The Murder of Julie Doe: “Creation of the Trans Doe Network”

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01/28/24 • 47 min

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Sunday September 25th, 1988 Cleremont Florida 27-year-old white postoperative transgender female Julie Doe is discovered alongside a ditch alongside a county road mummified but with obvious signs of sharp and blunt force trauma throughout her body. Her body is presumed to be that of a young cisgender woman until 27-years later thanks to the support of the DNA Doe Project Julie Doe was discovered to be transgender and her case catalyzed the creation of the Trans Doe Network. Help us bring light to Julie’s case give her back her name.

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Monday October 11th, 2010 South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 31-year-old Black binary transgender woman and Ballroom scene House Mother of Blahnik was discovered by her boyfriend 28-year-old Black Cisgender man Malik Moorer in their apartment on the 1800 block of Manton Street. Malik screeches in horror and calls 911 Crime Scene Investigators and Captain James Clark enters the unit and discovers the House Mother strangled to death with a pillowcase over her head. It’s been 13 years since the hateful homicide of Stacey Blahnik if anyone has any information her parents,partner, House children, and house family ask you to contact (215) 686-TIPS (8477) and/or [email protected] #sayhername