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Santa Rita Jane Doe kit #9119

Santa Rita Jane Doe 2000 (AZ)

Kit # 9119

Ramapo College of New Jersey Case Summary

The skeletal remains of Santa Rita Jane Doe were discovered by hunters in the Santa Rita experimental range near Sahuarita, Arizona in 2000. She was believed to have died between 1997-1999 and was likely 50-90 ears of age at the time of her death, placing her year of birth at 1907-1949.

An orange bedspread and duct tape were found near Jane Doe’s remains.

Ramapo College IGG Center will collaborate with the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner to identify Santa Rita Jane Doe.

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