these victims a voice and a chance for us to try and learn more about them and who they may be. Listen from March 2 on iTunes or your favourite podcast app.