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So, starting the beginning on this case, May 6, 1988, what happened?

There was a body that was found on Highway 330, just about a mile and a half from the Grand County line.

In any death investigation, one of the first places investigators turned, as they look for leads,

is to the victim's background. What did this person do for a living?

Who did they spend time with? Were they in a relationship?

But in some cases, investigators don't know anything about a victim.

And, of course, they didn't know who this person was.

That was the case in 1988, when a woman's body was found in a field near a farm in rural Kentucky.

And for the past 34 years, that woman has only been known as Jane Doe.

You don't know who this person is. You don't know where they came from.

You don't know what they're all about. You really just don't know anything about them.

And your job as a detective or investigator is to find out what they are,

who they are, where they came from, how they succumbed to their passing,

figured out what led up to this. Maybe that might help identify,

use all resources possible to say, okay, here's this DNA,

or here's this piece of evidence, try to put things together,

and make it all happen, and then result.

My name is Shea McHallister, and I'm Madison Wade.

We're both journalists, and for years, we've been covering unsolved cases on TV,

talking to investigators and families of victims, all pushing for answers.

Cases we haven't forgotten, and still want to see solved.

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