TX JANE MCDONALD-CRONE: Missing from Houston, TX - 14 November 1993 - Age 34

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Jane McDonald-Crone disappeared November 14, 1993 from Houston, Texas.

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JANE MCDONALD-CRONE has been missing from Houston, #TEXAS since 14 November 1993 - Age 34

Jane McDonald-Crone left her home near Magnolia, Texas for her job at a tool company in Houston, Texas the morning of November 12, 1993. She did not return to her home or to her workplace after leaving work that evening. Crone is believed to be a...

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[Akoya]

http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas ... 061240.php

She vanished in 1993; Now the FBI is making an online push to find her

By Brett Barrouquere, Houston Chronicle Published 12:12 pm, Sunday, April 9, 2017

Jane McDonald-Crone didn't show up for work at a Houston tool company the morning of Nov. 12, 1993.
No one had heard from her nor seen her. She wasn't at home in Magnolia, nor in class at North Harris Community College in Tomball. Her husband reported her missing.
The mystery deepened when McDonald-Crone, then 34, was spotted two days later at a nightclub in Harris County dancing with a man.
NO SHOW: UH student reported missing after not taking flight for job interview
The witness reported her wearing dark jeans, a light colored blouse with long sleeves, and white sneakers.
But, still, no one saw where the couple went or who, exactly, she was with.
Things took another turn on Nov. 16, 1993, when Crone's 1982 blue Ford Mustang, with Texas license number FXY-01G was found November 16, 1993, in southwest Montgomery County, Texas, a few miles from her home.

A work crew reported seeing the car there two or three days earlier.
Other than her textbooks for classwork, no purse or identification were found in the car.
What became of Jane McDonald-Crone remains a mystery. The FBI is treating it as a kidnapping and has added her to it's database of unsolved cases in Texas.

 

[Akoya]

http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas ... o-12694279

Jane McDonald-Crone didn't go to work at a tool shop in Houston in November 1993 and didn't go home or to class in Tomball, either. Her husband reported her missing.

Club sighting
In the days after Jane McDonald-Crone failed to show up for work or school, someone spotted her dancing with a man at a Harris County nightclub on Nov. 16, 1993. That was the last known time anyone saw her.

Federal involvement
The FBI considers the disappearance of Jane McDonald-Crone on Nov. 13, 1993 a kidnapping. The agency has added her to the database of unsolved disappearances. She was last seen Nov. 16, 1993 with an unknown man at a nightclub in Harris County.

 

[Akoya]

https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap/jane-mcdonald-crone

JANE MCDONALD-CRONE
November 14, 1993
Conroe, Texas

Date(s) of Birth Used December 16, 1958
Hair Dark Brown
Eyes Green
Height 5'11"
Weight 140 pounds
Sex Female
Race White
Remarks:

Crone was attending North Harris County College, in Tomball, Texas at the time of her disappearance.

Details:

Jane McDonald-Crone left her home near Magnolia, Texas for her job at a tool company in Houston, Texas the morning of November 12, 1993. She did not return to her home or to her workplace after leaving work that evening. Crone is believed to be a victim of a possible kidnapping.

Crone's 1982 blue Ford Mustang, Texas license number FXY-01G was found November 16, 1993, in southwest Montgomery County, Texas, a few miles from her home. Her purse and identification were not found in the car and there were no signs of violence.

Crone was seen dancing with a man at a night club in north Harris County, Texas, at about 1 a.m. on November 14, 1993. She was last seen wearing dark jeans, a light colored blouse with long sleeves, and white sneakers.

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Bumping for Jane McDonald Crone, missing for 27 years today.

 

[Kimster]

Several television stations in Mexico are reporting today (March 6, 2021) that she was found and identified. However, the FBI is not yet confirming that it is her in addition the Mexican Authorities are reporting that is an American Citizen and nothing more.

MEXICO REPORTS MAGNOLIA WOMAN MISSING SINCE 1993 HAS BEEN FOUND-FBI NOT YET CONFIRMED

Jane McDonald Crone was 34 years of age when she was reported as Missing. Crone resided with her husband and children off Nichols Sawmill Road in Magnolia (Hockley), Texas and she was employed by BakerHughes in Houston, Texas. On November 12, 1993, Crone reportedly visited the City Limits Club...

montgomerycountypolicereporter.com

 

[Kimster]

Charley Project

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Contrary to some social media chatter, #MissingPerson Jane-McDonald-Crone, last seen in Texas in 1993, has probably NOT been located alive in Mexico. Just wanted to clear that up as I've been getting emails. https://tinyurl.com/ybdbvxoq

 

[Kimster]

I've had people contact me on Twitter insisting that she's been found alive. I hope they're right!

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

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Jane McDonald-Crone was 34 years old when she departed from her Magnolia, Texas home on Nov. 12, 1993, with the intent of attending work at a tool company in Houston.

The mother and North Harris County College student never returned home.

At the time of her departure, McDonald-Crone was driving a 1982 blue Ford Mustang, which was discovered miles from her home by law enforcement on Nov. 16, 1993 — no sign of foul play was detected, and all identification belonging to McDonald-Crone was gone.

She was seen the evening of Nov. 14, 1993 dancing at a Harris County, Texas nightclub with a man, according to the FBI.

In March, 2021, a homeless woman in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, claimed to be McDonald-Crone. To date, the FBI still classifies McDonald-Crone as a missing person and continues to seek information related to her whereabouts.

 

[SheWhoMustNotBeNamed]

MISSING Texas Woman Might Have Resurfaced in Mexico 27 Years Later

A woman went missing from the Houston area in 1993.

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The Unnerving Mystery of a Texas Woman Who Vanished, Returned, Then Vanished Again​

In 1993, a woman left her home in Magnolia, Texas headed to Houston for her job, and never returned home.


It is believed Jane visited several nightclubs in Harris County on the night of her disappearance and was last seen at 1 am. She had been dancing with an unidentified man. She was last seen wearing dark jeans, a light-colored long-sleeved shirt, and white tennis shoes/sneakers. Crone's husband reported her missing on November 15, 1993.

Law enforcement believes that Jane was kidnapped. The police found her 1982 blue Ford Mustang, a few days later on November 16, 1993. It was found 3 miles from her home. No signs of violence were found in the car, neither was her identification or purse. Her community college textbooks were found in the car.


Here's where the story gets weird, 27 years after her disappearance. It was believed that she might have been found in Mexico. Back in March 2021, a man by the name of Abraham Gonzalez in Monterrey, Mexico, found a homeless woman lying under a blanket. After offering the woman help and talking with her, it was believed that this woman was Jane McDonald-Crone.

According to TV Azteca, a woman by the name of Sonia de la Garza, said that a US detective told them that Crone's family was located and that they said this woman looked similar.

It was also mentioned that the woman was unable to be located not long after and was also being sheltered in the National Migration Institute.

 

[Guess Who]

Did she live with her husband?