Saturday, October 12, 2024

October 13, 1924 Corry Pennsylvania John Doe

On October 13, 1924, a man was found having a medical emergency in Corry, Pennsylvania. He would die at 8 pm and it's unknown what had caused his death.

John Doe was a white male between 45 to 50 years old.

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Find a Grave

Thursday, October 3, 2024

UNIDENTIFIED: October 4, 1698 London, England Jane Doe

 On October 4, 1698, the body of a girl was laid inside a church in London, England. The child was buried at the Bedlam Burial Ground. It's not stated how old the girl was or how she died. There is little information in this case. 


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Monday, September 16, 2024

UNIDENTIFIED: September 17, 1779 Liverpool, England

 On September 17, 1779, an unknown man was buried in Liverpool, England. He had drowned to death. There is little information in this case. 

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Find a Grave

Tuesday, September 10, 2024

UNIDENTIFIED: September 11, 1880 Springfield, Missouri John Doe

 On September 11, 1880, an Unknown Man died of heart disease in or close to Springfield, Missouri. There is little information in this case. 

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Sunday, September 8, 2024

UNIDENTIFIED: September 9, 1818, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania John Doe

  On September 9, 1818, a man died or was found dead in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There is little information in this case. 

John Doe is a black male around 50-years-old.

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Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Murder of Flora Alice Fisher

 On July 24, 1904, 27-year-old Flora Fisher complained of her insides hurting. The next day she would get a consultation from 3 doctors. Flora stated that she didn't know what caused her illness. 

On September 5, 1904,  Flora was taken to Westminster Hospital in London, England. She would soon after die from sepsis caused by an illegal abortion. It was obvious that these were not self-inflicted and that someone had done this to her. 

Her husband was informed and it was said in newspapers that he seemed surprised. He had no idea and that he and Flora were not the type of people to do something like that. 

SOURCES:
Daily Mirror September 10, 1904
Saturday Telegraph September 24, 1904
The Sunday People September 25, 1904

Monday, September 2, 2024

Fawn Hoof Mummy

 



 
In September of 1811 a tomb for a woman was found inside Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. She was found in a little crypt with a big stone as a roof. She was in a sitting position with two decorated deer skins, and a woven woolen blanket. Her red hair was cut short, and her teeth and nails were pristine. She was 6 ft tall which was unusual for the time. There was evidence of makeup on her lips. She had a necklace made of young deer hooves, giving her the name "Fawn Hoof Mummy". She had many dressing ornaments and utensils in her tomb. She must have been cared for.

Some say that she was mummified purposely and similarly to how the Egyptians did it. It's possible that she wasn't and that it was done naturally due to the cave and the deer skins she was wrapped in. It's unknown now as her body has been lost. 

After her body was found at the time like many other historical remains it was treated as property. She had gone through many hands. The last time it was seen was shortly after the Smithsonian photographed it. Some believe that the Smithsonian still has her remains, but they were disassembled and stored.

SOURCES:
Little House of Horrors
Ancient Code