Tammy Jo Alexander was a 16-year-old girl whose body was discovered murdered on November 10, 1979, in a cornfield off New York State Route 20 in Caledonia, New York. She had been murdered with a .38 caliber weapon.
Discovery and Identification
For decades, the young victim remained unidentified, known only as "Caledonia Jane Doe." Her body, that of a 16-year-old White female, was found in a cornfield, raising questions about her identity and the circumstances of her death. It wasn't until January 26, 2015, that DNA technology and extensive investigation led to her positive identification as Tammy Jo Alexander.
Key Details of the Case
The following table summarizes the crucial details surrounding the discovery of Tammy Jo Alexander's body:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date Discovered | November 10, 1979 |
| Location | Cornfield off New York State Route 20, Caledonia, New York |
| Victim's Age | 16 years old |
| Cause of Death | Murder (due to a .38 caliber weapon) |
| Initial Status | Unidentified ("Caledonia Jane Doe") |
| Identified As | Tammy Jo Alexander (in 2015) |
Ongoing Investigation
Despite her identification, Tammy Jo's murder remains unsolved. Law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, continue to seek information related to her death. The case is a significant focus for investigators aiming to bring justice for Tammy Jo.
- Seeking Information: The FBI actively maintains a page dedicated to seeking information about Tammy Jo Alexander, which can be found on their official website.
- Cold Case Status: The case is considered a cold case, but breakthroughs in forensic technology keep hopes alive for resolution.
For more information regarding the ongoing investigation and details about Tammy Jo Alexander, you can visit the official FBI page: TAMMY JO ALEXANDER - FBI.
