carbuff
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Interesting stuff. Thanks!
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Something about this JD has been bugging me and I just figured out what it is. It says she was in the "middle" of having a root canal. Root canals are normally done in one setting, you don't get half now half later. What's up with that? If they meant she had on a plastic temporary crown, then there's a dentist out there who has a patient that never came in to pick up their permanent crown, which are costly. Seems like they would have reported that in the original stories in an attempt to get the dentist to come forward. The only other explanation I can come up with is her captor/killer was a dentist.
That bothered me, too. Acton, Wyoming isn't a very big town. Out of curiosity, I looked up dentists there on an online yellow pages and found out that currently there were only about six dentists in town. I'm not sure how many there were back in 1993. I guess that she could have traveled to a dentist out of town to do the dental work. It seems that a dentist would notice if one of their patients didn't ever come back for her permanent crown.
I know that the age and hair color are a bit off, but I think that the reconstruction of the woman found in Elko County, NV looks a lot like Martha Green --]
Is the age of the Jane Doe definitively 27 based on carbon dating? So, depending on if she had her birthday yet, the only ages to consider are 26-28?
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If not, I thought Norine Kay Boyd is an interesting case. What makes this a long shot is the five year gap between disappearance and discovery, plus the photograph of Norine doesn't look like the reconstruction (I think the nose is narrower on Shafter Jane Doe), but the nose is wider on the SJD sketch.
Aside from that, the interesting details from the profiles are:
1. Norine disappeared right before Christmas in 1988 from Rupert, ID at the age of 29. That would make her 35 when SJD was found, the upper limit on Doe Network and NamUs.
2. She has blonde hair, hazel eyes, and was 5'7" and 125 lbs. SJD has blonde air, brown eyes, and was 5'8" and 144 lbs so she was heavier.
3. Per NamUs, SJD had three scars on her right lower leg (if I am reading correctly), although one may be a birthmark per an article posted above. Norine has three surgical scars.
4. Norine has three young sons. SJD may have gone through childbirth.
5. Norine used marijuana and cocaine. When her car was found, there were nine empty Coors Light cans in addition to an empty Nytol bottle and amphetamines. SJD had alcohol and marijuana in her system.
6. Rupert, ID (where Norine disappeared from) is nearly 50 miles/1.25 hours to City of Rocks, ID (where her car was found). City of Rocks, ID is nearly 250 miles/4.75 hours to Afton, WY. SJD was found in Elko, ID, but likely spent the last seven months of her life near Afton, WY and those two are 380 miles/6.5 miles apart so large distances are not unheard of in the SJD case. Google Map here.
7. Norine had a large sum of money which was never found after her disappearance. Could this sustain her over five years?
8. The geographies are not unrelated in that the Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada locations are all close to their respective shared state borders.
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Doe Network: http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/995dfid.html
Charley Project: http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/b/boyd_norine.html
NamUs: https://www.findthemissing.org/cases/2101/
The Doe Network:
Case File 995DFID
Norine Kay Boyd
Missing since December 20, 1988 from Rupert, Minidoka County, Idaho.
Classification: Endangered Missing
Vital Statistics
- Date Of Birth: March 26, 1959
- Age at Time of Disappearance: 29 years old
- Height and Weight at Time of Disappearance: 5'7; 125 lbs.
- Distinguishing Characteristics: White female. Blonde hair; hazel eyes.
- Marks, Scars: She has three surgical scars.
- Clothing: She was last seen wearing jeans and white tennis shoes.
- Medical: Marijuana and cocaine use. History of depression and suicide attempts.
Circumstances of Disappearance
Boyd was last seen in Rupert, Idaho on December 20, 1988.
Her father found her apartment door ajar when he went to check on her after she called him, upset. Christmas music was playing on the stereo. Her purse and presents for her children were undisturbed on the table.
Nearly three months later, on March 10, 1989, hikers found her gray Ford sedan at the base of the Twin Sisters formation in the City of Rocks. Her crushed sunglasses were on the ground next to her belt.
Cassia County sheriff's deputies inventoried the scene: Nine empty Coors Light cans; cigarette butts littering the ground; an empty bottle of Nytol sleep aid and a makeup case containing cross-tops - a form of amphetamine. They said the car, with the driver's-side door unlocked, had been there a long time.
Norine Boyd was the mother of three young boys.
Boyd had a large sum of money before she vanished after taking out a signature loan for as much as $6,000 from a finance company and also collecting rent on the apartments she managed. None of the money was ever found.
Investigators
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Rupert Police Department
208-434-2267
Agency Case Number: 20020318
NCIC Number: M-682394496
Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.