The Unnamed Doe Podcast

After a young woman was discovered in Lake Panasoffkee, Florida, the race to find her identity began. As time passed, her case grew colder, but new leads may be heating it back up. Listen now for all the details. Website: http://theunnameddoe.com Patreon: http://patreon.comTheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

When the bodies of several women are discovered around Anchorage, Alaska in the early 80s, no one could have expected the horrors that they would uncover. Perhaps most devastating of all is the fact that one woman still remains unnamed. Listen now for all the details. Website: http://theunnameddoe.com Patreon: http://patreon.comTheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

When an employee discovered a body at the bottom of a boiler chimney at the Georgia-Pacific West steam plant in Bellingham, Washington, investigators weren’t sure who the victim was or how he got into the chimney. Nearly 37 years later, investigators are still no closer to uncovering the answer to either of these questions. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Theories abound after the body of a young woman was found floating near Pope's Island, Massachusetts. If the theories are accurate, Jane Doe's identity could be within grasp. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Join us for an interview with Detective George Loydgren of the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office to discuss the positive identification of Edna Jane Doe, from our second episode. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

When a box full of skeletal remains was found on the side of the road in Norcross, Georgia, a strange note only deepened the mystery. The origin and identities of the bones have puzzled investigators for years. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

A gruesome discovery sparked an enduring mystery and shed light on a dark industry. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Every single day, unidentified people are getting their names back and killers are being brought to justice. Michael Ray Schlicht's case is proof of that. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

A John Doe discovered in Arches National Park has been unidentified for decades. Meanwhile, a missing teen’s case has been ice cold for just as long. And a simple mistake may have cost the investigation years of its time. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Natural disasters absolutely devastate lives, landscapes, and finances, but that's not all. In their wake, they often leave behind unidentified individuals. When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in 2005, that's exactly what it did. Listen now for the stories of four does from Hurricane Katrina. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

A fatal accident in Western Australia left a man without his identity. Investigators are certain someone still holds the key to his identity. Listen now for all the details.  Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Thirty-two years ago, a horrific car accident left two people dead in Washington. However, only one of the victims has ever been identified. Despite numerous leads and a detailed paper trail, investigators have come up empty-handed every single time. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

A bizarre phone call leads the Ripon Police Station to a startling discovery--the nude body of a woman, hidden beneath plant growth. Investigators have uncovered clues about her life, but finding her name is much more of a challenge. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

When a body was found in the Long Island Sound off the coast of Connecticut, it was clear to investigators that it had likely come from the Connecticut River. But nothing else in the case was clear, and John Doe remains unidentified even now. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In 1980, the bodies of four young women were found on an infamous stretch of I-45 in Texas. The murders, which were once thought to be isolated incidents, might now be connected. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In 1979, a man's skeletal remains were discovered. But it wouldn't take long for his killer to confess and be convicted. Even though justice has been served, the victim's identity is still a mystery. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In 1982, a church in Boise, Idaho, became the site of a strange suicide. Investigators found a note, some cash, and perhaps strangest of all, they discovered the cause of death: cyanide poisoning. Listen now to hear all the details of this case.  Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

On July 17, 1982, hikers near Lake Tahoe discovered the body of a young woman who would become known as the Sheep's Flat Jane Doe. After almost 37 years, investigators publicly identified both the Sheep's Flat Jane Doe and her killer. Listen now for all the details. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Last week, we brought you the episode about the Jenkins County Jane Doe. And this week, we are bringing you the update that no one saw coming. Jenkins County Jane Doe was publicly IDENTIFIED as Chong Un Kim on October 23, 2023. Listen now for this incredible update. Website: theunnameddoe.com Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In rural Wisconsin, nobody expected to find a brutal crime. But in 1982, that’s exactly what a group of teenagers discovered. After over 40 years of digging into the evidence in this case, the Vernon County Jane Doe still remains unidentified. Listen now for all the details. Website: https://theunnameddoe.com/ Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

A dumpster in Millen, Georgia, was the last place anyone expected to discover a crime scene--but in 1988, a man found a duffel bag that contained human remains. Decades later, theories are still swirling about what could have happened to this Jane Doe, but all that seems to remain is confusion. Listen now to hear all the details. The Fall Line: https://www.thefalllinepodcast.com/episodes/2022/7/25/jenkins-copy-tktktk Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

When investigators found the body of a woman on the rocks of the Mississippi River near Hannibal, Missouri, they weren’t sure where the investigation would take them. Witnesses claimed to have seen the woman a week prior to her death, but who she is and what happened in the week prior to her discovery are still mysteries. Listen now to hear all the details. Website: https://theunnameddoe.com/ Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

On April 25, 1972, the headless body of a woman was found washed ashore on Belleair Beach, Florida. Little is known about this Jane Doe--not even how she died. However, revolutionary technology has brought this case closer than ever to being solved. Listen now for all the details of this case. Website: theunnameddoe.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

After more than 45 years, a woman once known as the Woodlawn Jane Doe was successfully identified as Margaret Fetterolf. She was found outside of a cemetery in 1976, and it was clear that she was the victim of a violent murder. Her killer has never been caught. Listen now for all the details of this case. Website: http://theunnameddoe.com Patreon: http://patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In the 1970s and 80s, a horrific serial killer left behind many victims, including several who are still unidentified. Their names have never been found, and their killer has never been convicted. Listen now for all the details. Patreon: patreon.com/TheUnnamedDoePodcast Website: theunnameddoe.com Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In 1970s and 80s, a serial killer reigned terror across California, Michigan, and Oregon. In his wake, he left many victims, including several who are still unidentified today. Listen to Part 1 now to hear all the details. Part 2 out next Tuesday.

The double homicide of two teenage boys in Dorchester, Massachusetts should have been an open-and-shut case. But instead, the investigation stalled out before the identities of the boys were ever discovered. Thirty-five years later, their names are still unknown, and their killer has never been found. Listen now for all the details of this case. Website: https://theunnameddoe.com/episodes/ Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

In 2006, a family found a skull floating in the Wando River in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. After years of testing, missing person exclusions, and fading public interest, the case of the boy in Wando River still remains unidentified. Listen now for all the details of the case! Website: theunnameddoe.com Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

When a woman was found murdered and wrapped in a quilt in 1972, investigators refused to give up until they found her identity. Despite their efforts, it didn't take long for her case to go ice cold. But her story isn't over yet--advances in forensic science have offered this case a new chance to be solved. Website: https://theunnameddoe.com/ Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod

Welcome to The Unnamed Doe Podcast! When the remains of a young girl were found just outside of the Grand Canyon National Park on October 31, 1958, law enforcement named her Little Miss X. Now, almost 65 years later, we're trying to find answers to all the same questions they had then. Listen now for all the details of Little Miss X's case! Website: theunnameddoe.com Instagram: theunnameddoe_pod