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- Why unidentified people are called John Doe or Jane Doe - Reddit
The John Doe custom was born out of a strange and long since vanished British legal process called an action of ejectment Under old English common law, the actions landowners could take against squatters or defaulting tenants in court were often too technical and difficult to be of any use
- How did John Jane Doe become the default stand-in names for an . . . - Reddit
Use of John Doe and derivatives to refer to unknown persons in contexts outside litigation follows from the above This is how unidentified corpses came to be known as "John Does " A good introduction to John Doe in civil litigation is provided by Carol Andrews, "Meet John Doe," University of Pittsburgh Law Review 57 (1995)
- Volusia County (FL) John Doe, 1972 - Who was the boy found . . . - Reddit
An autopsy found that John Doe had been stabbed numerous times, indicating a frenzied attack Doe was likely killed around four days before his discovery due to the advanced stage of decomposition He was between 5'2 to 5'8, with medium-length wavy brown hair His teeth were near perfect, with no dental fillings His eye colour could not be
- Eli5 How the name “John Jane Doe got associated with . . . - Reddit
Both names have been used in the English common law system to refer to an unknown person since before legal records were widely kept No one knows exactly why those names were picked beyond the fact that John Doe Jane Doe would have been very common names in medieval England and would have very much been the "Joe Average" of their day
- Volusia County John Doe (1972) : r gratefuldoe - Reddit
Volusia County John Doe (1972) On Sunday, May 7, 1972, the body of a young male was found floating in a pond near Indian Lake Road in Daytona Beach, Florida While initial estimations put his age in the late teens to early twenties, an exhumation of the Doe in 2013 revealed that he was likely much younger, between 11 14 years old
- john. doe@ and jondoe@ : r ProtonMail - Reddit
Outlook Hotmail doesn't ignore, but I've really never tested johndoe@outlook com vs john doe@outlook com in terms of registering an account But I know it will fail if my friends email is johndoe@outlook com and I try to email j ohndoe@outlook com So Microsoft Outlook doesn't ignore them
- Why is John Smith the most common placeholder name?
"John Doe" is specifically for legal contexts, the name was made up for "ejectment" cases 500 years ago and is still used today for rape victims and dead bodies You wouldn't put it on a credit card advertisement for that reason Fun fact: The name "James Bond" was picked by Ian Fleming because it struck him as a very dull name
- Its been 6 years since the John Doe rumours were circulating.
Grit my teeth every time I see John Doe or Bloxwatch and whatnot Mostly because it was the most generic creepypasta stuff equivalent to something you could find in 2010 SomeOrdinaryGamers as an audio readout, lol Sorry for being old man yells at cloud simpsons reference, but it's been done 30 times with 1x1x1x1 being the most original
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