I wonder if Robert Fisher could be this UID who was found in the desert outside of Lake Havasu City, AZ. The UID is believed to be an experienced hiker based on the high-end gear found with the body. The only thing that gives me pause is the fact that his teeth were in poor condition, but if Robert was living in the wilderness for over 10 years, I guess his dental health could deteriorate.
Unidentified Person / NamUs #UP13029
Sex: Male
Race: White / Caucasian
Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 50
Estimated Age Range: 35-50
Estimated Year of Death: 2013
Estimated PMI: 2 months
Height: 6' 0"(72 inches) , Estimated
Weight: 150 lbs, Estimated
Circumstances of Recovery: Caucasian male found hanging from a tree in the desert area of Lake Havasu City. Wearing "The North Face" brand mountaineering pants. Also with the body, a "The North Face" large mountaineering style backpack was found. He appears to have been homeless, as his hair appeared long and unkempt. His teeth were in poor condition with decay noted to the front top teeth.
Circumstance Notes: Decedent was wearing multiple layers of clothing. Possibly an experienced hiker with higher end clothing equipment. Carried a small stuffed animal (moose) in the left front pocket of his jacket.
Hair Color: Sandy
Head Hair Description: Probable blonde/dirty blond; long.
Left Eye Color: Unknown
Right Eye Color: Unknown
Accessories: 1 yellow boxcutter knife found in jacket pocket. 1 small brown stuffed animal (moose) found in left pocket of fleece jacket. (Near the Body)
Clothing: "The North Face" black mountaineering style pants, blue parka, black gloves, blue gloves, green lycra shorts, black and red beanie cap, brown fleece pullover jacket, black long sleeve thermal undershirt, black long underwear, ("Starter" brand), green utility belt (On the Body)
This seems pretty close to him except the teeth. He probably wouldn’t end up with poor hygiene habits. Very regimental. It’s too easy to get a toothbrush, some floss. Maybe if his mental state was deteriorating. From the Strawberry/Payson area it would be easy to make his way down the Verde river maybe down Bill Williams river to Havasu/Parker area for winter. Just thinking out loud.I wonder if Robert Fisher could be this UID who was found in the desert outside of Lake Havasu City, AZ. The UID is believed to be an experienced hiker based on the high-end gear found with the body. The only thing that gives me pause is the fact that his teeth were in poor condition, but if Robert was living in the wilderness for over 10 years, I guess his dental health could deteriorate.
Unidentified Person / NamUs #UP13029
Sex: Male
Race: White / Caucasian
Estimated Age Group: Adult - Pre 50
Estimated Age Range: 35-50
Estimated Year of Death: 2013
Estimated PMI: 2 months
Height: 6' 0"(72 inches) , Estimated
Weight: 150 lbs, Estimated
Circumstances of Recovery: Caucasian male found hanging from a tree in the desert area of Lake Havasu City. Wearing "The North Face" brand mountaineering pants. Also with the body, a "The North Face" large mountaineering style backpack was found. He appears to have been homeless, as his hair appeared long and unkempt. His teeth were in poor condition with decay noted to the front top teeth.
Circumstance Notes: Decedent was wearing multiple layers of clothing. Possibly an experienced hiker with higher end clothing equipment. Carried a small stuffed animal (moose) in the left front pocket of his jacket.
Hair Color: Sandy
Head Hair Description: Probable blonde/dirty blond; long.
Left Eye Color: Unknown
Right Eye Color: Unknown
Accessories: 1 yellow boxcutter knife found in jacket pocket. 1 small brown stuffed animal (moose) found in left pocket of fleece jacket. (Near the Body)
Clothing: "The North Face" black mountaineering style pants, blue parka, black gloves, blue gloves, green lycra shorts, black and red beanie cap, brown fleece pullover jacket, black long sleeve thermal undershirt, black long underwear, ("Starter" brand), green utility belt (On the Body)
I can't imagine he'd ever grow his hair out either, due to his obsession with acting all military-like. He is so, so rigid. If he's out there his obsessive compulsive personality traits are going to be noticed by someone.This seems pretty close to him except the teeth. He probably wouldn’t end up with poor hygiene habits. Very regimental. It’s too easy to get a toothbrush, some floss. Maybe if his mental state was deteriorating. From the Strawberry/Payson area it would be easy to make his way down the Verde river maybe down Bill Williams river to Havasu/Parker area for winter. Just thinking out loud.
That’s pretty common for former military to be obsessive about cleanliness, hygiene, neatness their whole life.I can't imagine he'd ever grow his hair out either, due to his obsession with acting all military-like. He is so, so rigid. If he's out there his obsessive compulsive personality traits are going to be noticed by someone.
It's so interesting how he was so rule-bound in regards to his effects, especially his weapons. Everything in that gun safe was on the up and up and super organized. This guy is fascinating and terrifying at the same time.
Someone had mentioned that it might be possible he is hiding out on a Native American reservation in Arizona, Oklahoma or Else Where while Fisher isn’t Native American I’ve read of insistence where fugitive have hid out there to avoid police and communication from the outside world.
rbbm.I just saw this case for the first time today. I guess it is not that difficult to assimilate into society, get a new identity and all of that. It is interesting when the authorities thought they got him but fingerprints didn't match. I was wondering if someone can somehow destroy or otherwise change their fingerprints because someone told the police they were sure that was him.
I remember learning about this in forensics class, which is why some crazies actually try "removing" their prints (something I can't fathom). The human body is friggin' amazing.''The short answer is… No, fingerprints do not change over time, but there is a catch: they do not change as we grow old, but they can be affected by certain external conditions.
rbbm.
''The short answer is… No, fingerprints do not change over time, but there is a catch: they do not change as we grow old, but they can be affected by certain external conditions.Do Fingerprints Ever Change?
Fingerprints are kind of like a natural identity card that we possess. Not even identical twins have the same fingerprints.www.scienceabc.com
''Construction workers, especially bricklayers and people who often wash dishes by hand, lose some details in their fingerprints. Once they stop these activities, the ridges will grow back. People who work with chemicals such as calcium oxide can also lose some of the details in their fingerprints. However, once such activities are stopped, the worn-out patterns tend to grow back over time. In other words, even in such cases, the change in the appearance of fingerprints is only temporary.''
''Certain skin diseases destroy the dermis and epidermis of the skin. Consequently, it becomes challenging for fingerprint recognition systems to recognize the prints of these individuals.''
''Cuts and burns that go deeper than the epidermis can also leave scars that permanently alter the fingerprints.
Historically, there have been numerous cases where criminals have tried to alter their fingerprints to get away with their crimes.''
That is very interesting-- makes you wonder!!!!I kept staring at a guy at the DMV the other day when I realized he looked so much like Fisher. He was probably in his early 30s, though, so obviously not him but it sure did freak me out for a second!
Also, there are cases where the UID may have purposefully removed their fingerprints. Here is one from San Angelo, Texas.
I found the YT video. They definitely look quite a lot like the same person. But if they ruled it out as a match with fingerprints it's hard to argue with.
Coincidentally this article has been popping up in my newsfeed this week.
If you can't access the NYT there is a related article here:Your Doppelgänger Is Out There and You Probably Share DNA With Them (Published 2022)
That person who looks just like you is not your twin, but if scientists compared your genomes, they might find a lot in common.www.nytimes.com
Doppelgängers Don't Just Look Alike—They Also Share DNA
New research finds genetic and lifestyle similarities between unrelated pairs of "virtual twins"www.smithsonianmag.com
These are great! What app did you use?A few more age progressions I did, with and without beards, glasses, etc.