Patricia Kathleen McGlone, last seen in 1969, was found in 2003 entombed in concrete in the basement of what was once famed New York City hotspot Steve Paul's The Scene.

DNA from a 9/11 victim helped New York police identity a woman killed in 1969 that had become a cold case. The remains of the woman, known as "Midtown Jane Doe," were found buried in a basement in 2003.

A cold case murder mystery out of midtown Manhattan is now closer to being solved. The victim, who had been classified as a Jane Doe after she was killed five decades ago has been identified through one of her relatives,

DNA identified the Hell's Kitchen body as Patricia Kathleen McGlone, a teen who went missing in the 1960s, police said.

Detectives identify 'Midtown Jane Doe' 20 years after her skeletal remains were discovered in a Manhattan hotspot.

The teen’s body was found encased in concrete on Feb. 10, 2003, in the basement of a building on W. 46th St. near Eighth Ave.

After two decades of mystery surrounding the identity of a woman found entombed in cement at a former Hell's Kitchen hot spot, NYPD detectives have finally made a breakthrough. The woman, known only as 'Midtown Jane Doe,