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In 1975, a young Black girl was found murdered in the Mississippi River in Clinton County, Iowa. For more than five decades, her identity remained unknown, and she was remembered only as Jane Clinton Doe.
Decades later, DNA testing and genetic genealogy finally revealed her identity as Cheryl Lynn Edwards, a missing young woman whose family had been searching for her since she disappeared.
This documentary follows the confirmed facts of the case—from the discovery of Jane Clinton Doe in 1975, through the genetic genealogy investigation, to the DNA confirmation that finally gave the unidentified victim her name.
Her identity has been established, but the circumstances surrounding her murder remain unanswered. With the victim now identified, authorities have the opportunity to continue investigating what happened to Cheryl Lynn Edwards and who was responsible for her death.
This video is a true crime documentary based on the available case information. It discusses murder, death, and other mature subject matter and is intended for an adult audience.
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