 In fact, the Toronto police had threatened to charge Doe with mischief, because she put up posters in her neighbourhood warning about the Balcony Rapist.In a case filed as "Jane Doe v. Board of Commissioners of Police for the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto", Doe won her case and on July 3, 1998, was awarded damages of $220,000 plus interest by the Ontario Court of Justice (General Division).She was subsequently named Woman of the Year by the Canadian women's magazine "Chatelaine" in 1999, and published the book "The Story of Jane Doe