Body of Jane Doe "Miss Molly" exhumed for DNA testing

Body of Jane Doe "Miss Molly" exhumed for DNA testing

The body of a Jane Doe, known as "Miss Molly," was exhumed on Monday, July 29 in Salina. Her body was found on Jan. 25, 1986. Her identity is not known. The FBI and county exhumed Miss Molly's body, hoping DNA can help determine who she is.

Body of Jane Doe "Miss Molly" exhumed for DNA testing

Body of Jane Doe "Miss Molly" exhumed for DNA testing

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