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  As most of you know from other pages on Emily's site, it was
a year later when she was finally identified and was no longer "Jane Doe". The police said that when they found Emily's body
that they had sent out information and photos and fingerprints to every police agency around on their teletype. If this was
true, then why didn't they know who she was in the very next county??? Good question, huh?? We've been trying to get the answer
to that for over 15 years now. So Emily remained a Jane Doe in Comal County and was buried in a potters grave Without Her
Son. One of the reasons that we don't understand why San Antonio didn't recognize her and didn't match her prints right away
was because Emily had a Juvenile record and her own dad(Roy Garcia) had called the police 4 times and had them pick Emily
up for running away. This may shock you all, but no matter what the situation may be, a parent Can Not get their child's juvenile
record, even after they are dead. Only the juvenile themselves can get the records, so I guess that was the excuse they made
for not identifying her.
Once Emily's body had been found and the police arrived on the scene, the police
had to contact someone to pronounce their Jane Doe dead. The Medical ExaminerJ.P.Smith, Pct#4,was then called and he pronounced
Emily dead over the phone. This was the first time I have ever heard of this being done.How would he know if she was dead
or not if he wasn't actually there??? Just another one of the many questions that we still have no answers to. J.P. Smith
has passed away since then. Can you imagine the feelings that you would have when you found out that your daughter wasn't
even important enough for the Medical Examiner to make an appearance???? Once Jane Doe was pronounced dead, the police looked
over the crime scene, but they said that she was just dumped there and was murdered somewhere else. Then they called Zoeller's
Funeral Home to transport the body from the crime scene to the Travis County Medical Examiner, Dr. Robert Bayardo, in Austin
Texas. Those present at the autopsy were: Det. David G. Ott and Mark Reynolds of the Comal County Sheriff's office.
We talked
with the young man from Zoeller's Funeral Home that had been the one to transport her to Austin. He was only a teenager at
the time and that was his first time transporting or even seeing a dead body. He did say that when he got to the dump site,
that he took a sheet and put over her, because they just had her laying there naked with all these people standing around
looking at her. We were very happy to hear that from him. At least He respected her. He said the trip to Austin made him sick
because he couldn't get the sight of Emily's abused and naked body out of his head. He said that he quit working for Zoeller's
Funeral Home after that, so Emily was his one and only case. God bless him!! And we thank him so much for talking to us and
finding out that he had covered her naked body and let her have some dignity and respect.
On the next few pages, you will read more on Emily's case and also her autopsy.
We hope you will take your time and read it all. Maybe there is someone out there that can answer some of our questions.
God bless you all.
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