The Atwood Girl, finally got her name..3 decades missing

Sympathy Announcement and Call for Support. Help Kiyona as she was lost in time but not our Hearts.

It is with a heavy heart that we share the bittersweet news that Jane Doe, has now been positively identified through forensic DNA as 15-year-old Kiyona Arnold. On June 5, 2025, her sister received the long-awaited confirmation that has brought both closure and renewed grief to the family.

Kiyona was taken too soon, and for decades, she rested without a name. Now, her family is seeking to honor her memory with the dignity she deserves — through a proper memorial service and headstone that reflects the love, loss, and life of a young soul who was never forgotten.

We are asking for your kindness and support during this time. Any donations toward the cost of the service and memorial would be deeply appreciated as we give Kiyona the farewell she was long denied.

Memorial date will be annouced as soon as I secure a venue

Kiyona story,

In 1995, the body of a young girl was found behind an abandoned house in Atlanta. For nearly 30 years, no one knew her name. She was buried as a Jane Doe,with no clear answers about who she was or how she

At first, police suspected a drug overdose, but toxicology reports found no drugs in her system.

A woman who believed the Jane Doe might be her missing sister repeatedly reached out to authorities, but was told the body was too decomposed for testing. Still, she didn't give up. DNA confirmed the woman was her sister and the girl was identified as 15 vear old #KiyonaArnold.

She had been missing for decades. Now she finally has her name back, and authorities have reopened the investigation into her death.