The Los Angeles General Medical Center is reaching out to the public seeking assistance in a unique and troubling case. A woman, who is currently only identified as Jane Doe, finds herself within the confines of this medical institution without a known past or people to call her own. She was admitted over three days ago, and the hospital staff has been striving to find anyone who may know her.
Officials describe the patient as a Caucasian female, approximately 65 years old, with a slight build standing at 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighing about 112 pounds. She has gray and white hair, cut short, and her eyes are a mix of brown and blue. Her attire at the time of admission consisted of dark grey sweatpants paired with a black and white knitted long-sleeve shirt, notable for its large collar and white stripe pattern.
The quest to uncover her identity extends beyond the Los Angeles General Medical Center's walls and into the broader community. Jonathan Evanculla, Clinical Social Worker at the LA General Medical Center Department of Social Work, is spearheading this initiative. He appeals to anyone who might recognize this woman or have information about her to step forward. Evanculla and his team are determined to reconnect Jane Doe with her family or close contacts, ensuring her not just medical care, but the warmth of belonging.
The center has emphasized the urgency of this matter. They actively promote the sharing of Jane Doe's description in the hopes that recognition will spark a connection, "Patient appears as a Caucasian female. Patient wearing dark grey sweat pants with a black and white knitted long sleeve shirt, large collars white stripe print." Evanculla and his colleagues remain poised by the phone, ready to receive any glimmer of information that the public can provide.
Members of the public with any insight into Jane Doe's identity are asked to contact Jonathan Evanculla directly. To offer assistance, please call the Department of Social Work at Los Angeles General Medical Center at 323-409-3859. For more information and to view the patient's description, please visit the hospital's official bulletin at this link.
