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The Cases Of Little Miss X And Devil Dog Jane Doe
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This episode features two cases of two unidentified Jane Does, Little Miss X and Devil Dog Jane Doe. In 1958, the skeletal remains of a adolescent was found in Coconino County, Arizona, with personal belongs scattered about. There were some clues to lead investigators to who she might be, however, and many possibilities of missing girls who resembled the remains, but she has never been identified. In 2011, the body of an elderly woman was discovered along Devil Dog Road near Williams, Arizona, and she had been killed from a single blow to the head. The search for her identity has gone international, but sadly, she also has never been identified.
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