Two guys we saw they thought was a mannequin.

She had wood piled on top of her.

No identification.

We were thinking maybe she's not from around here

because nobody's missing her here.

We all came together by becoming volunteers to identify Jane Does and John Does.

There's a passion trying to find out who our dough is.

It's not that law enforcement has not tried.

Most of the cases that come to us were kind of the last resort.

I said I think I know how we can do it.

All of these people share some amount of DNA with our unknown person.

If I can figure out Jane Doe's parents will know who Jane Doe was.

We thought this is the family, this is it.

You think what if this is your family?

You want to give them closure?

It's a real.

If I like somebody just punch me, it's something.

Here is where they put her. Her permanent home.

Nobody really knew anything about her.

This little cemetery in East Texas.

One simple marker on her grave.

And the name that wasn't a name, Jane Doe.

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