“Lavender Doe’s” body was still burning when she was discovered in the Texas woods by two men out shooting target practice. “She had wood piled beneath her and wood piled on top of her, and there was, ...

When the case gets the attention of amateur internet investigators, they begin referring to the mystery woman as “Lavender Doe,” a reference to the distinctive color shirt she was found wearing.

Thank’s to the great efforts of the DNA Doe Project they were able to identify Lavender Doe,” says Josh Tubb of the Gregg County Sheriff’s Office. The DNA Doe Project joined the investigation in July, ...

The Gregg County Sheriff’s Office previously said that murder victim Lavender Doe was a white female in her late teens or early 20s with reddish blonde or light brown hair. She was about 5 feet 2 ...

“The DNA Doe Project has made an identification in the case of Lavender Doe,” a Facebook post by the DNA Doe Project says. “The young woman was discovered on October 29, 2006, in Kilgore, TX.

Known only as "Lavender Doe", the mystery body was found near Kilgore in October 2006. For over a decade, investigators had no clues as to who she was or how she was killed.

A new series will tell the story of how a murder victim in Gregg County originally only known as “Lavender Doe” eventually was identified. “Citizen P. I.,” streaming on discovery+, is an ...

He first became obsessed with Lavender Doe’s case in 2017. Back then, he was one of those people watching Investigation Discovery and trying to solve cold cases on his own.

An arrest in the death of “Lavender Doe” and later, the identification, made regional news in 2006 and 2019 in Longview. Thursday night on “Dateline” on NBC, the nation learned about a ...

True crime researchers uncover identity of mystery woman ‘Lavender Doe’ on ‘Dateline’ Posted: Mar 18, 2021 / 12:31 PM EDT Updated: Mar 18, 2021 / 05:57 PM EDT ...