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Across the empty desert highways of Nevada, a disturbing pattern has emerged over the decades — unidentified women found along Interstate 80 in the Great Basin, their names lost but their stories still waiting to be told.
These victims are known only as Jane Does.
In this episode of Interstate: Highly Deadly, we examine the cases of the Great Basin Jane Does, women whose remains were discovered along one of America’s longest highways. Many investigators believe these victims may be connected to long-haul trucking routes, transient travel corridors, or serial predators who used the interstate system as a hunting ground.
Despite decades passing, several of these women remain unidentified.
Who were they?
Where did they come from?
And who put them along the shoulder of America’s highways?
This episode explores the mystery, the investigation, and the ongoing efforts to give these women their names back.
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If you found this story compelling, follow Deadly Truths with Becca on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube — wherever you listen or watch.
Sharing these stories helps keep the victims remembered and increases the chance that someone, somewhere, recognizes the clues that could restore a name.
Disclaimer
This episode discusses real homicide cases and unidentified human remains. Some details may be disturbing for listeners. Viewer and listener discretion is advised.
The purpose of this episode is education, historical documentation, and victim remembrance.
Resources (Identification & Missing Persons)
If you believe you may recognize any unidentified victim discussed in this episode, please contact the following organizations:
NamUs – National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
https://www.namus.gov
Doe Network
https://www.doenetwork.org
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
https://www.missingkids.org
National Missing Persons Hotline
1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)
These organizations work with law enforcement and families to help identify unidentified remains and locate missing persons.
By onlydeadlytruthsAcross the empty desert highways of Nevada, a disturbing pattern has emerged over the decades — unidentified women found along Interstate 80 in the Great Basin, their names lost but their stories still waiting to be told.
These victims are known only as Jane Does.
In this episode of Interstate: Highly Deadly, we examine the cases of the Great Basin Jane Does, women whose remains were discovered along one of America’s longest highways. Many investigators believe these victims may be connected to long-haul trucking routes, transient travel corridors, or serial predators who used the interstate system as a hunting ground.
Despite decades passing, several of these women remain unidentified.
Who were they?
Where did they come from?
And who put them along the shoulder of America’s highways?
This episode explores the mystery, the investigation, and the ongoing efforts to give these women their names back.
-
If you found this story compelling, follow Deadly Truths with Becca on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube — wherever you listen or watch.
Sharing these stories helps keep the victims remembered and increases the chance that someone, somewhere, recognizes the clues that could restore a name.
Disclaimer
This episode discusses real homicide cases and unidentified human remains. Some details may be disturbing for listeners. Viewer and listener discretion is advised.
The purpose of this episode is education, historical documentation, and victim remembrance.
Resources (Identification & Missing Persons)
If you believe you may recognize any unidentified victim discussed in this episode, please contact the following organizations:
NamUs – National Missing and Unidentified Persons System
https://www.namus.gov
Doe Network
https://www.doenetwork.org
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
https://www.missingkids.org
National Missing Persons Hotline
1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)
These organizations work with law enforcement and families to help identify unidentified remains and locate missing persons.