EP157: Jane Doe #59
The body of a young woman was found on November 16, 1969 off Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, California, only a few short miles from where The Manson Family had murdered several people that summer. The woman had no ID and no significant identifying marks, and while the Los Angeles Police Department tried to discover her identity, they were unsuccessful. The woman was given the moniker Jane Doe 59. Jane Doe 59 and another woman, Marina Habe, whose body was found in January 1969, would be cold cases for the LAPD and would cause them to wonder if they were victims of The Manson Family or had met their ends via some other violent means. Listen to this week’s episode to hear more about these two cases and whether Jane Doe 59’s identity was ever made.
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Sources and Related Links to Podcast Episode:
- Charles Manson was questioned after 1969 murder victim identified
- Biography: Charles Manson
- 1969 Jane Doe No. 59 Murder Victim Identified After 46 Years
- CBC News: Who Killed Jane Doe #59
- Investigation Discovery: Who Killed Jane Doe 59?
- Who was Jane Doe #59, the murdered Montreal woman found near Manson Family killings?
- Storyhunters Podcast: Unforgotten: Jane Doe #59
- MSN: Jane Doe 59
- Original Forensic Drawings of Jane Doe Found Near Manson Killings Were ‘Inaccurate,’ Sister Says
- Crimewatchers.net
- US Magazine: Jane Doe No. 59 Identified After 46 Years — Is She a Manson Murder Victim?
- Dailymail.com: Possible Manson Family victim Jane Doe No. 59 who was stabbed 150 times is identified as a 19-year-old Canadian woman after 46 years when her sister recognized a photo of her body online
- The Fifth Estate: Who Killed Jane Doe #59
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