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The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office jail is the first jail in the region to start using biomedical sensors on inmates to monitor their health and receive alerts in the event of a medical emergency.
The remains were buried in the Troy City Cemetery, with a gravestone reading “Lincoln County Jane Doe.”
Southeast Missouri State University students along with anthropology professor Dr. Jennifer Bengtson are helping solve missing person's cases, including this one.
The Lincoln County, MO, Sheriff’s Office announced they have put a name to the remains found in the Mississippi River in 1978.The sheriff’s office posted on the
The identity of "Lincoln County Jane Doe" remained a mystery for over 40 years.