Hi everyone
I am back again!
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A few days ago, I emailed the ME involved in this case (who, I must say, is a lovely, lovely person), and this morning I heard back from an equally lovely investigator who had this to say (this was in response to questions I had asked including when he said his name was Stephen, did he have an accent, what was he wearing, personal items.. and so on).
"The man you are asking about spent approximately one year as a hospital inpatient after being struck by at least one auto as he tried to cross an interstate here in Atlanta, He never spoke, never provided a name, and his clothing has never been recovered because it was removed at the scene to treat him emergently and was never tracked through his hospital stay.
We have no high resolution photos of his tattoos, and no other post-mortem photographs are available.
The “Stephen” referenced by the hospital was found alive and well, and is therefore ruled out as a possible identity for the decedent.
I agree
there is significant information missing, although after thorough (and ongoing) investigation here it has become apparent that
the information is lost permanently to us. His DNA is on file with the FBI CODIS lab, and we can be hopeful that there will eventually be a “match” to family looking for him."
This information is great, but it obviously changes to much of the focus that has been in the case for so many years. It would appear we can rule the name 'Stephen' out, and it looks like we may need to see if contact can be made with the attending paramedics on this date to see if they remember anything, anything at all, about our doe.
I will be mailing the LE very soon too to see if there is any information they can provide me about the accident, and I will post it over here
I promise to try and be a bit more active around here, a few things upset me recently, but you are all so important to me, and I really love it here
Grey.