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As well, her tongue has been crudely cut out, one of her molars is missing, her lungs are blackened as though she had suffered third degree burns, and her internal organs reveal numerous cuts and scarring. Jimsonweed , a paralyzing agent not native to the area, is found in her stomach. The condition of much of the body suggests that death had just occurred, while cloudiness of the corpse's eyes suggests that she had been dead for a few days.
Other mysterious events occur.
The radio begins to spontaneously change stations, frequently settling on the song " Open Up Your Heart And Let the Sunshine In ", and Austin hears sounds and believes he sees people standing in the morgue's hallway. He also finds their cat mortally wounded, hiding in an air duct.
"John Doe" (for males) and "Jane Doe" (for females) are multiple-use names that are used when the true name of a person is unknown or is being intentionally. Woodlawn Jane Doe was a young woman who was discovered murdered on September 12, , in Woodlawn, Baltimore County, Maryland. The victim has.
News reports on the radio state that a severe storm is about to hit the area, but Tommy and Austin decide to stay and finish the autopsy. Tommy finds the woman's missing tooth wrapped in a piece of cloth in her stomach. The cloth has Roman numerals and letters as well as an odd diagram.
Similar symbols are found on the inside of her skin. The lights in the room suddenly explode. During the confusion, they realize that other corpses in the morgue have gone missing. They decide to leave, but the elevator does not work and a fallen tree is blocking the exit door. An unseen figure attacks Tommy in the bathroom, leaving bruises on his body.
They return to the autopsy room and they begin to again examine the corpse. Soon they become aware that the door has closed and locked by itself. Austin uses an emergency axe in an attempt to break the door open. He and Tommy then see that through an opening made in the door, one of the missing corpses is standing outside the door. Tommy decides to burn Jane Doe's body. Unable to get to the cremation furnace, they set her ablaze in the exam room.
The fire spreads rapidly; Tommy puts it out with an extinguisher but is disturbed to find the body has not burned.
When the elevator turns back on, Tommy and Austin try to use it to escape but the doors will not close. Panicked, Tommy uses an axe against what he believes to be one of the animated corpses.
When he and Austin exit the elevator, they discover he has actually killed Emma, who had returned to pick up Austin for their date. Certain that Jane Doe's corpse has been preventing them from finding out the truth about her death, they return to the examination room. Tests determine that Jane Doe's brain tissue cells remain active, proving that she is somehow still alive.
Further examination of the cloth determines that the markings refer to Leviticus Tommy and Austin reason that in their attempt to punish a witch, the Salem authorities instead transformed an innocent woman into a witch who now wants revenge.
Probably destined to become a classic. Many missing women from across the United States have since been eliminated as possible identities for Woodlawn Jane Doe. This page was last edited on 13 November , at Retrieved 29 January Leads were processed but did not lead to the victim's identity or to that of her killer or killers. Edit Did You Know? By the 19th century it extended to any ruler in a similar situation.
Tommy offers himself to the corpse as a sacrifice, hoping that she will spare Austin. Tommy's ankles and wrists shatter, mimicking the wounds on the corpse. Tommy forces his son to kill him to end his misery, Austin reluctantly stabs his father in the chest with a knife.
Believing he hears the sheriff outside, Austin tries to flee but realizes the voice is another hallucination. Startled by a vision of Tommy's corpse, Austin trips over the railing and falls to his death. The police arrive the next morning and are again confused by another inexplicable crime scene. The corpse, showing no signs of an autopsy, is taken to Virginia Commonwealth University. The Autopsy of Jane Doe 6. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Learn more More Like This.
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We got an ID on her?
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