Interestingly written article, it does give credit to DNA Doe project for helping to solve the case and it also mentiones other John Doe in the area.
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A dead West Chester woman was never reported missing. Officials are using the case to warn others.
In making the announcement, police also emphasized the importance of “watching out for each other” and reporting the missing.
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Brothers Parker, Cole and Caleb Wilhelm found a skull in the woods behind their Gregory Creek Lane home in West Chester Twp. in 2015. Rain and snow made finding additional remains difficult, but all of the woman’s remains were collected, along with other items believed to have belonged to her.
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The Norcross investigation is classified by West Chester Police as a death investigation. West Chester Police Lt. David Tivin said the body was scattered like an “archaeological dig,” but there were no signs of trauma.
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Norcross had moved to West Chester Twp. after a failed marriage on the East Coast. She had no children, and her parents were deceased, according to police.
“She was self-employed for awhile, bought a car, bought the dental work,” Tivin said. “Then she just disappeared to everybody else.
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The woman’s condo had been abandoned, but no notification to authorities.
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“This case reminds us that people can become so isolated, and it is important to stay in touch with relatives, to stay in touch with friends to look after each other,” Murray said. “It is disappointing that someone could not be reported missing. But in my 30 plus years of working with these unidentified cases you see more and more of that.
People become isolated, people become estranged from their family. I think that is something we should all think more about in today’s society.”
A dead West Chester woman was never reported missing. Officials are using the case to warn others.