A briefcase of bullets, a pressed maple leaf and a place called Babyland | Bizarre Jane Doe Cases

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🗓️ 17 June 2021

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

In this episode we talk about 3 Jane Doe cases with some bizarre twists.

First, is the Annandale Doe who was found with a plastic bag taped over her head in Babyland - the children's section of the Pleasant Valley Memorial Park Cemetery. We agree, Babyland is a terrible name, but that's besides the point. She was found with a small Christmas tree beside her, a Minnie mouse fanny pack and a vague suicide note.

Next, we talk about the Seattle Doe known as Mary Anderson. Mary booked a two night stay at the Hotel Vintage Park to commit suicide by drinking Metamucil mixed with cyanide (ew). Judging by her belongings, Mary seemed well-off and investigators believed she was educated due to the fact that she was able to get cyanide. Along with another vague suicide note (see above), a pressed maple leaf was found in a newspaper Mary had been carrying.

And lastly, we talk about the case of Jennifer Fairgate of Norway. This Doe brings us to another hotel called the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel. Somehow, Jennifer managed to book a 3 night stay without showing ID or paying upfront. After realizing Jennifer never paid for her room, a hotel employee went to speak with her only to hear a gunshot. After alerting their manager and breaking into the room, they found Jennifer dead with a bullet wound to her head. It looked like she committed suicide, but some things didn't add up. Jennifer's belongings (like a suitcase full of bullets??) and behavior leading up to her death has left people wondering if Jennifer could have been some sort of spy. A man who stayed in the room across from Jennifer did an interview and made a major red flag of a mistake leaving us to wonder if Jennifer was murdered.

We also talk about how it's pretty much always a bad sign when a hotel room door is dead bolted, how all of these cases could have been solved if they happened today, and what we think may have happened to each doe.

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0:47.1	What's up guys? Welcome to another episode of the True Crime Society podcast
0:50.0	with Stephanie and Olivia. It is June 10th today. We're recording on a different day than usual.
0:57.6	It's Thursday for me. Usually we do a Friday, Saturday, Sunday maybe, so switch in up a little.
1:03.8	Different vibe. It's Friday for Olivia though, so lucky her. We're switching it up because I'm
1:10.5	going away for the weekend, which should be exciting. Cold here, freezing weather, but exciting.
1:15.8	How cold is freezing? Let me just do the Fahrenheit conversion because we use Celsius.
1:21.2	They bet by my standards, it's not freezing. No, actually they reckon like yesterday was the coldest
1:26.8	day in, I think, 2021 or 25 years or something like that. So it's currently 45 degrees here,
1:32.7	which is pretty cold for us. It's like a day-sautumn day for us. I think yesterday it was like a
1:38.8	high of 45 or 48 or something, which is unheard of. Usually it gets to, like I've just looked
1:44.1	in the rest of the week, it's going to be 63, 65. So that's generally like a normal winter
1:48.7	temp here, but yesterday it was just absolutely freezing. So sad that the pandemic ruined your winter
1:54.9	trip to New York where you were very cold. And even like we've been talking about when we're
2:00.1	going to do it again, because we've now spent all the money that we had saved, but they're not
2:04.7	even open in the borders here. I don't think until mid next year. So maybe 2022 Christmas, maybe we'll
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