For a deeper look into the Madisonville Jane Doe case, check out the 9/17/2019 episode of this podcast from our very own Angeline Hartmann, “Inside Crime with Angeline Hartmann" www.insidecrime.com
The little girl, believed to have been between ages 2 and 6, had a medical condition called micrognathia in which her jaw was smaller than normal. This affected her ability to eat on her own, and she would have required medical care during her life. Surely, someone knew the little girl with the feeding tube.
To help identify her, our forensic artists at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children created a facial reconstruction using a CT scan of her skull.
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