Princess Doe 30 years later

My parents attended the memorial service in Blairstown last Sunday. The detectives who were there said they still do not know anything, but they had mockups of what she would have looked like, the clothes she was wearing, etc. I guess there is still hope that at some point they will find someone who will recognize her.

Jersey Girl ✉
Jul '12

Such a sad story. Amazing that after all these years they still have no idea who she is.

Calico696 ✉
Jul '12

I wish I'd known there was a memorial service. I was a kid when she was found (not quite 9), but I remember it so clearly, I guess because not much significant happens in these parts, or maybe because it was the first time a crime hit so close to home. I guess a sort of innocence, in the sense that nothing like that could happen in "my little world" was lost. When visiting Cedar Ridge cemetery I always spend a moment at her grave wondering how it's possible that no one has ever claimed her. So sad. Someone, somewhere, loved her at some time...

Lori...since '73 ✉
Jul '12

So very sad that still 30 years later, despite all the efforts, they don't know who this woman is.

Mommyof3 ✉
Jul '12

My heart aches not only for Princess, but for the fact that she has not been identified. I grew up in B'town and remember this (I was 11). In all honesty, I remember the shooting/death of Trooper Lamonaco more vividly (probably because State Troopers showed up at our house that nite due to suspicions the killers were hiding out somewhere on my road) but it's just so awful that a small town had 2 such awful incidents! After what happened today in CO, it really drives home to me that no matter where I am, my safety is not guaranteed! Be aware of your surroundings!!

May God or, whatever higher power you praise, bless us all!!!!

Lifeistooshort ✉
Jul '12