Key Information:
Alias:
Madame Victoria
Montréal Jane Doe
Location Found:
Park/parking lot near Allen Memorial Institute, Montréal, Québec
Date Found:
June 13, 2001
Date of Death:
Two years prior
Age:
50-70 yo
Sex:
Female
Race:
Caucasian
Hair Colour:
Black with
grey strands
Eye Colour:
Unknown
Height:
5'4-5'9
Weight:
Unknown but
likely heavy
Clothing:
Green scrub type Angelica brand shirt
Green scrub type pants with elastic waist band
Size 8 white and purple sneakers
Additional Information:
Full upper and lower denture
Moved around Ontario and Québec seven times in the four years leading up to her death
Dental / DNA:
Available
Circumstances of Finding:
A motorist found Victoria Doe's skull in the parking lot of the Allan Memorial Institute. Later, investigators found the rest of the remains in the park uphill from the parking lot. It is believed that weather caused the skull to move into the parking lot.
The clothes she was found in are ones worn by workers at Allan Memorial Institute. There are two possibilities: either Victoria Doe worked at the psychiatric hospital or was given the clothes by staff. Staff reported that it was not uncommon to give spare uniforms to people who were homeless when they had no clothes of their own. Investigators ruled out any workers that were in the hospital during 2000 as being Victoria Doe.
Circumstances of Death:
Much about Victoria Doe's death is unknown, but investigators suspect she was seriously ill, possibly with cancer, at the time of her death.
Map and Location:
If you have any information about Madame Victoria please contact:
SPVM: 1(514) 393-1133
Crime Stoppers: 1(800) 222-8477