Chip Chick
Just like Jane Doe 59, she was young, beautiful, and had dark hair. She had also been found with all of her clothes on and she had been stabbed to death.
Police thought perhaps she had been a victim of Charles Manson and his followers, but there’s also the possibility that’s not the case, and Marina and Jane Doe 59’s killer were the same person.
Family photo; pictured above is Jane Doe 59 as a teenager
The police went straight to Charles Manson (who was behind bars) to ask if Jane Doe 59 had been one of his victims or one of the women at the ranch, and at the time he wouldn’t give a straight answer.
Later on, Manson did boast to a cellmate of his that he had murdered up to 35 people, and his followers did go around saying there were more victims as well. Did some or one of his family members murder her and he didn’t own up to it?
Vincent Bugliosi, the former prosecutor of Charles Manson, said in his book called Helter Skelter that he truly thought Jane Doe 59 had been stabbed after witnessing the murder of John Phillip Haught.
John had lived with the Manson family, although police determined his death on November 5th, 1969, had been a suicide after playing a game of Russian Roulette.
When Jane Doe 59’s true identity came to light 46 years later, another possibility of who her murderer was did too.
Family photo; pictured above Jane Doe 59, identified as Reet Jurvetson, poses with her hands on her hips
