Spokane Millie Doe
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Millie Doe is a epithet given to an unidentified female murder victim whose dismembered body was found in Spokane, Washington in 1984. Millie's body was recovered from the Spokane River on 20 June 1984, and was missing the hands, feet, and head. 14 years later, in 1998, a skull was found elsewhere in Spokane that was later determined as belonging to the unidentified body discovered in 1984. While transporting the skull for forensic analysis, the detective responsible for the case was accompanied by his young daughter, who said "Since we have another person in the room, we should name her. Let's call her Millie".
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Spokane Millie Doe
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Spokane Millie Doe (1984)
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A forensic reconstruction of Millie by Carl Koppelman
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Millie Doe is a epithet given to an unidentified female murder victim whose dismembered body was found in Spokane, Washington in 1984. Millie's body was recovered from the Spokane River on 20 June 1984, and was missing the hands, feet, and head. 14 years later, in 1998, a skull was found elsewhere in Spokane that was later determined as belonging to the unidentified body discovered in 1984. While transporting the skull for forensic analysis, the detective responsible for the case was accompanied by his young daughter, who said "Since we have another person in the room, we should name her. Let's call her Millie".
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Spokane Jane Doe, "Millie"
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