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A newborn infant is found dead due to exposure
On a frigid winter day in Frenchville, Maine, a newborn Caucasian baby girl, who would be known for decades as Baby Jane Doe, was left to perish in the bitter cold. The grim discovery was made on December 7, 1985, not by a person, but by a Siberian Husky named Paca. The dog found the infant's lifeless body in a gravel pit and gently carried her nearly 700 feet back to its owner’s home. The homeowners, initially thinking the dog was carrying a doll, were horrified to realize it was a frozen, de ...Read More
On a frigid winter day in Frenchville, Maine, a newborn Caucasian baby girl, who would be known for decades as Baby Jane Doe, was left to perish in the bitter cold. The grim discovery was made on December 7, 1985, not by a person, but by a Siberian Husky named Paca. The dog found the infant's lifeless body in a gravel pit and gently carried her nearly 700 feet back to its owner’s home. The homeowners, initially thinking the dog was carrying a doll, were horrified to realize it was a frozen, de ...Read More
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Baby Daigle
February 7, 2024
Female
Caucasian / White
Frenchville
ME
1985-01-01
1985-01-01
Baby
Daigle
Yes
11/05/2025
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I recently came across the Baby Jane Doe case from Frenchville and it really struck a chord with me.... ...Read More
07/14/2023
07/14/2023
