Identified! NV - Henderson, 'Arroyo Grande', WhtFem UP46, "S" tattoo, Oct'80*GRAPHIC* - Tammy Corrine Terrell

criley said:

If she had a vaccination scar, she was born prior to 1967. My sister was born jan 67 and has no scar, I was born earlier and I have one.

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Bit of hope said:

Can not find that one.....

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Springrain said:

Patricia Taylor has been officially ruled out as Arroyo Grande Jane Doe.

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AddieSunny said:

I have not seen these names ruled out yet,

Lucinda Schaefer- Height is off a bit and the picture is hard to see.
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/4571/153

Angela Meeker- Height and weight on point, not sold on a photo comparison, plus she has a mole
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1351dfwa.html

Roxanne Sims- Height is off a few inches, went missing 3 years before doe was found. Same shape nose though
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/13086/98

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AddieSunny said:

I have not seen these names ruled out yet,

Lucinda Schaefer- Height is off a bit and the picture is hard to see.
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/4571/153


Angela Meeker- Height and weight on point, not sold on a photo comparison, plus she has a mole
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1351dfwa.html

Roxanne Sims- Height is off a few inches, went missing 3 years before doe was found. Same shape nose though
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/13086/98

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UPDATE: Detectives exhumed the body of Jane Arroyo Grande Doe - the young woman found slain in Henderson back in 1980.

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Alleykins said:

She's been exhumed again. The link that's provided in the story linked the old story, not the update, but I'm posting the FB page if you scroll through it to get the latest video.
https://www.facebook.com/FOX5Vegas/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED&fref=nf

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Alleykins said:

And great news! Per the Henderson PD FB page, isotope testing has been scheduled!

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Alleykins said:

She's been exhumed again. The link that's provided in the story linked the old story, not the update, but I'm posting the FB page if you scroll through it to get the latest video.
https://www.facebook.com/FOX5Vegas/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED&fref=nf

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UPDATE: Detectives exhumed the body of Jane Arroyo Grande Doe - the young woman found slain in Henderson back in 1980. They said new tips came in following this report: http://www.fox5vegas.com/story/33708261/jane-arroyo-grande-does-identity-key-in-solving-her-killing

Share this post to help solve this cold case.

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Roselvr said:

To link directly to a FB post, there is a date/ time on every post, right click, copy link location or select open in new tab, copy the URL
FOX5 Las Vegas - Yesterday at 2:36am ·

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Alleykins said:

Gotcha! Thanks, Rose! That's the update I wanted to post but couldn't figure it out. You rock.

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Alleykins said:

And great news! Per the Henderson PD FB page, isotope testing has been scheduled!

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Share this story with your dentist and orthodontist. He or she may hold the key to finding Jane Arroyo Grande Doe's real name and family.

Thank you Cyndi Lundeberg and FOX5 Las Vegas for keeping her story alive.

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rainwater said:

Does anyone know why NCMEC is not listing Arroyo among the other "Jane Does" on the site, but instead has her as listed "Unknown" in the "missing children" search? Sahara Sue and Walker County Janes are both listed in the Jane Does.

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2004-01-22 04:00:00 PDT Las Vegas -- Her naked corpse was discovered by accident by a pair of brothers more than 23 years ago along a dirt road on the edge of town. She looked like a teen, perhaps no older than 18, possibly a runaway. Her head was beaten with a hammer, but the coroner believes she actually died from stabbings of an unidentified 3-inch object.

The murder weapon isn't the only thing that remains unidentified. All these years later, the victim is still known only as Jane "Arroyo Grande" Doe, after the desolate desert path where her body had been dumped.

Over the decades, that path became a major interstate and the young officer who arrived on the scene became a seasoned veteran. But every effort by Detective John Williams to identify what he calls "my girl," including exhuming her body last year to gather DNA samples, have brought him no closer to closing the most vexing case of his career.

Now, in a controversial move, the coroner here is taking the search for answers to nagging cases like this to the Internet by posting, in what is believed to be a national first, the photos of dozens of unidentified bodies on the Clark County coroner's Web site.

Several coroner and medical examiner Web sites around the United States publish information about so-called "cold cases," and some even accompany the blurbs with artists' renderings or clay-model representations that approximate what the deceased looked like when alive. But at www.accessclarkcounty.net, a prominent box beseeches visitors to "help identify human remains." A few clicks -- and a couple of warnings about graphic content -- later, the screen is filled with thumbnail-size pictures that can be enlarged to show actual shots of dead people.

The warning states that "no decomposed remains will be shown," and some of the photos have been retouched to erase the more gruesome trauma. But many remain difficult to view.

.... "I just don't know if actual photos are the best way to accomplish this," said Sgt. Mike Harper, operations manager for the Alameda County coroner's office in Oakland. "A good description of the Doe and the circumstances would probably be just as beneficial as having a photo. If the photo is a clean shot of the face, maybe that's OK, but I don't think there's a need to go into the grotesque end of things."

... Yet Clark County says its approach is working. Since the launch in November, the site has received more than 350,000 hits and has helped identify as many as a dozen people, said Assistant Coroner Les Elliot.

... "It's something we're exploring at this point to see if it's feasible," said Herb Hawley of the San Francisco County medical examiner's office. "I don't believe we'll be putting up actual photos. The most we would do is put up sketches."

But Todd Matthews of the Doe Network, a national organization of volunteers and aggrieved relatives searching for missing loved ones, said he supports the effort.

"They're showing reality, and sometimes it's hard to hide this reality from the public," Matthews said. "They're definitely bringing some attention to cases that otherwise have not seen the light of day for years."

Williams, still trying to bring justice to Jane "Arroyo Grande" Doe, holds out hope that Matthews is right and someone will someday help resolve his case.

"If you look on TV, you'll see worse than what you see in this photo of my girl," Williams said. "If it's my daughter, I'd definitely feel bad to see a picture of her dead. But it would not bother me if someone saw it on the Internet or TV to give me some closure and my family some closure. I'm sure things will offend people, but so be it. You got a young kid, dumped in the desert. That's more offensive."

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