CT CT - Milford, Oronoque Rd, AsianMale 18-25, UP9242, skeletal, GSW to head, wrapped in blankets & garbage bags, shirt w/ Forever logo, Aug'92

[rats]

NamUs: https://identifyus.org/en/cases/9242

DoeNet: http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/1714umct.html

The Doe Network Unidentified Male Date of Discovery: August 21, 1992 Location of Discovery: Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut Estimated Date of Death: Months prior (1991-1992) State of Remains: Complete Skeletal Remains Cause of Death: Homicide/Multiple Gunshot wounds to the head Physical Description ** Listed information is approximateEstimated Age: 20-30 years old Race: Asian Gender: Male Height: 5'5" to 5'6" Weight: 120-130 lbs. Hair Color: Black, straight, 4" to 5" in length Eye Color: Unknown Distinguishing Marks/Features: Unknown. Dentals: X-rays and photographs available. All teeth including third molars have erupted. No cavities, restorations or abnormalities are identified. The incisors do not have a shovel appearance. Fingerprints: Not available. DNA: Not available. Not collected. NamUs says there is DNA available and in the system. Clothing & Personal Items Clothing: Long sleeve buttoned shirt with logo "Forever" on the left chest pocket, Fruit of the Loom vest-type undershirt (size XL 14-16), denim pants, brown belt with yellow metal buckle, and Fruit of the Loom white jockey underwear (size 30-32). Jewelry: Unknown. Additional Personal Items: Unknown. Case History A couple stolling through the woods off of Oronoque Road in Milford discovered the skeletal remains of the decedent by railroad tracks. His body was wrapped in a pink blanket, an olive drab colored blanket and two green plastic garbage bags. The remains were 90% skeletonized. Four small caliber gray metal bullets were recovered. The man was killed elswewhere. Investigators believe he was not from the local area. Investigating Agency(s) If you have any information about this case please contact;Agency Name: Office of the Connecticut Medical Examiner Agency Contact Person: Michelle Clark Agency Phone Number: 860-679-3980 E-Mail Agency Name: Milford Police Department (CT) Agency Contact Person: N/A Agency Phone Number: 203-878-6551 Agency Case Number: ME: 92-07994 NCIC Case Number: N/A NamUs Case Number: MP/UP #9242 Former Hot Case Number: 1127 Please refer to this number when contacting any agency with information regarding this case. Information Source(s) NamUs Connecticut Post News Archive

DNA and dental are available. Sad to see there's no recon.

One ruleout:

Michael Masaoay 1972 California

 

[rats]

A reconstruction has been made and added to NamUs!

(The file names they came with were all stuff like "AsianSkull1"... well, at least its easy to pick out of all my files).

There are also profile views but one of them is missing because one of the 3/4 views was duplicated. I'm just so glad they made a recon.

 

[alawaysslueth]

Could this be Anthony P. Lee



In Anthonys doenetwork case file it says that Anthony was depressed and suicidal at the time of his disappearance wich makes me think he shot himshelf in the head....That would explain the gunshot wound in the UIDS head

http://www.doenetwork.org/cases/583dmca.html

 

[NadirCake]

Anthony P. Lee was 5'10", left his belongings in San Francisco, and disappeared in June of 1986.

This UP was 5'5" or 5'6", was found across the country in CT, and is thought to have died more recently, in 1991 or 1992.

Also, I think it unlikely that someone who is suicidal would be able to
shoot themselves four times. Or that an innocent bystander would then wrap the body in blankets and plastic bags and dump it by railroad tracks.

 

[alawaysslueth]

Anthony P. Lee was 5'10", left his belongings in San Francisco, and disappeared in June of 1986.

This UP was 5'5" or 5'6", was found across the country in CT, and is thought to have died more recently, in 1991 or 1992.

Also, I think it unlikely that someone who is suicidal would be able to
shoot themselves four times. Or that an innocent bystander would then wrap the body in blankets and plastic bags and dump it by railroad tracks.

Thanks for the feedback I am new too all of this

 

[folieadeuxnola]

3-D Image could provide new answers to 25-year cold case

http://www.wtnh.com/news/news-8-inv...e-new-answers-to-25-year-cold-case/1159952624

Milford Police hope a newly released 3-D sketch will provide answers to a more than 25-year old cold case.

The image shows what police believe is the face of a still unidentified man found dead along the side of the Oronoque Rd in August 1992.

Milford Police Detective Mitchell Warwick says police were called to the area on August 21,1992 after two pedestrians found skeletal remains wrapped in a blanket.

The state medical examiner determined the victim was shot twice in the head and dumped across the street from train tracks not far from the Housatonic River. DNA analysis estimates the victim to be an 18-25 year old Asian man standing 5’3 to 5’6 inches tall.

“There’s family members, a mother and father possibly sister and brother who never knew what happened to their son or brother,” said Warwick. “So the first step would be to identify these victims and try to provide some answers to the family.

 

[rats]

So glad to see a new article, even though the recon isn't new (I posted it last year at least)

 

[Gardener1850]

Milford PD hopes new images might help solve 1992 homicide
(Image isn't new-- it's the same as above, but this article is recent)

 

[Melt71]

Towards the end of this article says the UID’s death may be related to another body found nearby in 1994.
Police hope 3-D imaging will help solve Milford cold case killing

 

[YaYa_521]

Updated link:
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

[John/Jane Doe]

Now it's a case of Othram:

Who is New Haven County John Doe (1992)?

Connecticut Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and Othram Team to Identify 1992 John Doe

dnasolves.com

 

[MarziPanda]

Shot multiple times in the head... someone really wanted this guy dead. Shows a lot of anger.