[Angelahh]

SUWANNEE CO., Fla. - A candlight vigil is planned for an unidentified woman, called "Jane Doe" that was found on the side of a Suwannee County Road.

The real name of the woman found roadside in Live Oak is still unknown nearly a month after she was discovered on the side of 153rd Road by Suwannee County deputies. She was found on Monday, July 16. Deputies say she had a head injury that came as the result of blunt force trauma when she was discovered. "Jane Doe" is now in a medically induced coma at Shands Hospital in Gainesville.

The vigil is planned for Monday, August 6 at 7:30 p.m. It will be in front of the Suwannee Courthouse.

We spoke with an organizer of the event, Beth Beaver, who hopes people in surrounding counties and across the nation gather to hold vigils of their own at that time, or just send up a prayer for "Jane Doe" if they can't make an organized event.

Deputies are also asking for the public's help. They ask that the public contact them if they know any information about the woman. They've released flyers and pictures of the woman's face and tattoos, which can be seen in the slideshow to the right or on the downloadable flyer above. We warn you that they both contain a picture some may consider graphic in nature.

The woman is white and appears to be 20-35 years old. She is about 5'5" tall and 130 pounds. She has brown hair, blue eyes, and was discovered wearing a Grateful Dead t-shirt and no shoes.

Investigators ran her fingerprints through Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System, or IAFIS, which is a national fingerprint and criminal history system. No positive matches were found. They are still awaiting results from another fingerprint database.

If you recognize her, or if you have any information regarding her identity, please contact the following Suwannee County Sheriff's Office officials:
Sgt. Jeff Cameron 386-364-3412 jeff.cameron@suwanneesheriff.com
Sgt. Chris Fry 386-364-3416 chris.fry@suwanneesheriff.com
There are also many Facebook pages that have been created by people not just locally, but from around the country to help find the unidentified woman.

Suwannee County Fl. "Jane Doe: Help Us Identify"
Suwannee Co. Jane Doe
Suwannee County Florida Jane Doe Needs to Be IDENTIFIED

[Faline]

You would think someone would recognise the poor girl

[pyromancer555]

They are probably embarrassed that she listened to icp.

[pyromancer555]

BUT i do hope someone claims her though.

[Spacedeck]

Originally Posted by pyromancer555 ↗

BUT i do hope someone claims her though.

:p spoken like she was some sort of lost property ha! But yeah surely somebody would have been able to identify her by now.

What actually happens to the unidentified after a while?

[nikola]

Originally Posted by Spacedeck ↗

:p spoken like she was some sort of lost property ha! But yeah surely somebody would have been able to identify her by now.

What actually happens to the unidentified after a while?

They get put down.

[tara2]

Wow she's messed up. So sad.

[DiamondSmiles]

I realize this girl is still alive, but, if you have ever looked at the various coroners' sites, some of the dead bodies are really creepy.

It is sad shen no one identifies or claims them :(

[bob351]

Originally Posted by pyromancer555 ↗

They are probably embarrassed that she listened to icp.

[Kadavar]

Oh where is her "family" now? thought this Juggofags stick together?