







Jefferson County Jane Doe (July 2005) (Unidentified For 20 Years)
Jefferson County Jane Doe (July 2005)
On July 22, 2005, the skeletal remains of a female were discovered by a construction company who was in the process of demolition at the 3600 Block of Seventh Street Road in Shively, Kentucky. Her body had been purposely hidden and posed in a way that indicated foul play was involved in her death. She was thought to have been deceased 2-15 yesrs prior to being found. She was given the placeholder name Jefferson County Jane Doe (July 2005).
To help generate leads for the woman's identity, a forensic artist rendering was created in 2009. Since the discovery of the unknown woman’s body, more than 100 women have been ruled out as the victim. Despite continuous efforts by law enforcement to identify the woman, no leads have yielded a match to identity. In 2023, the Shively Police Department partnered with Othram to generate new leads in the case using advanced DNA technology and forensic genetic genealogy.
Physical Description
• Sex: Female
• Race: White/Caucasian
• Age: 20-40 Years Old
• Height: 5'2"
• Hair: It Is Believed She It Was Brown Based On Hair Found With The Body, But It Is Possible That This Her Root Color
• Nothing More Could Be Determined
Distinguishing Marks/Features
• Narrow And Distinctive Nose
She Has Over 100 Exclusions, The List Of Exclusions Will Be In The Photos Above
If you have any information contact
Agency Name: Shively Police Department
Agency Contact Person: Trevor Towe, Detective
Agency Phone Number: (502) 448-6181
Agency Case Number: 20051433
NamUs Case Number: 74
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