July 31, 1901 Phoenix, Arizona Baby Doe

On July 31, 1901, a baby was found in Pheonix, Arizona. The baby was Hispanic. There's little information in this case.  

SOURCES:

Find A Grave

Unidentified Wiki

June 11, 1932 Perrysburg, Ohio Baby Doe

On June 11, 1932, a newborn boy was left abandoned in Perrysburg, Ohio. He would die from exposure and hemorrhage through an untied umbilical cord. It was believed he was born 3 days before he died and was found. 

SOURCES:

Find a Grave

Unidentified Wiki

October 8, 1994 Princeton, British Columbia, Canada The Princeton Angels

On October 8, 1994, the bodies of newborn twin girls were found inside a black garbage bag in a pit toilet at Allison Lake Provincial Park about 30 km north of Princeton, British Columbia, Canada, along Highway 5A. The girls were born alive and killed. It's believed that the mother did not receive aftercare as there were no hospital records supporting that. She may have come from another province and it's possible the mother was a victim herself. 

The twins are known as the Princeton Angels and a memorial plaque marks their burial in the Princeton Cemetary.

SOURCES:

Doe Network

CBC

April 10, 1990 Riverside, Alabama Baby Doe

On April 10, 1990, around 2p.m. someone collecting recyclables found the body of a newborn girl was in a dumpster at the Riverbend Apartments in Riverside, Alabama. It's believed that she was born and died the day before her discovery. It's not stated whether she was born alive or not. She's a white female and was 7lbs. 

SOURCES:

Doe Network

Feb 27, 1990 Cross City, Florida Jane Doe

 

On Feb 27, 1990, the body of a newborn was found on the side of the road near the intersection of Leon St. and West Weaver Avenue in Cross City, Florida. The baby had been dead for 2-3 days. She was premature 7-8 gestation, she still had the umbilical cord connected it was stated that it was torn instead of cut. It isn't stated if she was murdered or stillborn. Her race is unknown, but she had black mostly straight hair. 

SOURCES:

Doe Network

NamUs

Flordia Unidentified Descendants Database

February 28, 1988 Cheyenne, Wyoming Baby Doe

On Feb. 28, 1988, a baby was found wrapped in a blanket in a culvert pipe under a main access road in a residential area in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The baby had been dead for around 12 hrs. It's not stated whether the baby is a newborn or not, but he was under a year old. He was a white male and was 6.5 lbs. He had brown hair and brownish-blue eyes. 

SOURCES:

NamUs

Doe Network

Feb 10, 2004 Stanton, California, Baby Doe

 

Baby Doe and an age enhancement image of him. 

On Feb 10, 2004, the body of an infant was found at CR Tranfer Inc. in Stanton, California. His body was found on the conveyer belt that sorted trash from recyclables. He was a newborn as his umbilical cord and placenta were still attached. He was born alive but was suffocated before being placed in the trash. 

Baby Doe's race is unknown, but he may have been Hispanic and or black. He had short black and curly hair and grey eyes. A bloody towel, a plastic bag, and a newspaper were found with his body. 

SOURCES:

NamUs

Doe Network 

OC Register 

Murder of Lee Thao Hue

On July 30, 1981, 7-month-old Lee Thao Hue was brought to Primary Children's Hospital where she would later die from her wounds. Lee and her family were a part of the Mong Refugee. There is little information in this case and Salt Lake City, Utah police are handling the case. 

SOURCES:

Utah Department of Public Safety

October 24, 1975 Boundary Bay, British Columbia, Canada Jane Doe

 On October 24, 1975, the body of an infant girl was found near the Tsawwassen In Boundary Bay, British Columbia, Canada. The girl had been dead between 1 to 7 days. She could have been up to a year old. There is little information in this case. 

SOURCES:

Doe Network

British Columbia Coroners Service

September 5, 2011 Winona, Minnesota Baby Jane Doe

On September 5, 2011, the body of a newborn girl was found floating in a canvas bag in the Mississippi River north of the Trempealeau Dam near Winona, Minnesota. She was full-term and had been dead for hours. It's not stated what cause of death was or if she was born alive. She had brown hair and race was not determined.

The Canvas bag she was found in was tan with sailboats and a sun with the word "Manzillo" underneath. There were also items found with the girl. A bracelet with silver and blue beads with a large 8 cm glass pendant, two porcelain, and angle music box figurines, and a ceramic Precious Moments angel bell. One of the music boxes played the song "Wind Beneath My Wings". There was also a green t-shirt with a faded design on the front.

SOURCES:
Unidentified Wiki
Doe Network
NamUs
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

November 11, 1896 Kansas City, Missouri Unknown Baby

Before November 11, 1896, the body of a baby was found in a patch of weeds on 20th and Charlotte Street in Kansas City, Missouri. The Baby was turned over to the Coroner. The baby was around 2 weeks old.


SOURCES:
Find a Grave
Kansas City Journal 

April 21,1926 Albuquerque, New Mexico Baby John Doe

On April 21, 1926, Mrs. Maria Martinez, her mother, and her sister went to a vacant house on 1120 North 3rd street in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She stated that she went to the home with the intention to buy it. Inside the body of a baby boy was found behind a bathtub. His cause of death is unknown, but he was less than a month old at death. 

