Composites of Jock and Jane Doe
Real Name: Unknown
Nicknames: Jock and Jane Doe
Location: Somewhere in Sumter County, South Carolina
Date: August 9, 1976
Bio
Occupation: Unknown
Date of Birth: 1954-1958 (Jock)/1956-1958 (Jane)
Height: 6' (Jock)/5'5" (Jane)
Weight: 150 pounds (Jock)/100 pounds (Jane)
Marital Status: Unknown
Characteristics: Caucasian male. Brown eyes, brown hair. He had extensive dental work which included bridges and crowns. He had an expensive watch and a ring inscribed "JPF" (Jock)/Caucasian female. Brown hair, blu-ish eyes. She had two distinct moles on the left side of her face. She was wearing two distinct Mexican-style rings (Jane)
Case
Details: In August of 1976, a young couple was found by a trucker shot to death on a remote road in Sumter, South Carolina. Their similar features made police believe that they may be related, possibly brother and sister, and they carried no identification. On August 9, a witness heard a car driving down a dirt road to where the bodies were later found. He heard gunshots, and then heard the car drive quickly back to the highway. Investigators believe that the couple may have been well-to-do, or from another country. They may have been hitchhiking across the United States or were the victims of a carjacking. No drugs or alcohol were found in their bodies, nor were they wearing underwear or had any money. An autopsy revealed that they had eaten fruit or ice cream with fruit, and a witness reported seeing a man and woman matching the deceased couple's description at a local fruit stand. Months after the murder, an employee of a Santee, South Carolina campground claimed that he had met the couple weeks before their death. He said that the man's name was either "Jock" or "Jacques" and that he and his companion were going to Florida. The man and the employee soon became friends, and later told him that he was the son of a doctor in Canada, and that he had the woman were on vacation. Neither the couple nor their killers have ever been identified.
Suspects: None known
Extra Notes: The case was featured as a part of the January 20, 1995 episode.
Results: Unsolved
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