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 A fisherman reels in a quilted bundle in 1963—and inside is a toddler no one claimed, reported, or recognized. For sixty years, “Baby Boy Doe” was a heartbreaking enigma… until DNA, investigative genealogy, and some unexpected family memories brought answers no one ever saw coming. This episode, we uncover how science, sleuthing, and a few brave relatives finally gave little Stevie Crawford his name back.  

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  ABCNews, Good Morning America

Jackson County Sheriff's Office

This time we are in the rugged woods of Josephine County. When human remains were discovered alongside two distinct pieces of jewelry, investigators were left with more questions than answers. Who was she? How did she end up there? This case has it all: a decades-old disappearance, a stubborn trail gone cold, and the kind of forensic sleuthing that finally gave the unknown a name.

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KOIN 6, ABCNews, KOMONews

Josephine County Sheriff

Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office

DNA Doe Project

We’re talking today about a haunting and remarkable mystery in Oregon’s wild and scenic wilderness: the discovery of skeletal remains in Hood River County in 2003 that ended up as one of Oregon’s toughest cases to solve, but in the end we discovered her name. It’s got everything: an unidentified body in the woods, lots of possible leads, decades-old family trees, and some very cool science. 

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Hood River County Sheriff’s Office 

Crime Stoppers Oregon

 We’re Mindy and Dr. Nici — the mouths behind Meet Me at the Morgue. We’re here to dish out Oregon’s missing and unidentified persons cases with a mix of curiosity, grit, and a little bit of sass.  It’s dark, it’s real, and it’s time to talk about it. Hit subscribe… if you dare.