Description
On June 17, 2009 a hiker walking near the Trans-Canada Highway discovered the body of a White/Caucasian woman in a small, one-person tent located in a wooded area near Miller Rapids Road, Kenora, Ontario, Canada. The woman, believed to be Canadian, was dressed in hiking-type clothing, and equipment for rugged hiking and camping was found near the body. A forensic evaluation revealed the woman was 35 to 55-years-old, 5’ 4, 110 pounds, and had shoulder-length, light brown hair. Cause of death was determined to be accidental carbon monoxide poisoning from a hibachi stove found in the tent. During the autopsy it was discovered the deceased had undergone major reconstruction surgery of her jaw and face, which was most likely conducted in a major surgical hospital 20-30 years prior to her death. Investigators believe she had died in the tent one day to a week prior to being discovered.
NamUs ID: None
Date Body Found: June 17, 2009
Race: Uncertain
Gender: Female
Estimated Age: 35 to 55
Estimated PMI: 1-7 Days
Location: Kenora, ON
Agency of Jurisdiction
Kenora Ontario Provincial Police
Jorden Allan
[email protected]
Links to More Information
https://www.services.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/missing-disparus/case-dossier.jsf?case=2009005199&id=17
https://www.kenoraonline.com/local/opp-release-sketches-of-missing-woman
https://unidentified.wikia.org/wiki/Kenora_Jane_Doe
http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1507ufon.html
Status: Research in progress
Image Credit: C.Ryan, OPP
Last Updated: December 15, 2023
