The woman at the center of a 1971 cold case homicide in Maryland was identified as a Pennsylvania mother, police said.

For more than half a century, she was known only as “Jane Doe.” Her beaten body was found in a Howard County field in 1971, ...

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Advancements in DNA technology not only identified a Jane Doe in a 1971 unsolved homicide, but investigators also found the ...

WASHINGTON — Howard County Police have identified a Jane Doe victim from a 1971 homicide, the department's oldest cold case.