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Fairfield County Jane Doe (1993).

MUS-2026-0566

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MUS-2026-0566

Unidentified victim

Incident
1993
Indexed
Oct 30, 2026, by MuseUnsolved
Agency
Bridgeport Police Department
Location
Bridgeport CT

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Summary

What happened, as the record shows.

In June 1993, the remains of an unidentified woman were found in a vacant lot at Lafayette Street and Railroad Avenue in the south end of Bridgeport, Connecticut. The Bridgeport Police Department responded to the scene. The Connecticut Office of the Chief Medical Examiner determined the remains were those of a Black female between 25 and 35 years old who stood 5 feet 3 inches tall. The woman was badly burned, no other identifying characteristics could be determined, and her manner of death was ruled a homicide. A white Asics sneaker and a Reebok sneaker were found near her remains. Her identity has remained unknown for more than thirty years.

Timeline

What the record establishes.

  1. June 1993

    Her remains are found in a vacant lot at Lafayette Street and Railroad Avenue in Bridgeport. Her death is ruled a homicide.

  2. 2015

    The case is entered into NamUs as UP14478 and a composite sketch is released.

  3. April 20, 2024

    DNASolves publishes the Connecticut medical examiner partnership with Othram to build a DNA profile. Her identity is still stated to be a mystery.

Key people

The people in the file.

Unidentified victimFairfield County Jane Doe (1993)

A Black female, estimated 25 to 35 years old, 5 feet 3 inches tall. Found badly burned in Bridgeport in June 1993. Connecticut medical examiner case 93-05848, NamUs UP14478.

Investigating agencyBridgeport Police Department

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