'Midtown Jane Doe' finally identified after 50 years using DNA from 9/11 victim's mother
Now the victim has been identified, detectives are continuing to try and find out who may have killed this 16-year-old girl over 50 years ago
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Now the victim has been identified, detectives are continuing to try and find out who may have killed this 16-year-old girl over 50 years ago
Police are one step closer to solving the "Midtown Jane Doe" murder mystery after identifying the victim as Patricia Kathleen McGlone, thanks to DNA matching a family member who died on September 11.
NYPD detectives have finally ID’d the remains of "Midtown Jane Doe,'' a woman found mysteriously entombed in cement at a former famed Hell’s Kitchen hot spot 20 years ago.
The victim, who had been classified as a Jane Doe after she was killed five decades ago has been identified through one of her relatives, who died on 9/11.
This month, a break in a decades old homicide puts detectives on the killer's trail, but the trail turns out to be awfully short.