known locally as the "Walker County Jane Doe." Authorities said Sherri Ann Jarvis was 14 years old when she showed up at a Texas truck stop near Huntsville and asked employees for directions.

known locally as the "Walker County Jane Doe." Authorities said Sherri Ann Jarvis was 14 years old when she showed up at a Texas truck stop near Huntsville and asked employees for directions.

For more than four decades, Ms Jarvis was referred to by law enforcement as “Walker County Jane Doe”. open image in gallery ‘Walker County Jane Doe’ is seen in a composite photo circulated ...

WALKER COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- A young teen known as the "Walker County Jane Doe" has finally been identified in a cold case that has haunted a Texas town and pained a family for the last 41 years.

Authorities in Texas on Tuesday identified the victim in a 1980 cold-case homicide — known locally as the “Walker County Jane Doe” — as a 14-year-old girl from Stillwater. Sherri Ann Jarvis.

DNA testing is being performed on a unidentified woman's remains who was discovered in 1984, the Walker County Sheriff's Office has announced.

The Walker County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences (ADFS) and the Jasper Police Departm ...

WALKER COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - Officials say the remains of an unidentified woman found dead in Walker County back in 1984 were recently exhumed with hopes of being able to identify her. Cold Case ...