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Ep19: Part Two - Hispanic Heritage, Tu sin Nombre (Our Nameless)
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Hands Off My Podcast: True Crime por Jasmine Castillo
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UNIDENTIFIED (PART TWO):
This episode continues our spotlight on Hispanic, Latinx, and Indigenous John and Jane Does through the vital work of the DNA Doe Project. These open cases represent just a fraction of the thousands of unidentified individuals—or tu sin nombre—listed on NAMUS.
Part Two covers:
- Baker County John Doe (1995): Human skeletal remains (skull and femur) found by a dog along Lewis Covin Road and State Road 121 in Macclenny, Florida. | NAMUS: https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/2350
- New Britain Jane Doe (1991): Found dead from a gunshot wound to the head, wrapped in garbage bags near railroad tracks on Myrtle Street in New Britain, Connecticut, across from the former Fafnir Be ...
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DNA Doe Project, Unidentified Persons, NAMUS, Genetic Genealogy, Hispanic Heritage Month, True Crime, Podcast Description
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