
The Case Of Summit Meadow Jane Doe, Now Known As Patricia Hicks Dahlstrom
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01/03/25 • 39 min
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In 1983, a family who was visiting Yosemite National Park stumbled upon partial human remains that had belonged to a woman in her 20’s, and her identity had eluded police for forty years. During the course of the investigation, a well known serial killer had come to light, and when investigated, he claimed that he had killed the Jane Doe. However, this
particular serial killer had falsely confessed to hundreds of murders, and his tales were largely discredited by both investigators and the public alike. Another serial killer began to kill in Yosemite National Park a decade later, and this killer had even had contact with Jane Doe a decade prior, so he was
considered a suspect, as well. In 2022, Jane Doe’s identity was uncovered when DNA and genetic genealogy identified her as Patricia Hicks Dahlstrom, and a dive into her life story took investigators into the world of a very ominous cult. Still, today, her case is unsolved, though investigators have a decent
idea of who may have been her killer based on some items found at the scene.
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In 1983, a family who was visiting Yosemite National Park stumbled upon partial human remains that had belonged to a woman in her 20’s, and her identity had eluded police for forty years. During the course of the investigation, a well known serial killer had come to light, and when investigated, he claimed that he had killed the Jane Doe. However, this
particular serial killer had falsely confessed to hundreds of murders, and his tales were largely discredited by both investigators and the public alike. Another serial killer began to kill in Yosemite National Park a decade later, and this killer had even had contact with Jane Doe a decade prior, so he was
considered a suspect, as well. In 2022, Jane Doe’s identity was uncovered when DNA and genetic genealogy identified her as Patricia Hicks Dahlstrom, and a dive into her life story took investigators into the world of a very ominous cult. Still, today, her case is unsolved, though investigators have a decent
idea of who may have been her killer based on some items found at the scene.
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