Watch, ring may help police identify 'Jane Doe'

(CNN) - Indiana farmer Maurice "Gene" Headley was driving his tractor to check out his corn and beans one day in September 1999 when he saw what he first thought was a deer carcass.

Police believe a body found in a farmer's field was that of a middle-aged woman

He stopped, got off the tractor and approached the remains, spotting a watch on the wrist of what he recognized as a human skeleton. Headley went to the authorities.

Nearly eleven years later, the body - believed to be that of a white or Hispanic woman, 40 to 50 years old and approximately 5 feet, 4 inches tall - is still an unidentified Jane Doe.

"We've checked every known missing person at that time and we just couldn't come up with anything," said Detective Harry Nix of the Indiana State Police.

Headley's farm was on the outskirts of Angola, a city of more than 7,000 about two miles from Interstate 69 in the northeast corner of Indiana.

The body lay on the grass for at least a month. It was a very hot and dry summer that year, Nix said. The skull was separated from the rest of the remains, most likely by animals. According to Nix, a fox den sat only about 50 feet from the body.

Despite the condition of the body, pathologists could tell it was that of a woman, based on the size of the pelvic bone. There was some hair on the skull, because it takes longer to decompose.

Silver ring & watch found w/body / Indiana State Police

A bra was underneath the base of the skull, leading police to suspect that the woman had been strangled. But the body was so decomposed that the cause of death could not be proven beyond a doubt.

"Between the animals and the bug activity, the only thing that was left was bones, except for a piece of skin on a shoulder blade," said Nix. On that skin, he said, was a tattoo of a Pachuco cross, which has three rays coming out of the upper part.

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