Missouri ‘Jane Doe’ Identified Exactly 40 Years After Body Was Found

New York Post ^ | May 2 | Joshua Rhett Miller

[nickcarraway]

The body of a woman found in Missouri in 1981 has been identified via DNA match exactly 40 years later, sheriff officials said.

Karen Kay Knippers, whose body was discovered at a low river crossing near Dixon on May 25, 1981, was later buried as a “Jane Doe” at Waynesville Cemetery after authorities were unable to identify the apparent homicide victim, the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office announced Tuesday.

The unidentified remains were exhumed in 2015 in hopes of getting DNA evidence after a detective became interested in the case and requested approval to take another look, sheriff officials said.

[AlaskaErik]

Alaska has a homicide victim from that same time period who has never been identified. The murderer was eventually identified as the notorious Butcher, Baker serial killer Robert Hansen. But one of his victims, known as Eklutna Annie, has never been identified.

[JaguarXKE]

Isn’t that about the time Ted Bundy was on his killing spree?

[Smellin Salt]

Pure evil walks amongst us, folks.

[Kartographer]

Pure evil walks and lives in the high places of our Government

[Brown Deer]

Weren’t the Clintons in Pulaski County in 1981?

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^^^THIS!!!^^^

[Smellin Salt]

You are right about that