Let's keep things positive today. How about a cold case of a missing person that we find

out the identity and solve the case?

Pulled up to the second window and we'll see you next time.

Welcome the true crime to go. I'm John. Here is always with Jamie. How's it going, brother?

It's good. I'm fired up about this one. A lot of these true crime to go cases. We only have

time to cover a snippet of the case where it's something that's ongoing. This one's wrapped

in a bow and I'm a big fan of talking about cases where we have the complete picture.

All right. Well, we have a true crime story in 10 minutes or less. Will that be in said, Jamie,

why don't you get the ball rolling? The story was shared with me by a coworker named Eric

because this happened in his hometown. This goes all the way back to July 15th of 1982 when

the remains of an unidentified young woman were found near Cedar Ridge Cemetery in Blair's

town township New Jersey. She was believed to have been between 15 and 20 years old.

She had been beaten up nearly beyond recognition and there was no identification anywhere on the

body. Instead of categorizing this individual as a Jane Doe, authorities decided to call her

Princess Doe. Donations came in from citizens in the community to pay for a headstone and she

was laid to rest under the name of Princess Doe. It's also note that she was the first person

that was ever entered into the National Crime Information Center. That's interesting and

it's also interesting to me why they would choose the name Princess Doe. As with any unidentified

persons, rumors swirled that Princess Doe was a runaway or a sex worker. Of course, there may be

many suspects over the years that could have potentially murdered Princess Doe. There were

also many suggestions for her true identity but it would be 40 years before we finally get

answers as to her identity of either of them. In May of 2021, investigators were approached

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