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I am a mother of three beautiful children. I lived in Racine, WI for all of my childhood years, moving into a neighboring county as an adult. But this page isn't about me. It is dedicated to a unidentified young woman whose badly tortured and mutilated body was found dead in a cornfield in Racine County(Raymond), WI July 1999. Her body still unclaimed and her murderer still remians free after all these years. I am not part of a law enforcement agancy nor am I linked to any law enforcement officials. I am just a concernced citizen who has been baffled and haunted by this crime since day one. The heinousness and utter disregard to a human life just disgusts me. The sorrow I feel for this young lady has intrigued me to pursue her identity via the internet through missing persons websites nation wide without any matches. She may not even be from this country. I started this page in hopes of someone recognizing her or knowing something about the crime and coming forth with information. Being a mother of three, I would hope that someone would take the time and do all that they could do to bring this monster to justice. She deserves a name. She is someone's daughter, friend, sister, or even mother--RIP Jane DoeUnidentified White Female Located at 6:15 a.m. July 21, 1999 in a cornfield on 92nd Street in the Town of Raymond, Wisconsin. Cause of death was multiple injuries. Manner of death is homicide. Estimated Date of Death: Hours prior to discoveryVital StatisticsEstimated age: 14 - 35 years old. (Probably under 30) Estimated year of birth is 1964 -1981Approximate Height and Weight: 5'8" (173 cm); 120 lbs. (55 kg)Distinguishing Characteristics: She had sun highlights in her short brown or black hair. Her eyes were brown, but do not exclude hazel or green. Each ear was double pierced and there appears to be no scars or tattoos. She had a "Cauliflower" deformation on her right ear that may have come from a recent injury. She had a thin build. Small cranial cavity, suggesting she was possibly cognitively disabled. She had older, healed scars on her shins and knees, but no tatoos, surgical scars or birthmarks.Dentals: Available. She had fairly poor dentition, and had protruding front teeth. Several teeth were missing or decayed. Her teeth showed signs of long term neglect.Clothing: She was dressed in men's large-size sweat pants, and a men's large, long-sleeved western-style shirt with pearl-colored snaps on the cuffs. Red flowers with white and green foliage were embroidered on the front and back in the upper area of the shirt. The manufacturer of the shirt, Karman, informed police that it was produced and distributed throughout the United States about 15 years ago.DNA: AvailableCase History The victim was found on the edge of a cornfield in a rural area of Racine, Wisconsin on July 21,1999. It appeared the murder had occurred elsewhere and that the body had been dumped, perhaps because the area is near I-94. The vicinity where she was found was near the well known 7 Mile Fair and about 2 weeks after Summerfest had finished its run in Milwaukee, WI. The victim had been tortured for up to 4 weeks before her death. She had been burned on more than 25% of her body: head, face, neck arms and upper torso. The burns were in various stages of healing. She had been severely beaten, possibly with a blunt instrument. but the frequency of the beatings escalated in the final three days to five days of her life. Her left ear was deformed as a result of the beating. She had received blunt force injury to the head, chest, abdomen, wrists, hands and fingers. Her nose was broken. The woman was also cut on the head and on her body, was sexually assaulted and starved. She had many untreated open wounds who participated to her death. Her cause of death was multiple homicidal injuries.Investigators If you have any information concerning this case, please contact: Racine County Sheriff's Office 262-636-3211NCMEC #: NCMU400013 NCIC Number: U-520000267Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case.Source Information: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Cora Jones.org Cora Jones News Find Missing Children The Doe Network: Case File 199UFWILINK: http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/199ufwi.html Because she was initially thought to be a teenage runaway, her picture is still posted with the Center for Missing and Exploited Children.