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John and Jane Does are usually identified within a matter of hours by fingerprint matches or by the more difficult means of dental and surgical records. The reconstructions and artist's renderings on this page are of the individuals who we were not able to identify by current methods. Click on each sketch to see a larger picture and relevant medical data.
The Sheriff's Missing Persons Unit is responsible for assisting local police agencies in coordinating and investigating cases involving missing persons, runaway children and unidentified living or deceased individuals who are considered John or Jane Does. Please contact William Fontanez of the Missing Persons Unit at (856) 225-5470 or (856) 225-7661 (after 5:00 PM) or e mail us webmaster
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A 'Jane Doe' who has been living in a New Jersey psychiatric hospital since she was found wandering the Woodbridge Center mall in 1994 has finally been identified.
The Star-Ledger of Newark reports that a multiyear crusade by Human Services Police Officer Lt. Eduardo Ojeda uncovered that the woman is 74-year-old Elba Leonor Diaz Soccarras, a Colombian immigrant who struggled for years as a single mother supporting her daughter with factory work.
Tips from the public and aid from the Colombian consulate helped establish that Soccarras immigrated to the U.S. legally in 1969, making her eligible for a transfer to a nursing home.
The non-verbal Alzheimer's patient has been living at the Garrett Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital in Hunterdon County for years.
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The Nation's authority and most vital resource for families and law enforcement in the search for missing children is the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. (800) THE-LOST.
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