‘Jane Doe’ found dead near Southern California highway identified after 36 years

A "Jane Doe" whose remains were discovered near a Southern California highway nearly 36 years ago has finally been identified, though the circumstances surrounding her death remain a mystery. The Ventura County Sheriff's Office announced…
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