Arizona Jane & John Does identified, but cases still unsolved abc15
New technology has helped law enforcement agencies solve decades-old cold cases, but that's only the beginning of the battle.
Years later, “Jane Doe” was exhumed and thanks to DNA testing and technology improvements — and a photograph found during another murder investigation — the remains were positively identified as Gerow. On Feb. 14, 1982, an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper stopped to help a motorist along Interstate 40 west of Williams. During that stop, the trooper discovered a body.
On Sept. 28, 2016, the remains of an unidentified young woman were found north of Dolan Springs near Highway 93.
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