KY KY - Shively, WhtFem 20-40, UP74, distinctive narrow nose, Jul'05

So how do they log it in CODIS? I know for a fact that they run CODIS about twice a day to see if there are any matches, so why can't they just log those two DNA sets into CODIS? Because Shively Doe and Grateful Doe are both in CODIS if I'm not mistaken...

I'm not sure about CODIS
 
Rebecca Gary is not a match. Her sister postedfon our page Never Forget Me. Will link tomorrow. They have not posted on her FB page
 
Anna Lee Manning?

http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/m/manning_anna.html

Anna was a petite, reddish-brown haired white woman who went missing in 1992 from Danville, KY. Danville is 1 hour and 42 minutes away from Shively, according to Google Maps. From the circumstances of her disappearance, it seems pretty clear that her ex-husband Anthony B. Manning murdered her. A nearly 2-hour drive to dump her body sounds practical.

The Jane Doe was discovered in 2005 and said to have been dead for 2-15 years. That fits in with the timeline of Anna's disappearance.

Only thing is, I don't know if Anna's nose would be considered super narrow. If that feature was that observable on partial skeletal remains, I would think it would be a big deal.
 
Springrain, I came upon the same PM today when I was comparing the recent CharleyProject additions to UIDs in NamUs. Besides what you listed, Anna's height is within 2 inches and the distance between Danville and Shively is only ~54 miles.

I don't think she looks much like the reconstruction, though. Anna's nose isn't particularly big, but I don't think someone would describe it as "narrow". But considering we don't know exactly what Shively Doe looked like or how narrow her nose really appeared, that's no reason to rule Anna out.
 
What about Barbara Laster from Hopkinsville, KY? She was involved in drugs and reportedly had a pact with her friends that if any of them died from an overdose they would hide the body so no one got in trouble. There was a possible sighting of her in Nashville after she went missing, but since she went missing in 2002, she could have ended up in Shively later. Her stats seem to match--5' 3" and brown hair, except for age--she was 48 in 2002.

http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/l/laster_barbara.html
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/3236dfky.html
https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/9690/
 
Interesting article.

Connections? Are there connections between the handful of women who are reported missing in the tristate? That’s the question that the experts have been asking all week. That’s the question that people like me are asking. And that’s precisely why I have spent the week pouring over the details, police reports, news accounts and Facebook feeds of the tristate women who have vanished, without a trace, over the last four years.

Read More: Possible Connections Between Missing Women in Indiana - Kentucky | http://wbkr.com/update-connections-between-missing-women-in-tristate-photos/?trackback=tsmclip

Lots more at link.


http://wbkr.com/update-connections-between-missing-women-in-tristate-photos/
 
What about Janel Schwartz? To me her facial structure looks similar to this Jane doe.
 
What about Anne Fahey? She looks similar to the Jane doe. It's unlikely since her info says her murders dumped her in the ocean, and she disappeared in Deleware. I thought I might post her anyway since she looks similar to the jane doe. https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/8229/5

OMG! I'm about 99.999% sure she's not Fahey, but your suggestion freaked me out. Like, big time.

I live in BFE, KY about 20-minutes south of Louisville/Shively but I've long known about Fahey's murder. I never "technically" lived in Delaware, but was apparently conceived in Newark and was born closer to home in Lexington. Either Capano and/or someone that helped dispose of Fahey lived in my parents' apartment complex in Delaware. It may have been her b/f Scanlon that lived near them. But still...
 
What about Anne Fahey? She looks similar to the Jane doe. It's unlikely since her info says her murders dumped her in the ocean, and she disappeared in Deleware. I thought I might post her anyway since she looks similar to the jane doe. https://www.findthemissing.org/en/cases/8229/5

Both have DNA in NamUs, there has not been a hit, but we don't know if they're in the same systems

Jane Doe NamUs

OMG! I'm about 99.999% sure she's not Fahey, but your suggestion freaked me out. Like, big time.

I live in BFE, KY about 20-minutes south of Louisville/Shively but I've long known about Fahey's murder. I never "technically" lived in Delaware, but was apparently conceived in Newark and was born closer to home in Lexington. Either Capano and/or someone that helped dispose of Fahey lived in my parents' apartment complex in Delaware. It may have been her b/f Scanlon that lived near them. But still...

It's in her NamUs bio that his brother helped him dispose of her body. Too bad he died in prison. Not sure what happened to his brother
 
It's in her NamUs bio that his brother helped him dispose of her body. Too bad he died in prison. Not sure what happened to his brother

I asked my mom to find out what connection it was and she said something to the effect of "I think they found parts of her [Fahey]," But since she's still on NamUS and DoeNetwork, I guess they really didn't find anything. But I thought it was kind of weird that I couldn't find her on Charley Project. I could swear I'd seen it in the past, but I guess not.

My parents' neighbor wasn't actually involved in her disappearance. He was her boss, politician and one-time Delaware governor Tom Carper. But they were neighbors long before this, sometime in the mid-70's.

The most poignant event during this period was the murder of Carper's personal scheduler, Anne Marie Fahey, and the eventual conviction of Thomas J. Capano for the crime. Capano was a wealthy, well-connected lawyer, known to nearly everyone in Delaware's political community. Fahey, an attractive 30-year-old member of another well-known family, was attempting to end a romantic relationship with the married Capano, when he murdered her and dumped her body in the Atlantic Ocean. U.S. Attorney Colm F. Connolly built the case against Capano, who was tried and convicted, then sentenced by Delaware Superior Court Judge William Swain Lee.

As a tribute to Fahey, who had been a youth mentor, then-Governor Carper also became a mentor, and began actively promoting mentoring programs throughout Delaware's business community. As a result, by the end of his last term, Delaware held the highest per-capita ratio of youth mentors in the country. Carper also established the Delaware Mentoring Council to help sustain this important legacy.

I don't know if I said this before, but I mean no disrespect to anyone or anything. But she was found in a "raunchy" part of town (tons of strip/sex clubs, dope. etc.) She's likely not anyone local (that's been reported missing) so we should look into ladies move around. A sad thing is, many such women make a habit of moving around to avoid trouble and their families (or anyone that would report them missing) are left in the dark. Many of these ladies that drop off the face of the Earth are never reported as being missing, for one reason or another.
 

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