Vandy Jane Doe

 On September 8th, 2018 an unidentified deceased female was discovered on the side of a rural road a few miles northwest of Nashville, TN. Forensic analysis determined that the body was of a female, who was likely of African American heritage with a possible mixed ancestry of Hispanic (has since been determined African American and Italian). She stood 5'0"-5'5", and had black, curly hair (not coily). Due to the condition of her remains, her weight and eye color are unknown. She is estimated to be between the ages of 15 and 25 years old (possible up to 30). The female was dressed from head to toe in apparel that bore the Vanderbilt University logo. She wore a black 1/4 zip Under Armor brand top with "VANDY" in gold stitching in capital letters under the white Vanderbilt "V" within the gold star, as well as black leggings that had the white Vanderbilt "V" inside the gold star in a wide-spread geometric pattern. She also wore a ZooZatZ brand black running hip band with zip pocket with the Vanderbilt logo, as well as a white metal necklace from the "From the Heart" brand. The necklace appears to have been missing a charm such, as the one pictured in the additional photos section (for example only as was NOT recovered on or near remains). She also wore a green and black leopard print bra, black undershirt, and white socks. Digital reconstructions of some of these items are displayed in photos. Facial images are a reconstruction created by a NCMEC Forensic Artist and depicts what the female may have looked like in life.  


https://www.namus.gov/UnidentifiedPersons/Case#/52531