Unidentified 'Baby Jane Doe' Cold Case Solved in New York
The 'Baby Jane Doe' of Slate Hill, New York, whose partially burned remains were found in 1992, has been identified through investigative genetic genealogy. Both biological parents were identified, and the investigation is now closed as the mother is deceased and the father is not considered a suspect.
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2025
1 updateThe 'Baby Jane Doe' has been identified as Tatiana, and her mother, Tanya Jackson, an Army veteran, was also identified. Both were found deceased years apart, with Tanya Jackson being identified as 'Jane Doe No. 3'.
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2024
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2024
4 updatesThe investigation into the death of 'Slate Hill's Baby Jane Doe' was officially closed.
The biological father was identified, questioned, and thoroughly investigated, but is not considered a suspect in the case. The child's mother is deceased.
Both the biological mother and father of the infant were positively identified through IGG and an extensive joint investigation.
The New York State Police, in collaboration with the FBI, announced the successful identification of 'Slate Hill's Baby Jane Doe' through Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG).
1992
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1992
1 updateThe partially burned remains of the infant were discovered on a property on South Plank Road in the Town of Wawayanda, Orange County, New York. The infant remained unidentified for over 30 years and was known as 'Slate Hill's Baby Jane Doe.'
1991
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1991
1 updateAn infant, estimated to be 7 to 10 days old, was discarded in the winter of 1991 in the Town of Wawayanda, New York.
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