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The Doe sweep for this ground begins from the one file the banked build already carries. The cemeteries leg holds, at boundary size, a 1985 unidentified murder victim buried at Tutt-Stuckey Cemetery under a stone marked "KNOWN ONLY TO GOD." That victim was found in South Bend, and the burial ground sits west of the CDP line; she is this county's unnamed file in the build, and she is not seated in the CDP. Swept further, the record reached returns no Doe file seated in Clay or Harris Township, and no name-restored case for St. Joseph County: a targeted search for the 1985 victim's identification, run for this row, returned no identifying record, and no case in the record reached gives a county Doe her or his name back. The identification stories that do exist in the wider record are other counties' — a Benton County Jane Doe of 1976 identified in July 2026 through the DNA Doe Project, her killer never found; a Loudon County, Tennessee man found in 1985 and identified in 2023 through a state DNA initiative — and they are printed at that size only, as the scale of what a name-restored case looks like, not as this county's record. The NamUs unidentified-persons search was attempted on the same footing as the missing-persons search and met the same limit: the public search is a JavaScript application and returns its form, not its cases, to a text fetch. The settling sources for a complete county Doe sweep are therefore named rather than simulated: the St. Joseph County Coroner's unidentified-remains file, and a live NamUs unidentified-persons query for St. Joseph County. On the open record actually read, the unnamed of this ground are a count of zero inside the CDP line, and one woman, unnamed since 1985, in a marked grave just outside it.