Amelia Pearn created Veteran Doe to bring attention to missing veteran/active duty cases and unidentified person cases with military connections.

She was inspired by an unidentified man with a Marine Corps tattoo found dead in 1997.

Pearn's research is organized on her website and she uses NamUs to highlight cases on social media.

Her efforts led to the identification of the Marine Corps tattoo John Doe as Leroy Bernard Matthews.

Pearn is now focused on another John Doe found in 1984 in Florida, known as "Paratrooper" John Doe due to his distinctive tattoos.

She believes his identification is possible with community support.

Daisy Shelton's murder remained unsolved for over 60 years, with her family left without closure.

In 2017, a witness came forward revealing new information that led to a suspect who eventually confessed to some involvement.

However, both the suspect and the witness passed away before the case could proceed.

Despite this, authorities officially closed the case last month.

Daisy's granddaughter expressed bittersweet feelings about finally learning the truth.

While the motive remains uncertain, police identified three likely suspects, two of whom are deceased.

Maria keeps Daisy's memory alive through stories from her father, who passed away in 2020.

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