A cold case from over 50 years ago has been solved in Iowa. The body of a teenage girl was found in the Mississippi River, but her identity remained a mystery until now. Iowa authorities have finally identified the girl, who was previously known as a "Jane Doe".
This breakthrough solves the state's longest-unidentified case of its kind. Further details about the case and the identification process are available from Iowa authorities and news sources, including FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth.
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