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That's a good point, didn't think of that. I guess we can exclude Anthony then.IMO, given the degree of his apparent intellectual disabilities, that even with a ‘writer’, he would not have been capable of the thoughts expressed in the note (or of reading Durkheim.)
This has been my personal opinion. The area isn’t a very popular or large area, seems like something a local to the area would know about. He could have be familiar to the area, maybe someone who visited frequently but not enough for locals to remember him. He could have also been pointed in this direction.I don't know guys, the place where it was found is too isolated to have stumbled upon it by chance...this is my personal feeling; this boy must have known those places, he must have known where to go so as not to be seen...how did he get there right at that point? Maybe he arrived in some city and went on foot???
He also could've been a hitchhiker and the driver could've stopped in the area, or he decided to get off around the area where he ended up being found.This has been my personal opinion. The area isn’t a very popular or large area, seems like something a local to the area would know about. He could have be familiar to the area, maybe someone who visited frequently but not enough for locals to remember him. He could have also been pointed in this direction.
Could have, but seems unlikely IMO. It seems like a very rural area that leads to more rural areas, but I may plan a trip over there and drive the area. I think the area only has a military base that would be of interest to anyone.He also could've been a hitchhiker and the driver could've stopped in the area, or he decided to get off around the area where he ended up being found.
Hi Romulus, i think something went wrong in your post. The picture of the sister appeared in your post, not of the picture of John…The sketch and the information tell us that this guy is Caucasian, but I'm trying to see if I can find any compatible Hispanic profiles...Is this perhaps another way forward...?
Missing Person/NamUs #MP4569
John Colonna Aponte, Male, Multiple
Date of Last Contact: May 5, 1974
Missing From: Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
Missing Age: 12 Years
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.www.namus.gov
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Hi Romulus, i think something went wrong in your post. The picture of the sister appeared in your post, not of the picture of John…
Depending on the form used, Hispanic/Latino isn’t an option to choose instead of Caucasian. You would choose the “race” and then check yes or no for Hispanic/Latino as well. Especially when records were paper, it would be easy to skip over. So imo I wouldn’t count that out as a possibility.Hi Romulus
I think his skin tone is too light for Hispanic, i keep circling back to the coroner and the funeral home, if he was of Hispanic descent it would have been noted there.
I think we have the right candidates in our top two or three. I still can't get into my Namus account, I've locked myself out because I failed to remember my favorite food. So I cannot put forward exclusions on the list.
I checked Bayard Cousins investigator, it's a woman called Kirsty or Kristy I think, the contact detail page has been moved so I don't know how to get hold of her now to forward PJD's page on Namus to her along with this thread.
I'm also waiting to hear back from a YouTube channel that does John and Jane Does as to if she is interested in adding PJD to one of her videos. Hold thumbs. God Bless all.
I would think the funeral home would give the plot number to faces to do dnaReceived a reply back from FACES. There are factors as to why DNA testing has not been performed.
Records were lost during Hurricane Katrina and the Cemetery is known but there is not a marked burial plot. They are working with agencies for resolution and hope that one day, DNA testing can done.
Wasn’t something about Hurricane Katrina not only destroying the records, but also damaged the cemetery…so gravesites were “lost”?I would think the funeral home would give the plot number to faces to do dna
Wasn’t something about Hurricane Katrina not only destroying the records, but also damaged the cemetery…so gravesites were “lost”?
I'm pretty sure they did lose track of where the Doe's body was (due to it being in an unmarked grave) though.I think I remember reading that the records were lost but that part of the cemetery wasn't displaced by Katrina, but I could be mistaken.
I'm pretty sure they did lose track of where the Doe's body was (due to it being in an unmarked grave) though.
It was mentioned quite a few times on the first thread.Source? I haven’t come across that info before.
The funeral home (Mothe) that buried him is still in business, owned by the same family, and owns the cemetery in question. As of last year at least, the funeral home was still headed by the son of the man who buried BCJD. The son was in his early-mid twenties at the time.
Cemeteries also keep plot maps. Now, sure, that can get lost, but I haven’t seen anything that says that happened here.
This is the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base, right? I always thought the base might be a clue.The area is also home to a military base