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One of the NYPD's oldest cold cases came together 21 years ago, on a frigid February morning in 2003, when construction workers digging through a Hell's

Dubbed "Midtown Jane Doe", the remains were discovered in 2003 - but new developments now take police back to 1969.

The DNA of a teenage girl from New York who was killed in the late 1960s had a connection to the mother of a 9/11 victim. Read to know more details.

New York City police spent two decades unraveling the mystery of a teen girl whose remains were found in 2003, along with a monogrammed ring and encased in concrete in a basement. They just learned her name: Patricia Kathleen McGlone. The next goal: Finding her killer.

Investigators have finally revealed the identity of an unknown victim nicknamed Midtown Jane Doe, who was found in the Hells Kitchen neighbourhood of New York City two decades ago.

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Dubbed "Midtown Jane Doe", the remains were discovered in 2003 - but new developments now take police back to 1969.

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A teenage girl's remains were identified more than 50 years after her murder using DNA from the mother of a woman killed on 9/11.

Police have identified the lost body of a woman after 20 years. (Photo: STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images) NYPD detectives have finally identified the remains of a woman found mysteriously entombed in cement in what was once a famous Hell's Kitchen hotspot 20 years ago, which was found with the help of a 9/11 victim.