I assume that  the baby was never identified as he was buried as Baby John Doe and his Find a Grave doesn't mention him being identified. 

SOURCES:

Find a Grave

Santa Fe New Mexican April 23, 1926

Febuarary 3, 2005 Berlin, Germany Baby Jane Doe

Around 3:40 p.m. on Feb. 3, 2005, a worker at the recycling center owned by Alba in 12623 Mahlsdorf, Hultschiner Damm 335 In Berlin, Germany found the body of an infant. It was determined that there was about 70 truckloads of recyclable waste delivered that day. 85% was from the entire city of Berlin and 5% from northern, southern, and eastern districts of Bradenburg. The other cargoes came from the districts of Güstrow in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Gifhorn in Lower Saxony and the city of Wolfsburg to Berlin.

The infant girl was found to have been born alive and was likely strangled a few minutes after birth. They then wrapped the baby in a towel and disposed of her. She was likely born in the 7th or 8th month of the pregnancy. 

She was wrapped in a pink terry towel with a flower motif. It was 90 by 70 inches. The label had "Modische Frottierwäsche" in red yarn. 

SOURCES:

Polizei Berlin

January 5, 1964 Laguna Beach, California Jane Doe

The body of an infant was found on Laguna Beach, California on Jan. 5, 1964. She was a white female 1'1" and 3 lbs. She had died recently.

SOURCES:
NamUs

March 30, 1881 Centerville, Iowa Newborn Girl

A woman posted a package in Camden and stated that the package was to be paid in Centerville, Iowa. On March 30, 1881, a package was delivered by the train. It was addressed to the county treasurer John Addison Pierson. He's gone to see if any packages were delivered for the county and did not expect this particular package. He paid for the pasteboard package and opened it in his office. Inside the package was a horrible sight the body of a newborn girl was wrapped in an old skirt.

It was obvious that the infant was born alive and was killed. The killer had put either concentrate lye or acid down the baby’s throat. Then the lye or acid was splattered on one side of her face and body. It was not a kind death.


It’s believed that the person who did this was possibly the infant's parents. It’s unknown why the crime wasn’t concealed and why it was sent to Centerville. Maybe they sent the body for a proper burial, but why murder the child in the first place then?


SOURCES:

Iowa Unsolved Murders 

Centerville Times

Centerville Times 

Disappearance of Yohanna Cyr

18-month-old Yohanna Cyr's was left with her mother's boyfriend while her mother was out of town for a few days in their home in the Saint Laurent area of Monreal, Quebec, Canada. When she returned Yohanna was not there. Her boyfriend claimed that Yohanna went to Washington with his mother. So Yohanna went to Washington in search of her child, but she was not found. When she returned to Canada she alerted police of Yohanna's disappearance. Her missing date is listed as August 15, 1978.

The boyfriend claimed that she had drowned in the bathtub while the mother was gone. He had buried before she returned home. He was questioned but released due to lack of evidence. A neighbor said they saw her boyfriend take a bread box to the wooded area near the apartments. Nothing was found though. Her mother believes that her daughter possibly didn't die, but was sold.

Yohanna is a biracial female black/white and was 18-months-old at the time. She has brown hair and brown eyes. She had a scar on her right hand between her index and middle finger in the shape of a Y.c

SOURCES:
Canada's Missing
Doe Network
Montreal Gazette 

July 8, 1957 Orange County, California Baby Doe

On July 8, 1957, the body of a white male infant was found in the Pacific Ocean 100 yards from a pier in Balboa Orange County, California. He was 1'8" and 7 lbs.

SOURCES:

NamUs

July 10, 1973 Waukesha, Wisconsin Baby Doe

On July 10, 1973, the body of a white male newborn was found in Waukesha, Wisconsin at the Waukesha Sewage Plant by a worker. The baby still had the placenta and umbilical cord connected. The worker recovered the fetus and took it to a garage area. The baby had died up to 7 weeks before. It isn't stated if the baby was born alive.

SOURCES:
NamUs

November 12, 1953 Des Moines, Iowa Baby Doe

On November 12, 1953 the body of an infant was found in the Des Moines River. His head was struck and then he was thrown in. His race could not be determined. His body was cremated at the time and there's a low possibility of identification.

NamUs

February 28, 1981 Sioux Falls, South Dakota Baby Andrew Doe *Solved*

57-year-old Theresa Bentaas has been charged in this case. She was the baby's mother. She admitted she hid the pregnancy from friends and family. She had the baby alone in her apartment and abandoned the baby there. She is currently married and had other children with the father of baby Andrew. The father is not going to be charged with anything due to not knowing about the baby.

On Feb. 28, 1981, around 3:10 p.m. a newborn boy was found in a ditch about the 3/4 mile south of 26th St. and Sycamore Dr. The baby was covered with a white bed sheet with maroon flowers, a Maroon wool blanket, and a red plaid shirt.

He was abandoned alive. He was born healthy and near full-term. He was alive at least two hours after being born and died from exposure. He still had his umbilical cord attached. He had been dead for a day and 1/2 when he was found.

A woman from the community named him Andrew. She offered to pay for his funeral and fifty people attended it.

He was a Caucasian newborn. He had brown hair.

SOURCES:
NamUs
Doe Network
KSFY
Keloland Media Group