The NYPD has finally identified the remains of a teenager known as “Midtown Jane Doe,” who was murdered in 1969. The decades-long cold case investigation has just heated up thanks to the remarkable advancements in genealogical forensics.
The remains found buried beneath a Manhattan building are Patricia Kathleen McGlone, a New York City teenager who went missing in 1969.
Patricia Kathleen was 16 years old at the time of her death.
The girl vanished without a trace from the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn. She attended a Catholic school and a public middle school. She has been described her as “a runaway and a truant” in the period leading up to her death.
At some point she was married. And lost all contact with her now deceased parents.
No missing person report was ever filed. And it was 34 years until her remains were found.
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