June 17, 2009 Kenora, Ontario, Canada Millie Doe

On June 17, 2009, someone hiking near the Trans-Canada Highway near Miller Rapids rd. in Kenora, Ontario, Canada discovered a one-person tent. Inside was the body of a woman. It was found that she had died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning from a hibachi stove inside the tent. She was dressed in hiking like clothes and had equipment for rugged hiking and camping. It's believed she died a day to a week before being discovered.

She's a caucasian woman between 35 to 55-years-old. She's 5'4" and 110 lbs. She has shoulder-length light brown hair. At one point she underwent major reconstruction surgery of her jaw and face likely done in a surgical hospital 20 to 30 years before her death.

The clothing with her was a grey wool sweater, a black long-sleeve shirt, and a grey cotton undershirt with a built-in bra and straps, a black jockey underwear size 5,  a pair of dark blue midtown jeans size 6p, grey leggings with lace trim, grey wool socks, thin white cotton socks, black size 5 lace-up Rugged Outback ankle-high shoes. The jewelry was a yellow, blue, and pink three-stringed necklace with a magnetic clip and a hoop earring and brown wire-rim, oval-shaped glasses with a rimless bottom.

Her tent was a one-person Eagle Camp tent. There was a used copy of the book A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby, a bookmark from McNally-Robinson bookstore, $75 in Canadian bills and $2.84 in coins. There was a container of 13 Pfizer pills and a two-pack of back and muscle pain relief medicine,.

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SOURCES:
DNA Doe Project
Canada's Missing
Kenora Online
Unidentified Wikia

May 20, 1990 Norfolk, Virginia John Does

On May 20, 1990, the bodies of two men were found by the crew of the MV Pocahontas Cargo Ship at the Norfolk, Virginia Terminal. The two were in the refrigerated cargo hold. They had started a fire more than likely to keep warm, but they died of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. The last port call was in Medellin Columbia, South America. So it's possible that the two are Colombian and or at least South American. The two had been dead for 4 days.

First John Doe is a Hispanic Male around 5'4 and 113 lbs. He had Medium length black hair, a mustache, and a goatee and brown eyes. White tube socks and blue socks. He was wearing blue jeans with a brown belt, a grey pair of pants, white underpants a black t-shirt, a blue & black long sleeve shirt. a blue & white pullover shirt, a pair of orange gloves, black sneakers, and a brown string medallion.

Second John Doe is a Black Male around 5'4 and 125 lbs. He had black hair in a short afro style, and a faint mustache and beard, and had brown eyes. He was wearing black polo-style shirt, blue jeans with a brown belt, a pair of red underpants, printed shorts. a white and brown sock on the right foot, white sock on left foot, a pair of red hi-tops and a pair of orange knit gloves. He also had a brown string medallion around his neck. 

SOURCES:

https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/6602

https://www.identifyus.org/en/cases/6634